Comments on: Craftint or Duoshade Shading in Photoshop http://blog.catspawdynamics.com/?p=11 Scott Dutton In The Studio Wed, 16 Jun 2010 00:58:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Scott Dutton http://blog.catspawdynamics.com/?p=11&cpage=1#comment-44 Scott Dutton Thu, 20 Mar 2008 01:46:20 +0000 http://www.taths.com/waterworks/?p=11#comment-44 Hi Jack - What I described in the post was a method, and what patterns or textures you choose to create are up to you. There is a Photoshop setup image that you can download which does show a suggested order for the layers. Happy experimenting - Scott Hi Jack -

What I described in the post was a method, and what patterns or textures you choose to create are up to you. There is a Photoshop setup image that you can download which does show a suggested order for the layers.

Happy experimenting -

Scott

]]> By: jack Higgins http://blog.catspawdynamics.com/?p=11&cpage=1#comment-42 jack Higgins Wed, 19 Mar 2008 19:42:02 +0000 http://www.taths.com/waterworks/?p=11#comment-42 I only just came across your site. It's very good! How do you download the duoshade tone you use in your drawings? I only just came across your site. It’s very good! How do you download the duoshade tone you use in your drawings?

]]> By: Warren Miller http://blog.catspawdynamics.com/?p=11&cpage=1#comment-8 Warren Miller Fri, 13 Apr 2007 13:35:57 +0000 http://www.taths.com/waterworks/?p=11#comment-8 Speaking of Craftint... When I was in college 1978–1982, I was using Craftint Colormatch that came in various of flat color sheets (4 x 6) that were stored in a box. At the time, I was learning about the value, hue, saturation, and relationship of colors. I remember I used them up by cutting and gluing them together as art projects. Now, I found out that Craftint is no longer there. The name changed to Graphix. When I asked some of the art directors or graphic designers around here they thought I was crazy, because they are younger and they consider me from the "old school." These younger generation don't understand the philosophy of color and typography anymore. Like Paul Rand, Saul Bass, Josef Albers, and Milton Glaser, they were the founding fathers of graphic design and they used Colormatch in order to see the visual concept of their work. Enough said. Anyway, if you've heard of or have seen Colormatch that was made by Craftint. Let me know. Thanks. W Speaking of Craftint… When I was in college 1978–1982, I was using Craftint Colormatch that came in various of flat color sheets (4 x 6) that were stored in a box. At the time, I was learning about the value, hue, saturation, and relationship of colors. I remember I used them up by cutting and gluing them together as art projects.

Now, I found out that Craftint is no longer there. The name changed to Graphix.

When I asked some of the art directors or graphic designers around here they thought I was crazy, because they are younger and they consider me from the “old school.” These younger generation don’t understand the philosophy of color and typography anymore. Like Paul Rand, Saul Bass, Josef Albers, and Milton Glaser, they were the founding fathers of graphic design and they used Colormatch in order to see the visual concept of their work.

Enough said. Anyway, if you’ve heard of or have seen Colormatch that was made by Craftint. Let me know.

Thanks.

W

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