How did I Filter this?

GB
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g_ballard
Jul 5, 2004
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I can’t seem to imitate this filter effect on an adjacent graphic (to tie it into my layout). <http://www.gballard.net/dwana1.jpg>

Any ideas on how I did it?

I recall it was when I was beginning to run filters on top of filters.

Pretty sure it is Crosshatch and something, but even Crosshatch isn’t doing it.

The test file is 72ppi (so too much resolution on the new graphic is not the issue)…

Thanks.
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Paul_Hokanson
Jul 5, 2004
G,

Looks like you have a texture underpainting (selectively masked, perhaps?) along with the crosshatch… maybe even a lighting effects render on one channel to increase the relief of the texture.

You’re not the first person who’s done something cool and then forgotten how they did it. I find that the monkey on my back can be quite helpful during my many brain farts in situations much like this. He takes copious notes about everything I do.

Good luck!
GB
g_ballard
Jul 5, 2004
texture underpainting (selectively masked…lighting effects render
on one channel

Na, Paul, this is my earliest digital work (and even that is way over my head) 🙂

Now about that monkee…
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progress
Jul 5, 2004
graphic pen…something like that…or one of the old gallery effects that works with textures.
GB
g_ballard
Jul 5, 2004
one of the old gallery effects

ya, I’m beginning to suspect these filters aren’t the same anymore…
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Shep
Jul 5, 2004
Possibly "rough pastels" with "angled strokes" on top of it?
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Buko
Jul 5, 2004
Time to fire up the old version of Photoshop you don’t use anymore.

Just another reason to keep all your photoshops on the computer.
GB
g_ballard
Jul 5, 2004
Shep: "rough pastels" with "angled strokes"

Ya, that’s got to be it!
I’ll let you know after I get back to that task…
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progress
Jul 5, 2004

g…i think they are…but im not sure theyre grouped the same as before.
GB
g_ballard
Jul 5, 2004
That was it, Shep, thanks.
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Shep
Jul 6, 2004
That’s great g. Glad I could help.

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