I recently download an Eye Candy demo but I don't know how to actually make it usable on PSP 9 or Photoshop.
Can anyone help me?I downloaded Eye Candy 3, but I don't know how to load it as a plugin on Paint Shop Pro or Photoshop?
Hi there,
create a folder ';Plugins'; or with a name of your choice on your harddisc. I can't remember me, if EC3 have an setup-button or not. If yes, click on that button and install it in your new folder.
If not, copy the 8bf-files into this folder.
Now open your PSP, then click on
Files%26gt;Preferences%26gt;File Locations
click on the Plugin tab, then click on add
search for the new Plugin folder, click ok
and EC3 should be listed in your plugins now
hope this helps
Wiciyela
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Does anyone know how to create thin lines (straight ones, squiggly ones etc) using acrylic paint?
Im trying to create an abstract art and have tried thinning out the paint using water which didnt work and a flow medium which was also useless????Does anyone know how to create thin lines (straight ones, squiggly ones etc) using acrylic paint?
Are you using a brush with long thin bristles? Any brush other than that won't give you the lines you are looking for.
Prepare your paint in a small puddle to a good wet consistency, then wet your brush HALF way up, rolling it around sideways in the paint.
You have to work fairly fast, but try a few strokes on your palette to see if you have too much or too little paint in the bristles, then if it's good, apply it to your painting. Does anyone know how to create thin lines (straight ones, squiggly ones etc) using acrylic paint?
I don't know why thinning it with water did not work. I usually just thin the paint to a very smooth consistency (bubbles are your enemies) then take a long thin brush (you can always cut the brush to the perfect size, softer and more flexible the brush the better) and with a slow steady hand make my lines.
What order are you applying these. Best is to put a dab of paint onto a palette and add small amounts of thinner until you have reached the right consistency. It's all trial and error, there is no formula. Use a straight edge for your straight lines, or drafting tape.origins
Are you using a brush with long thin bristles? Any brush other than that won't give you the lines you are looking for.
Prepare your paint in a small puddle to a good wet consistency, then wet your brush HALF way up, rolling it around sideways in the paint.
You have to work fairly fast, but try a few strokes on your palette to see if you have too much or too little paint in the bristles, then if it's good, apply it to your painting. Does anyone know how to create thin lines (straight ones, squiggly ones etc) using acrylic paint?
I don't know why thinning it with water did not work. I usually just thin the paint to a very smooth consistency (bubbles are your enemies) then take a long thin brush (you can always cut the brush to the perfect size, softer and more flexible the brush the better) and with a slow steady hand make my lines.
What order are you applying these. Best is to put a dab of paint onto a palette and add small amounts of thinner until you have reached the right consistency. It's all trial and error, there is no formula. Use a straight edge for your straight lines, or drafting tape.
How to say ';Paint'; in Spanish?
I'm talking about the ';liquid paint used for painting'; not ';to paint';.How to say ';Paint'; in Spanish?
';pintura';
It also means ';painting'; as in ';I like painting'; = Me gusta la pintura = and also painting as in a painting on the wall, a picture.How to say ';Paint'; in Spanish?
la pintura
Go to dictionary.com. It has an easy to use and free translator for any language
(La) Pintura = (The) paint
Pintura
Pintura.
In your case, ';pintura l铆quida usada para pintar';
Tagging
El Painto. :)
';pintura';
It also means ';painting'; as in ';I like painting'; = Me gusta la pintura = and also painting as in a painting on the wall, a picture.How to say ';Paint'; in Spanish?
la pintura
Go to dictionary.com. It has an easy to use and free translator for any language
(La) Pintura = (The) paint
Pintura
Pintura.
In your case, ';pintura l铆quida usada para pintar';
Tagging
El Painto. :)
I want to paint my 89 pontiac grand prix how much will it cost me and where is the best place to go?
kbb.com
that's what car dealers use...I want to paint my 89 pontiac grand prix how much will it cost me and where is the best place to go?
kbb is not what most dealers use the fact is that most new cars have some repairs done to them and its left to the shops (which rarely is a dealer) choice. cost will depend on color what ur changeing it from (black to whaite or white to black) as for a shop wow dont know whaer you live and if ur doing a color change andyone that bisds it for anything less than 2-5k are hacks and giving u a ';blue light'; special good paints man you can use the bottom high end paint like diamont to good paint like ppg sikkens or house of kolours. most people will be happy as hell with valspar (they own house of kolours). when painting ur car theres alot of info thats needed to u want it jammed and trunk and engine done, is it a color change, is there body work, and just how much are YOU going to do
that's what car dealers use...I want to paint my 89 pontiac grand prix how much will it cost me and where is the best place to go?
kbb is not what most dealers use the fact is that most new cars have some repairs done to them and its left to the shops (which rarely is a dealer) choice. cost will depend on color what ur changeing it from (black to whaite or white to black) as for a shop wow dont know whaer you live and if ur doing a color change andyone that bisds it for anything less than 2-5k are hacks and giving u a ';blue light'; special good paints man you can use the bottom high end paint like diamont to good paint like ppg sikkens or house of kolours. most people will be happy as hell with valspar (they own house of kolours). when painting ur car theres alot of info thats needed to u want it jammed and trunk and engine done, is it a color change, is there body work, and just how much are YOU going to do
Anyone got any idea how to move scratches from spec lens. My husband used a scourer on his to get paint off?
There is something you could try... it is a CD cleaner and restorer from JML. It comes with a little bottle of liquid that ';fills'; in scratches on CD's so they are playable again. This might well work for his specs as I used it on a pair of sunglasses and they came up a treat.
http://www.jmldirect.com/Disc-Clinic-wit鈥?/a>Anyone got any idea how to move scratches from spec lens. My husband used a scourer on his to get paint off?
You can use a superfine wet sandpaper to get deep scratches out. Start with 800 or 1000 and go finer and finer. Then you can go to an automotive store and get a plastic polish and a small buffing pad that you can put in a drill and polish the lens. The easiest thing is call the place you bought them and see if they buff lenses. Many eyeglass stores do.Anyone got any idea how to move scratches from spec lens. My husband used a scourer on his to get paint off?
The lenses will need resmoothing and re polishing by an optical engineer. Very expensive, cheaper to buy another pair.
nope, once it's scrathed, that's it. You'll have to get new lenses
I agree with nicole, but afterwards try useing the toothpaste.
He should have gone to Spec Savers! i think once you scratch the lens of glasses they need to be replaced and next time get scratch resistant ones that's what i have had them 3 years and no scratches
I think you will find there is nothing you can do as anything you do could change the lens and thereby make it different to look through.
Try taking them to an optician though - they may be able to offer some help.
You can remove very fine scratches by polishing the lenses with toothpaste. Takes a while but they really smell fresh afterwards.
thats done it then sorry Oh no more expense
There is a substance called jewellers rouge that you could try.
Personally i would try at a jewellers shop to buy some, and then ask the jeweller if he thought it would work. An optician also has machines for polishing, they may do it for you if you ask. Google 'jewellers rouge' you can use it on glass. You can also buy it on line.
Hi
I don't think you can - try the optician to see if they can do it. I tried to take out a small scratch with non-scratching miracle stuff that cleans ceramic hobs - major mistake, I had to get new glasses.
http://www.jmldirect.com/Disc-Clinic-wit鈥?/a>Anyone got any idea how to move scratches from spec lens. My husband used a scourer on his to get paint off?
You can use a superfine wet sandpaper to get deep scratches out. Start with 800 or 1000 and go finer and finer. Then you can go to an automotive store and get a plastic polish and a small buffing pad that you can put in a drill and polish the lens. The easiest thing is call the place you bought them and see if they buff lenses. Many eyeglass stores do.Anyone got any idea how to move scratches from spec lens. My husband used a scourer on his to get paint off?
The lenses will need resmoothing and re polishing by an optical engineer. Very expensive, cheaper to buy another pair.
nope, once it's scrathed, that's it. You'll have to get new lenses
I agree with nicole, but afterwards try useing the toothpaste.
He should have gone to Spec Savers! i think once you scratch the lens of glasses they need to be replaced and next time get scratch resistant ones that's what i have had them 3 years and no scratches
I think you will find there is nothing you can do as anything you do could change the lens and thereby make it different to look through.
Try taking them to an optician though - they may be able to offer some help.
You can remove very fine scratches by polishing the lenses with toothpaste. Takes a while but they really smell fresh afterwards.
thats done it then sorry Oh no more expense
There is a substance called jewellers rouge that you could try.
Personally i would try at a jewellers shop to buy some, and then ask the jeweller if he thought it would work. An optician also has machines for polishing, they may do it for you if you ask. Google 'jewellers rouge' you can use it on glass. You can also buy it on line.
Hi
I don't think you can - try the optician to see if they can do it. I tried to take out a small scratch with non-scratching miracle stuff that cleans ceramic hobs - major mistake, I had to get new glasses.
Tips on how to paint my fireplace?
I basically just want to Paint my fireplace to a simple neutral color and if you can give me some advice that would be great.
Also how should i clean my fireplace before painting what should i do?
My fireplace is red brick from bottom to top.
It stops right to the ceiling.
Tips on how to paint my fireplace?
This is an easy task! Make sure the surface is clean and free of debris. You can use any type of surface cleaner, but I recommend something with a de-greaser in it. Just be sure to rinse the surface. Depending on what color you chose, you may need to prime the surface prior to painting. Choice of paint also varies, but I would go with an oil base to ensure durability.
***Helpful Tip***
Speak to a paint specialist at you local hardware store.Tips on how to paint my fireplace?
It depends on whether or not you are painting the inside or out. If you paint the out side and not the mantel use a latex because it is a thermal plastic meaning that it expands and contracts with the heat and the cold.
If you are painting the inside and you plan on using the fireplace then you need to go with a high heat paint and if you plan on using a neutral color then you need to call a paint rep and have him tell you which paint to use
Also how should i clean my fireplace before painting what should i do?
My fireplace is red brick from bottom to top.
It stops right to the ceiling.
Tips on how to paint my fireplace?
This is an easy task! Make sure the surface is clean and free of debris. You can use any type of surface cleaner, but I recommend something with a de-greaser in it. Just be sure to rinse the surface. Depending on what color you chose, you may need to prime the surface prior to painting. Choice of paint also varies, but I would go with an oil base to ensure durability.
***Helpful Tip***
Speak to a paint specialist at you local hardware store.Tips on how to paint my fireplace?
It depends on whether or not you are painting the inside or out. If you paint the out side and not the mantel use a latex because it is a thermal plastic meaning that it expands and contracts with the heat and the cold.
If you are painting the inside and you plan on using the fireplace then you need to go with a high heat paint and if you plan on using a neutral color then you need to call a paint rep and have him tell you which paint to use
If 1 L of paint covers 12m square, how much paint would be required to cover an area of:?
a. 1.5 m by 3 m?
b. 8 m by 4.5 m?
hint : 1 L = 1000 mLIf 1 L of paint covers 12m square, how much paint would be required to cover an area of:?
a= .375
b= 3.17
I think these are right.If 1 L of paint covers 12m square, how much paint would be required to cover an area of:?
do your homework yourself lol
b. 8 m by 4.5 m?
hint : 1 L = 1000 mLIf 1 L of paint covers 12m square, how much paint would be required to cover an area of:?
a= .375
b= 3.17
I think these are right.If 1 L of paint covers 12m square, how much paint would be required to cover an area of:?
do your homework yourself lol
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