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Requested byI have finally made a tutorial on how to add blood in pictures. This tutorial applies to PS7, and since I ahve enver had any version of PS other than Ltd edition, I don't know if some of it can be applied to later versions of PS. I hope this helps a few of you--I know there are probably better ways to create blood in PS7, but this is what works for me.
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Always learning new tips. Never thought about using a strange-shaped eraser! : ) Thanks for making this tutorial!
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Thanks for the tutorial 
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Awesome tutorial, but it doesn't seem to work on simple backgrounds at all 
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Wow, very cool. Thank you for this! Best tutorial I've found.
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This really helped! I used this tutorial here: [link]
Thank you very much!
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Thanks for your awesome tutorial! IT helped me quite a lot with doign this pic here [link]
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I found this tutorial very helpful in adding the finishing touches to my most recent artwork so thank you very much. You can view the results here! [link]
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i used your tutorials technique here---->[link]
btw, it explained alot! even tho i have to practice doing it. A LOT
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Oh, thank you very much on the easy way of drawing blood! it really helped!
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xD. The boy looks like bart simpson go crazy. Great tutorial
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Eee! Thank you so much for this!
...that sounded a bit morbid...
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Wow! looks quick and easy....
I always thought it was hard...
Too bad i don't have photoshop...
Good job!
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THANK YOU! i didn't know about the brush sets until i read this tutorial; using this, i've figured out a way to paint beautiful blood smears that look really convincing, without the repetition of a grunge brush.
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Nice tutorial... I use PSP7 (paint shop pro 7), but the concepts arethe same...i might just have to try this out some itme. =^_^=
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That is quite cool and very, very helpful. o_o No more smudge tool for me.
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Pretty blood.... I shall put it to use in my next artwork. Thanks for the tut ^_^
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Yeah, I just had a little play around, You can get an amazing looking blood effedt if you use BURN, but not THIS!
You must use a much lighter red, such as #E33D3D or it will be way to day, sorry, you are going to have to do it all again 
IMO the difference is fantastic, you get a much deeper, "bloodier" feel! - it looks like blood not red ink.
P.S This is wicked for photos, and probably good for anything else!
P.P.S. Skintones look rather neat with this effect!
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Okay, I discovered what you mean..... THIS TUT 0WNZ!!!!!
I must say one thing though - Use Color Burn rather than Multiply Much better effect. This works on photos anyway!
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Nice tut, but what do you mean by "Wet Brushes" I think i may have the wrong brush managaer - is it the thing next to file browser?
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Great! another of those things you always wonder how to do and never realized it even being so close to the eye. Thanks for brought it out to the light!
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FINALLY! I have been looking for a blood tutorial for months! Thank you so much for posting this! It will be very helpful on some of my sketches!
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yummy! oooo very helpful too. I cant use photoshop anyways but I can attepmt it.
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good quick tutorial, thanks dude. I just wish i was better at digital painting
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