[Startaiger]

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Originally Posted by theArchivist

Its a custom using the 4HM Gothitropolis - Scarabus variant figure
ANUBOS (Scarabus variant) (SOLD OUT!)

Ok, THX!! Makes sence, egyptian motif & all...

[Augustus_Cole]

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Originally Posted by Monte Williams

Yep! A lazy kitbash I put together a year or two ago.

but your photo of it made it look like the greatest figure i'd ever seen in my life...lol
i would have reposted it..but i can't find it.. (that's your cue for a re-up)

[Joe Moore]

Anybody here ever try Adobe Paintcan? It's available on iOS devices. Let's you manually paint over your pics, with a lot of control on what the final image looks like. Here's a few I did with some of my pics.

[Tim]

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Originally Posted by Joe Moore

Anybody here ever try Adobe Paintcan? It's available on iOS devices. Let's you manually paint over your pics, with a lot of control on what the final image looks like. Here's a few I did with some of my pics.

No I haven't but those are some awesome pictures especially unmasked Jason.

[Joe Moore]

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Originally Posted by Tim

No I haven't but those are some awesome pictures especially unmasked Jason.

Thanks. It's a lot of fun to mess with. Different brushes, textures, styles to choose from.

[Tim]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joe Moore

Thanks. It's a lot of fun to mess with. Different brushes, textures, styles to choose from.

Yeah i can tell it, they are cool. Is it Paid app or Free?

[Joe Moore]

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Originally Posted by Tim

Yeah i can tell it, they are cool. Is it Paid app or Free?

It's a free app with no ads.

[Tim]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joe Moore

It's a free app with no ads.

Badass Thanks man i am going to mess around with it today.

[Joe Moore]

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Originally Posted by Tim

Badass Thanks man i am going to mess around with it today.

Cool. Quick tip, if you zoom out the paint brush strokes will be very abstract, if you zoom in, the painting gets more refined and detailed.

[Tim]

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Originally Posted by Joe Moore

Cool. Quick tip, if you zoom out the paint brush strokes will be very abstract, if you zoom in, the painting gets more refined and detailed.

Awesome thanks for the heads up.

[SpasticPlastic]

Between this and prisma, I'm gonna be glued to my phone like a millennial!

[Tim]

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Originally Posted by SpasticPlastic

Between this and prisma, I'm gonna be glued to my phone like a millennial!

Hahaha Same. At least is better than walking around looking for pokemon.

[SpasticPlastic]

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Originally Posted by Tim

Hahaha Same. At least is better than walking around looking for pokemon.

Haha! Yes, indeed.

[scarrviper]

Recoil by scarrviper, on Flickr

[Joe Moore]

Some more of my pics painted up in Adobe Paintcan. Done on an iPad.

[Monte Williams]

Quote:

Originally Posted by DarkToyLord

but your photo of it made it look like the greatest figure i'd ever seen in my life...lol
i would have reposted it..but i can't find it.. (that's your queue for a re-up)

Ha ha, thanks, man, that's very flattering!

Here he be:

Gate is Straight, Deep and Wide by Monte Williams, on Flickr

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Originally Posted by Joe Moore

Anybody here ever try Adobe Paintcan?

Curse you! As if Prisma wasn't sucking up enough of my time!

Speaking of which, there's only another day or two left in NECA's contest; post your photo(s) of NECA figures with Prisma edits and use the hashtag #necaprisma. (Facebook, Twitter or Instagram).

Meanwhile, Lunapic has a paint feature, too. It's not a brush, just a one-click thing, so you can't adjust or control it. It's usually a bit much, but sometimes I dig it.

LunaPic | Free Online Photo Editor

Click "Surreal Painting" under the Effects tag.

[Monte Williams]

Dang, I feel like I need a tutorial for Paintcan. It's very neat, but the brushes are quite sensitive!

[Joe Moore]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Monte Williams

Dang, I feel like I need a tutorial for Paintcan. It's very neat, but the brushes are quite sensitive!

For solid details, I zoom in and use either the "Face" or the "Natural" brushes. Then I slowly zoom out and mix and match a few of the others, then go in with Manual brushes to get some personal touches with it.

[Monte Williams]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joe Moore

For solid details, I zoom in and use either the "Face" or the "Natural" brushes. Then I slowly zoom out and mix and match a few of the others, then go in with Manual brushes to get some personal touches with it.

Thanks! Are you using an iPad? I watched a tutorial within the app, but it applies to iPad, which apparently has different brushes than a phone.

[Joe Moore]

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Originally Posted by Monte Williams

Thanks! Are you using an iPad? I watched a tutorial within the app, but it applies to iPad, which apparently has different brushes than a phone.

Yeah, using an iPad for it. Wanted it on my phone, but I have an Android phone, and it's not out yet for anything else.

[Monte Williams]

Hmm... I might have to see about installing it on my wife's old iPad.

[Monte Williams]

In the meantime, here are my initial efforts, which are pretty fumbling and awkward compared to yours:

Trouble With the Damned is, They Never Stay Put—Adobe Paintcan by Monte Williams, on Flickr

I used some tools on the PicMonkey site to try to make the Lone Ranger portrait look a bit better.

Meanwhile, Flickr's spooky auto tagging software immediately labelled these "PaintCan", "PaintCan App" and "Adobe". Eerie stuff to this old Luddite.

[TheBlueMarvel]

Flickr test run to see if I like it.

P5270961 by Nunya Bidness, on Flickr

P5270965 by Nunya Bidness, on Flickr

P5270957 by Nunya Bidness, on Flickr

P5270960 by Nunya Bidness, on Flickr

Marvel's Defenders: Namor by Nunya Bidness, on Flickr

P5270959 by Nunya Bidness, on Flickr

P5270964 by Nunya Bidness, on Flickr

P5270966 by Nunya Bidness, on Flickr

P5270967 by Nunya Bidness, on Flickr

P5270958 by Nunya Bidness, on Flickr

P5270953 by Nunya Bidness, on Flickr

Marvel's Defenders by Nunya Bidness, on Flickr

[Joe Moore]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Monte Williams

In the meantime, here are my initial efforts, which are pretty fumbling and awkward compared to yours:

Trouble With the Damned is, They Never Stay Put—Adobe Paintcan by Monte Williams, on Flickr

I used some tools on the PicMonkey site to try to make the Lone Ranger portrait look a bit better.

Meanwhile, Flickr's spooky auto tagging software immediately labelled these "PaintCan", "PaintCan App" and "Adobe". Eerie stuff to this old Luddite.

I think they turned out really well.

[Monte Williams]

Thanks. It's pretty unforgiving, ha ha ha.