If you ever did some paper crafting, you have seen those puffy paints or glue or gel. Some will just be translucent or opaque, some will have glitters or not.
This script will turn any line drawing you can make into a gel paint, with or without glitters. You can choose the amount of glitters, and the color. You can use a line drawing or a solid shape, in which case the script will just use the outline.
This is perfect to add a handmade look to a project with a color that will match everything.
If you prefer something more regular, use a preset shape and you can use the outline only too.
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Since spring is finally getting here now (believe it or not, we got another 4 inches of snow on April 26th!), i decided to hand draw a few spring themed elements for you.
Each element was hand drawn. For the flower and the umbrella, i ran the script on the two parts separately. To make the color a bit brighter, i simply selected outside the gel part with the Magic wand, inverted the selection, contracted the selection by 1 pixels, and flood filled with a solid color on a new layer that was placed below.
For the umbrella, i used almost the same steps, except that i selected the whole area of the umbrella instead of just the gel part.
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Hi,
I would use this to make a frame, and perhaps put some noise on it.
Looking forward to trying it.
Best,
Puglie
So many things to make: a name; Christmas Tree decorations; snowflakes; Happy Birthday/Christmas; fairy outlines just to name a few. Even just squiggles would be nice as well!
Thanks
I agree with linghams, lots of things! Especially names or other text.
Thanks for the chance!