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I took away something different. He emphasized several times how Photoshop enables him to pull off pixel art style but without having to individually drop in pi
by city41 11y ago
I took away something different. He emphasized several times how Photoshop enables him to pull off pixel art style but without having to individually drop in pixels. He said that about the lighting templates, the dithering template, and the anti aliasing technique. I'd argue the mere mention of the word "template" supports this. In all cases, "not having to do one pixel at a time" seemed to be the primary advantage.
It's true he also said sometimes he still has to manually put in pixels, but that seemed to exception to me.
- tcdent 11y agoThe selection wand is nothing revolutionary, and likely works better for his purposes in the obsolete software. PS anti-aliases selections by default, so there's a specific example of a tool he's had to tune for his style of art. The dithering template only exists because dithering is not a concept in PS; the DOS application has a dedicated dithered gradient tool.