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[wolfepaw]

I have created 29 Photoshop CS brushes of Celine.  Here is a jpg of those brushes.  Includes photo and silhouette brushes of Celine performing and posing and a Signature.  The link if you're interested in them is: Celine Photoshop Brushes

Here is an image of all of the brushes in one jpg.

[fandeceline23]

thank you kiss

[aicee]

Cool! how do you do that?

[Bruno Dion]

Thank you so much!

[wolfepaw]

aicee, on May 10 2008, 05:42 PM, said:

Cool! how do you do that?

Thank you.  If you would really like to know, here is a short explanation. Basically, you get a good picture or Celine, use the various select tools (magic wand, circular and rectangular marquees, lasso).  Once you get her selected from the most of the rest of the background, create a new layer of that selection.  Then use the eraser tools to get rid of everything that may still be left from the background.  Then, use a select tool again.  I usually use the magic wand, clicking on the background (which should now be empty), then doing an inverse of the select so that only the image of Celine is chosen.  Then go to Edit>Create Brush Preset.  Give it a name and Voila, there she is.  In order to do the silhouette, do the select thing again (select background, then do inverse), then go to Image>Adjustment>Curves.  Grab the top right end of the line which is in the top right corner of the curve line graph (white input end of line) and bring it all the way down to the bottom (if you have it set to "Preview", when you slide the end of the line down, you can see the image turn solid black).  Once you have done that, go to Edit "Create Brush Preset" and give it a name and there you have the silhouette version of the brush.

It can be time consuming, but I have a lot of fun doing them.

[Soloni]

thank you it´s really cool...

[4celine]

cool.
Thank you

[one heart]

thanks !!! so nice !!!

[celinerific]

Haha. Cuuuute! Great job!

[wolfepaw]

I have updated the brushes.  There are now 39 in all.  19 Photo brushes, 19 silhouette brushes (same as photos) and Celine signature.  Here is a picture of all of them, just in black.  Remember, colors, sizes, angles and other effects can be changed as needed.




The brushes themselves are uploaded to RapidShare.  The link to that is:
Latest Celine Brushes

Hope you enjoy them.

[cmcd]

Beautiful, thanks  

[Ann]

they are brautiful, thank you

[screw]

Brilliant, thank you  

[chipnaughty]

like it!!!

[VintageCeline]

They are brilliant! I need to get me PSP now

x

[CélineSourit]

Awesome. Nicely done. Thanks a lot.

[ce-line]

They're so great!  

I'll try to do some fun with them tomorrow!  

[wolfepaw]

ce-line, on Jul 23 2008, 05:23 PM, said:

They're so great!  

I'll try to do some fun with them tomorrow!  

I can't wait to see what you come up with.  I'm really looking forward to them.

[aicee]

wolfepaw, on May 11 2008, 09:18 PM, said:

aicee, on May 10 2008, 05:42 PM, said:

Cool! how do you do that?

Thank you.  If you would really like to know, here is a short explanation. Basically, you get a good picture or Celine, use the various select tools (magic wand, circular and rectangular marquees, lasso).  Once you get her selected from the most of the rest of the background, create a new layer of that selection.  Then use the eraser tools to get rid of everything that may still be left from the background.  Then, use a select tool again.  I usually use the magic wand, clicking on the background (which should now be empty), then doing an inverse of the select so that only the image of Celine is chosen.  Then go to Edit>Create Brush Preset.  Give it a name and Voila, there she is.  In order to do the silhouette, do the select thing again (select background, then do inverse), then go to Image>Adjustment>Curves.  Grab the top right end of the line which is in the top right corner of the curve line graph (white input end of line) and bring it all the way down to the bottom (if you have it set to "Preview", when you slide the end of the line down, you can see the image turn solid black).  Once you have done that, go to Edit "Create Brush Preset" and give it a name and there you have the silhouette version of the brush.

It can be time consuming, but I have a lot of fun doing them.

Thanks for the info friend, now I have a lot of time to do.  

[wolfepaw]

Well, I've added a few more brushes to my Celine PS Brushes.  Here is the link to them on RapidShare:   Celine PS Brushes

Here are a couple of images made with them all together in color and with glowing edges:






Hope you like them and can use them in your graphics.

[jeje03100]

thanks

[fandeceline23]

thank you kiss

[margaret]

merci beaucoup