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Audio Post: 169 by 169 pixels for album art.

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Text Post: As of March 30, 2015, inline images can appear full-width (540 pixels wide). Any inline images that are 300 pixels wide or larger will display as full-width.

Hello!!!! This is an updated tutorial on how I do my psd/colorings. My current way of making psds isn’t really that different from my old way. There’s only a few differences. You can view the first tutorial here. Please like or reblog if you find this tutorial useful :) 

***You will need to have basic knowledge of photoshop and gifs to follow this tutorial***

In this tutorial, I will be turning this

to this:

There are a lot of sharpening actions out there but I have yet to find one that gives it the subtle glow I want so I made one! Works for pretty much all types, but it does work best for non-animated scenes. There are two versions. The original has a 0.4 radius for sharpening and the other has a 0.3 radius for sharpening. The 0.4 is best for 3D animation/non-animated works while 0.3 works best for 2D animation. I adjusted the blur in the FRIENDS gif. Usually the 2.0 works fine for close-ups, but more wide shots like this, it helps to lower the blur. This is from the DVD not netflix/hbo max so it’s not the upscaled HD version.

Please like/reblog if you download