In the show, Blendtec founder Tom Dickson attempts to blend various unusual items in order to show off the power of his blender. Will It Blend? is a viral marketing campaign consisting of a series of infomercials demonstrating the Blendtec line of blenders, particularly the Total Blender. Gradients + layer modes - by applying colorful gradients on separate layers and playing around with the blending mode, you can add some interesting colors to the drawing (something I do at the way end with the blue circular gradients by putting them on 'soft light').American TV series or program Will It Blend?ħ20p HD (March – June 2010 select episodes in 2008) Unsharp mask - to sharpen the brush strokes at the very end of the process. Liquify - to modify the shape of the drawing.įeathered lasso tool - to tweak the colors of specific parts of the drawing.Ĭhromatic abberation (which you can find under the 'custom' tab in the Lens Correction filter) - to add red/blue edges to the drawing.

Selective color and Replace color - for modifying specific ranges of color (such as only the reds). Hue/saturation, color balance, and levels - to tweak the colors and brightness from time to time. Right click - for modifying brush and brush size while painting. I keep the original non-merged group of layers as a backup I do the same by occasionally duplicating the layer that I'm painting on and working on top of the new one so that I can always go back to the old one if things aren't working out.Īlt+click - for activating the eyedropper tool while painting. At some point I group these, duplicate the group, and merge it so that I can paint on one layer. When starting out, I have the sketch and rough colors on separate layers. At a certain point I use a large, soft brush with 1% flow and 76% opacity this is just a standard photoshop brush which I used to add some soft color accents. Link to where I found the reference image:įor the majority of the illustration, I use a brush by AlectorFencer on Deviantart, which you can download here - /art/Texture-Brushes-189266825 (it is the fourth brush from the top). thought people might be interested in seeing how i work nowadays! Process video of my latest sketch: /post/52617905071/saw-this-post-on-my-tumblr-feed-the-other-day.

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