Thanks for another great video, even if I don't personally use Photoshop I can see the value of your knowledge 👍👍 Do you prefer the buy me a coffee or is the TH-cam thanks ok ?
@@hervebuteau169 thanks so much Herve as always, I really appreciate it!! Happy new year mate!! The Buy me a coffee platform only takes a small percentage whereas TH-cam thanks takes 50%
I’m gonna come back & watch this, thanks👍 In the meantime, I have a Graphtec 6000 plotter & I use the software which came with it. BUT, I still want to learn & get my head around tracing & vectoring etc, so hoping there’s is a section here, that I can learn from & adapt.
@@speciallion1135 I don’t cover any vector processes in this video, but I will in the next one. I generally work in pixels then do an automatic conversion to vector in Vinylmaster. It’s a bit unorthodox but it works for me :)
Thank you for the video. I've been using Photoshop since it started, but always find it useful watching other people's methods and I always pick up some tips that I find useful even after all these years. You explain your methods very clearly and in a relaxed way, so that any beginner could follow and make use of your process. I'm only just starting out on my glass gilding 'journey' (having come from a photography and web design background ... and wanting to do something a bit more traditional), and I have yet to make anything on glass, but have watch quite a few of your videos. Saving up for one of Dave Smith's gilding course, but can't quite justify the expense at the moment (course fees and materials), but have learnt quite a bit of theory from your channel, so will maybe dip my toes into something practical soon. Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks, I'm glad you're enjoying the videos! There's definitely enough on my channel to get you started, but Dave's course will take you to the next level if you decide to take up Reverse Glass work as a hobby :)
I have a degree in fine art, but over the last 20 years I found out as a teacher Most Uni students I had here in Australia couldn't draw well, plus many companies would send me images they wanted for signage or promotion was often sent in adobe or corel draw ... I still have my photoshop in CC as well as illustrator. Again thanks for the effort mate with for signage Corel draw works well and is simple. I just bought a new Dell tower as ALL my other units in the factory were custom built. Again thank you... before I forget I have tried "Kittle" great software for ideas, but I'm not big on AI for my designs... to each his own.
Because i use for over 30 years Coreldraw i do use it most of the times for designing,i also do have Photoshop installed afther this great step by step i am going to give it a try ,great video again Paul Happy New Year.
Thanks for another great video, even if I don't personally use Photoshop I can see the value of your knowledge 👍👍
Do you prefer the buy me a coffee or is the TH-cam thanks ok ?
@@hervebuteau169 thanks so much Herve as always, I really appreciate it!! Happy new year mate!!
The Buy me a coffee platform only takes a small percentage whereas TH-cam thanks takes 50%
OMG 😱 all that money waisted on them😅 I'll be using the buy me a coffee from know on .✌️ Happy new year!! 🎊
@ it’s outrageous that they take such a high cut! 🤯 cheers Herve! 😎🍻
Thanks! You're the best!
@@morbek1 thank you very much!!! 🙏
Love your content - thank you so much for making these videos. Happy New Year!
@@hillmt thanks for watching!! Happy New Year!! 🥳
I’m gonna come back & watch this, thanks👍 In the meantime, I have a Graphtec 6000 plotter & I use the software which came with it. BUT, I still want to learn & get my head around tracing & vectoring etc, so hoping there’s is a section here, that I can learn from & adapt.
@@speciallion1135 I don’t cover any vector processes in this video, but I will in the next one. I generally work in pixels then do an automatic conversion to vector in Vinylmaster. It’s a bit unorthodox but it works for me :)
Thank you for the video. I've been using Photoshop since it started, but always find it useful watching other people's methods and I always pick up some tips that I find useful even after all these years. You explain your methods very clearly and in a relaxed way, so that any beginner could follow and make use of your process. I'm only just starting out on my glass gilding 'journey' (having come from a photography and web design background ... and wanting to do something a bit more traditional), and I have yet to make anything on glass, but have watch quite a few of your videos. Saving up for one of Dave Smith's gilding course, but can't quite justify the expense at the moment (course fees and materials), but have learnt quite a bit of theory from your channel, so will maybe dip my toes into something practical soon. Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks, I'm glad you're enjoying the videos! There's definitely enough on my channel to get you started, but Dave's course will take you to the next level if you decide to take up Reverse Glass work as a hobby :)
I have a degree in fine art, but over the last 20 years I found out as a teacher Most Uni students I had here in Australia couldn't draw well, plus many companies would send me images they wanted for signage or promotion was often sent in adobe or corel draw ... I still have my photoshop in CC as well as illustrator. Again thanks for the effort mate with for signage Corel draw works well and is simple. I just bought a new Dell tower as ALL my other units in the factory were custom built. Again thank you... before I forget I have tried "Kittle" great software for ideas, but I'm not big on AI for my designs... to each his own.
whatever works
Because i use for over 30 years Coreldraw i do use it most of the times for designing,i also do have Photoshop installed afther this great step by step i am going to give it a try ,great video again Paul Happy New Year.
Thanks Ton, I'm glad you enjoyed it! Happy new year mate!!