Appreciated sir this is so helpful

Several photographers are creating a plague on the Internet. They seem shy of saying what it really is. They all too often mean monotone artistic photography. In reality it is no more fine than colour. People are entitled to prefer monotone so why not admit it instead of suggesting something it isn't? It certainly isn't better than the richness of colour.

but i want the opposite, every brush i have has this weird fade coming out and it looks so offputting.

A. lot of us don't use Photoshop. I don't do Adobe, but Affinity Photo gets the job done with no subscription.

holy shit.... this... omg. Didn't knew. NOW I CAN PAINT STUFF WITH MOUSE!!!!

Very nice but not definitively easy! Thaank you.

thank you sooo much it was the reason why i sttoped digital drawing i couldn't find any brushes that i liked, now that i can custom hem as i want it's so much better. Thank you sooo much

at 5:25 he says "I will make a stamp" and then he makes a layer with some kind of keyboard shortcut? What is he doing in this step?

In one of Blake Rudis’ courses he asks the question “What is your biggest issue or negative thought toward attaining or accessing your artistic vision?” My answer: Age. 67 years have expired, you can freeze a moment in time with a photo, but you can’t exist inside with it.

Wheres part 2? This was great!

theres no brush setting come on

Jim, I have enjoyed your artistic vision for several years. These days I was editing a portrait whose color never ended up satisfying me, so I remembered this video of yours and converted the color image to black and white, following, as closely as I could, the steps outlined by you. The next comment is very near, but nonetheless, it is valid: I obtained a worthy result. If you are still able to see how your instructions permeate your audience, let me know where to send you the before and after of this edition for your observation.

thanks jim, i was going insane

Is this course still available for purchase somewhere? Thank you.

Is that a Zone System Plugin for Photoshop?

Prompted by Blake Rudis to pay you a visit. 😎

Well said, fam. Brilliant....the video version of Tao of Photography-Seeing Beyond Seeing, Philippe L. Gross. Super inspirational.

Great tutorial. I almost never used selective colour. You really are a perceptive and excellent teacher.

thank you

this made everything make sense. thank you.

hi, i don't want my brush size to stay the same. I want it to stay the same brush size as the last time I used it, and it should be constantly changeable. How can I get it to not get stuck with the same brush size? 6:09

Stuiped guy

Stuiped assloop. The metal music is a reflection of your Stuiped mind. wrath

I JUST WANT A TUTORIAL HOW TO REMOVE THE FADE WHY DOES THE VIDEO HAVE TO BE SO LONG

Great video, Jim thanks so much!

Push 0 will change the opacity to 100? It doesn't work for me

and build tracks from there and leave the rest for a later session. I did both but did the first way initially and it took a day to get through

Superb, great Vid to recap.

It would help me if you made this image available for me to work along with you. Dave Kelly does this and it’s very helpful to practice all of the techniques you’re trying to teach.

amazing vid, signed in just to drop a like n sub

it doesnt need a 14 minutes no?

One thing I can't figure out...why does your gradient map darken the image? As I understand it, the gradient map is supposed to be sampling the luminosity value and replacing it with whatever is on the gradient map for that luminosity...so shouldn't a default b&w gradient match the b&w photo exactly? It darkens mine too and I can't wrap my head around why.

thank you so much

Me, who isn’t a photographer: 👁👄👁

I think that I see something even more specific in what you are doing, and saying. I see it in your shots. I understand that you have a vision of what the finished product will look like but you have a specific way of selecting, interpreting, and making a scene. Your vision is even more highly focused and selective than you know! (Perhaps you do know, but your viewers may not) Most every shot you shoot has high-contrast, specular, light. This is especially true in architecture and horses. There are very bright spots, high-key areas, very dark areas. This specific way of seeing, and what you want to have as a finished product, to some extent, explains why you tend to avoid color, or strong color. You even avoid intense color in your landscapes. You also seem to emphasize pattern and texture. It’s in the building and on the horses. Great videos, and, I agree that everyone needs to see a finished product as they shoot. Everyone also needs to know what they tend to do and why. What excites them. What do they see and, how to make that particular specific vision happen.

Outstanding tutorial Jim. I haven't done this technique yet. Very well explained, can't wait to dive in. Subscribed!

Really enjoyed this. Am trying to learn PS. You have taught me a lot. One thing is how do I find your FB Page??

Clear and useful, thanks a lot !!!

thankyou for the turtorial!! i've been confused about custom a brush, but this video make it clear!! awesome!!!

That's a clear explanation, Jim. Thank you for putting this video together.

A great video, Jim and Bekah. Of course I wouldn't have expected any less. You don't do things in half measures.

why my custom brush is not editable in photoshop 🥲

OK this is great, but it's also kind of insane.

Jesus Christ man, you should be a politician, so much useless info in every sentience. I've never hated a tutorial before,

I clicked on pen pressure but my brush doesn't change shape.

I get confused as to why it matters in stacking adjustments what is on top or which.

when i open it up , it still not work

I fucking hate photoshop and Adobe

Wtf the intro music? Artists are sensitive souls, this sounds like neo nazi concert

i dont have any transfer option ... actually im using Photoshop cs 7.0 ..can i do it in that version?? ..please help me im a beginner