mummelnerdgirl HERE'S THE FIRST PART OF THE TUTORIAL. I'LL UPDATE THE OTHERS SOON TOO. THIS ONE IS THE ONE I USE AT CURRENT USING IBIS, I FOUND THIS COOL APP THAT I'LL GIVE A TUTORIAL WITH SOON.

1. OPEN YOUR IMAGE.

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2. CHOOSE THE FOLLOWING SETTING FOR THE BRUSH: DIE PEN HARD [1ST ON THE LIST] ; SMALL SIZE [NOT MORE THAN 5] ; FULL OPACITY ; COLOR OF THE HAIR [NATURAL COLOR IN THIS CASE BLONDE OR YOUR DESIRED COLOR LIKE I CHOSE BLACK]

SAME BRUSH WILL BE USED THROUGHOUT JUST COLOR AND SIZE WILL KEEP CHANGING

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3. IN THE ACCESSORY MENU, GO ON THE HAND LOGOED CIRCLE TURN ON FORCE FADE AND SET BOTH BARS TO 100

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4. PAINT STROKE BY STROKE OVER THE HAIR ON A SEPARATE, EMPTY LAYER.

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5. NOW KEEP THE MAIN PICTURE VISIBLE AND TURN OFF THE VISIBILITY OF THE LAYER OF HAIR WE JUST PAINTED [THE ABOVE IS JUST FOR YOU TO SEE HOW IT LOOKS]

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6. ON A NEW LAYER AND A LIGHTER COLOR STROKE THE HIGHLIGHTED PART, MAINTAIN THE DIRECTION OF THE HAIR. ONCE SATISFIED YOU MAY CHANGE THE OPACITY FROM THE LAYER WINDOW AND BRIGHTNESS AND CONTRAST FROM THE FX OPTION IN THE TOOL BAR [I ACTUALLY FORGOT TO DO THAT]

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7. FINAL PRODUCT. DO NOT DELETE THE BASE LAYER, I HAVE JUST TURNED IT INVISIBLE.

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Q U I C K T I P S

| | THE SHADE OF THE STROKE SHOULD BE LIGHTER THAN BASE COLOR.

| | HIGHLIGHT LOCKS OF HAIR MEANING DON'T JUST RANDOMLY PUT ONE LINE HERE AND ANOTHER THERE. PUT MULTIPLE LINES ONE BELOW ANOTHER IN THE SAME DIRECTION [MAINTAIN THE DIRECTION OF THE HAIR FROM THE BASE IMAGE.]

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THOUGHTS?? QUESTIONS?? ASK HERE.

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