Jules :3
@jusniffles.bsky.social
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🔮 Disabled queer enby making stuff :3
✨ I am trying to have fun with social media again :)
🔞 No minors, I interact with NSFW content
☕ https://ko-fi.com/jusniffles
☁️ Commissions: Closed
🔮 Disabled queer enby making stuff :3
✨ I am trying to have fun with social media again :)
🔞 No minors, I interact with NSFW content
☕ https://ko-fi.com/jusniffles
Telegram is also excluded!! Forgot to mention that lol
June 19, 2025 at 4:21 AM
Telegram is also excluded!! Forgot to mention that lol
Additionally, since the values are on an overlay layer, you can change the opacity of the layer to make the values as intense as you'd like.
If you'd like me to reply with some pictures/examples, or have any questions, feel free to let me know!! :3 (4/4)
If you'd like me to reply with some pictures/examples, or have any questions, feel free to let me know!! :3 (4/4)
January 20, 2025 at 1:38 AM
Additionally, since the values are on an overlay layer, you can change the opacity of the layer to make the values as intense as you'd like.
If you'd like me to reply with some pictures/examples, or have any questions, feel free to let me know!! :3 (4/4)
If you'd like me to reply with some pictures/examples, or have any questions, feel free to let me know!! :3 (4/4)
A gradient map allows me full control over the colors of my shadows, highlights, midtones, and everything in between. I can make my values as saturated or muted as I want to, as light or as dark as I want, etc etc. (3/4)
January 20, 2025 at 1:38 AM
A gradient map allows me full control over the colors of my shadows, highlights, midtones, and everything in between. I can make my values as saturated or muted as I want to, as light or as dark as I want, etc etc. (3/4)
Instead, I do all of my values in grayscale using 50% gray as my base tone. Once I'm done, I merge the values into one layer, set that layer to "overlay", and create a gradient map on the grayscale layer (I duplicate it just in case I make any mistakes on the layer I'm using). (2/4)
January 20, 2025 at 1:38 AM
Instead, I do all of my values in grayscale using 50% gray as my base tone. Once I'm done, I merge the values into one layer, set that layer to "overlay", and create a gradient map on the grayscale layer (I duplicate it just in case I make any mistakes on the layer I'm using). (2/4)
The answer (for me) is gradient maps!!
Recoloring grayscale values using overlays of other colors always end up too muddy for me, or the color combos just don't have enough range of hue and value for my liking. (1/4)
Recoloring grayscale values using overlays of other colors always end up too muddy for me, or the color combos just don't have enough range of hue and value for my liking. (1/4)
January 20, 2025 at 1:38 AM
The answer (for me) is gradient maps!!
Recoloring grayscale values using overlays of other colors always end up too muddy for me, or the color combos just don't have enough range of hue and value for my liking. (1/4)
Recoloring grayscale values using overlays of other colors always end up too muddy for me, or the color combos just don't have enough range of hue and value for my liking. (1/4)
Lol naw, I'm not built like that
November 8, 2024 at 12:41 AM
Lol naw, I'm not built like that
No worries, will keep in mind :3 💖
November 7, 2024 at 11:30 PM
No worries, will keep in mind :3 💖