Hi Stephen. Great video, thanks for sharing. I wonder if you have a link to the Pal Builder app as I'm having trouble finding it online. Appreciate any help you can give. Take care, David

When i use deep dream generator deep style doesn't show up only text2img

Thanks sharing your technique. Where did you get palbuilder application? I somehow dont find it online.

Great content

can't get this one to download. Been using Fractalius for years

Great tutorial

Too complicated

Just brilliant!.. Thanks Steven...

Thanks for the helpful guide. Unfortunately, it is not possible to accurately identify the creator of the color palettes from this video. I couldn't find exactly this anywhere on the internet. Please try to add information. I ended up having to generate the palette in a different, less efficient way.

Great videos thanks for making them

Hi I am looking for a program that would transform my rustic vehicle pics in to paintings, I watched your video using fotosketcher and was wanting to see some more, do you not use fotosketcher ?

Very nice video and a good idea, I will try that right away ! But please get a new microphone… yours sound like 1970’s telephone.

A terrific technique, Steve! Can you explain how you made the two b&w images with the different darknesses? I assume you used Photoshop? Thanks.

Buy a coloring book and 250 crayons, it's cheaper and you may actually create something of your own

Stupid app for folks to lazy to work at learning to create their own art. A future full of unimaginative and uncreative people is where shifty apps like this will eventually lead

Thanks, Steven for a great overview of the creative process for image-making. Your analogy of tapping into the long learning and experimental processes behind a master sommelier's skills to make an informed wine choice is an excellent one. (I use a similar concept of a master chef who is always experimenting, tasting, and revising compared to a cook who mechanically follows a recipe word for word). It is fascinating to see the diverse approaches that digital artists use in their creations. I have just started with a small user group of experienced photographers looking to learn about the tools and techniques for more creative ways of editing, especially painting and other manipulations. It is hard to tell excellent technical photographers that they are asking the wrong questions when wanting to know what settings I use for a particular process or app. Some will get it and become Michelin star image creators and others will remain as cooks, albeit excellent cooks.

Dear Mr. Friedman, the images that you create in this manner, how big can you print them? Would 36/48" be possible on the long side?

Good Video,Dynamic Auto Painter Pro

Good Video,Dynamic Auto Painter Pro

Nice job, Steven. Lateral thinking at its best.

Can't find pal builder

Helle Steven! Can i select an only one piece of the image to print and than merge with the original to have a collage of different styles?

Just brilliant - I had no idea this was even possible in Rebelle - Many thanks indeed for a technically brilliant and really helpful video. I'll have some fun with this!..

Could you please paste a link to the mentioned software "pallet builder". I cant find it.

hey, great tutorial :) . I have seen some artist that have been able to scale the images , for example on illustrator with image tracing. Maybe a tutorial about that? ?Sice deep dream has resolution limits

Thank you for sharing your technique, it looks really amazing! I'm gonna have some fun with the presets and brushes. You are the best!

Bravo Bravo! Just what I needed exactly when I needed it(just dwnld v3.8 lol). Question...I plan to use this software to make nft`s and wanted to know can I add, for example, objects/accessories such as hats, sunglasses, or just objects in general to create layers for my nft`s? This is the 1st fotosketcher vid I`ve watched and you presented in a direct easy to understand way, much appreciated. I will check out any other fs tutorials you may have because I know there is more to learn than what you presented in this one. Keep up the good work and you just got a new sub, Thx Man!

Great

Great video, well done for showing us an easy way to create a professional looking drawing, for those of us without any skills 👍😁

My question is have you printed any of these out onto canvas or had a giclee print made I'm wondering how realistic they look once printed not on the screen? Also it's been on 6 pro for years they haven't seem to update this software or have just abandoned it.

Being a huge fan of Redfield plugins myself (plus being mildly obsessed with deep dream generator, to say the least) I highly appreciate this vid! And now I'm a subscriber :)

I really enjoy your tutorials thanks alot

Amazing

I love this technic, wow

How would you export to desk top or other editing programs?

Great video, easy to understand thank you 😊

Very cool!! Thx

Very clever, thanks for sharing. Just discovered this app and love it!

it's amazing! thx 🙂

Rebelle doesn't give you the option of hiding the stencil while keeping it active in the image, so you don't have to see it while you work? That's a major flaw they'll need to fix, hopefully ASAP.

great work...ur facebook and instagram page?to connect with u better and see more of ur work..thnks.

Fascinating and fun tutorial. Thank you!

Wow. I'd never considered using the stencil in Rebelle 4 like this. Thanks for the demo and sharing this unique technique! I think God blessed you with the love of art as well as uncommon ingenuity :)

Thank you Steve.

Do you print the final picture yourself? And can you add texture so it feels like you painted it?

palette builder, what software is this

::: Thank You for this Great Tutorial. Thanks for Sharing all of your Skills. LOVE from Indonesia

Hey Steven, is there any chance of uploading those great brushes that you used in the video and a color palette maker (Because I was looking literally everywhere for the one you used here and can't find anywhere)? If it was a premium product then I could pay or you could send me a link from where you downloaded or bought it, I would be very thankful, thank you and best regards PS: Also i DJPEG only Linux software?

::: You are the best... I like your FOTOSKETCHER work. #herussudjarwo LOVE from Indonesia

Thank You for the tutorial.