@pecourtejoie.bsky.social
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Je crois que l’on pourra effectuer une thérapie de groupe.
December 12, 2025 at 1:58 PM
Je crois que l’on pourra effectuer une thérapie de groupe.
À chaque fois, je lis « dessins de contrepèteries… »
December 12, 2025 at 1:57 PM
À chaque fois, je lis « dessins de contrepèteries… »
Ok, now I get you!
December 8, 2025 at 4:41 PM
Ok, now I get you!
Vertically offset? I don’t see it at this size…
December 8, 2025 at 3:39 PM
Vertically offset? I don’t see it at this size…
Reposted
Credit to @timsoret.bsky.social for teaching this lesson back on X:
A quick, simple, and nondestructive way to check your art's values is to create a new layer > fill it with black > change the blending mode to "color" or "hue" (for me, they both do essentially the same thing, I am using CSP)
A quick, simple, and nondestructive way to check your art's values is to create a new layer > fill it with black > change the blending mode to "color" or "hue" (for me, they both do essentially the same thing, I am using CSP)
February 21, 2025 at 5:32 PM
Credit to @timsoret.bsky.social for teaching this lesson back on X:
A quick, simple, and nondestructive way to check your art's values is to create a new layer > fill it with black > change the blending mode to "color" or "hue" (for me, they both do essentially the same thing, I am using CSP)
A quick, simple, and nondestructive way to check your art's values is to create a new layer > fill it with black > change the blending mode to "color" or "hue" (for me, they both do essentially the same thing, I am using CSP)