Coming Soon...Ron's Broken Glass photoshop brushes [Commercial]

devineydesigns LLC.devineydesigns LLC. Posts: 141
edited October 2017 in The Commons

Hi, Here is a new product been working on, Broken Glass there are whole pieces, and flying broken pieces and have transparent qualities It shold be in the store tomorrow.

Hope you can get some ideas in your head before Halloween you can smash anything coming out or in to it, have fun and enjoy, also these are for Cs and CC users so all photoshopers can use these.

Thank You have a good evening.

Ron

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Comments

  • SorelSorel Posts: 1,434
    Awesome, will definitely have use for these.
  • BeeMKayBeeMKay Posts: 7,019
    edited October 2017

    These look great! It will be insta-buy!

    (And I hope you're doing better, Ron! Keep fighting!heart)

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  • IceDragonArtIceDragonArt Posts: 12,972

    These look awesome!  another must have from you.  Hope you are doing well!

  • Thank you for the comments of my health, doing ok for now still doing the chemo there are good days and not so good but your kind remarks makes it a good one today, again thanks,BeeMKay,IceDagonArt directly.

    Ron

  • Griffin AvidGriffin Avid Posts: 3,882

    My Lord, man. Instant Support!!!!

    Feel Better.

    CS and CC, you are the best.

    Where were you when I had a Glass Elevator playgrund in my last episode? lol

  • avxp said:

    My Lord, man. Instant Support!!!!

    Feel Better.

    CS and CC, you are the best.

    Where were you when I had a Glass Elevator playgrund in my last episode? lol

    wow your work is so inspiring, the work and dedication is beyound astonisishing it is amazing, I am so glad to be a part of your vision and make it so...again WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • DireBunnyDireBunny Posts: 556

    woohoo could always use more broken glass... (which this set instantly made me think of this "Is this a broken glass factory!?" -Archer)

  • Griffin AvidGriffin Avid Posts: 3,882

    Oh stop. You can't make a product that helps makes art sparkle and then say "Oh yeah, you used my finely crafted tools well. Go forth!" 

    There's a whole recent thread dedicated to your handywork. I hope you saw it and had a tall glass of wine after reading all that praise.

     

    https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/196336/ron-s-brushes-are-great/p1

    Well, here's one of them...

  • avxp said:

    Oh stop. You can't make a product that helps makes art sparkle and then say "Oh yeah, you used my finely crafted tools well. Go forth!" 

    There's a whole recent thread dedicated to your handywork. I hope you saw it and had a tall glass of wine after reading all that praise.

     

    https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/196336/ron-s-brushes-are-great/p1

    Well, here's one of them...

    WOW, I think I'll have a glass of wine myself gosh thank you and everyone who all responded to that thread I am so grateful avxp for your kind words email me so I can give you a gift the new brushes would be a start I won't take no as a answer, please let me do this for you. And all my loyal customers I can't thank you enough, You have made my day...thanks Ron

  • Griffin AvidGriffin Avid Posts: 3,882

    Sounds like you're already half-way down that glass. lol

    AND...you can't stop me from buying them, no matter what.

    Just keep doing what you're doing.

  • Griffin AvidGriffin Avid Posts: 3,882

    And besides that, you'll probably trigger some nice discounts.

    Congrats on the new release. Looks great.

  • BeeMKayBeeMKay Posts: 7,019
    edited October 2017

    Ron, I pray you'll have more good days from now on than bad days, and that the chemo will kick the cancer out of your body.

    About your brushes - they are amonst the things that got recommended to me when I just started out with 3D. I wondered "why?". Why would so many people recommend these brushes to solve all sorts of image snafu?

    Now, after a few years I am using them, I know "Why". Because they are greatly made, offer a ton of variation, and cover topics that are really needed for us dabbling in the arts. There are things in this shop where I am thinking very hard if I should buy them or not. Your brushes (and the backgrounds), I don't have to think twice. I know I can trust the quality of your work, and your products. I know I can and will use your products in my images.

    So yes, your work is very much appreciated - that other thread has four pages of people who are enthuisiastic about your brushes. smiley

    And you shouldn't feel like you owe us something for saying this. If any, it's the other way around. We owe you, and a lot more than the modest price we pay for your brushes. heart

     

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  • IceDragonArtIceDragonArt Posts: 12,972
    BeeMKay said:

    Ron, I pray you'll have more good days from now on than bad days, and that the chemo will kick the cancer out of your body.

    About your brushes - they are amonst the things that got recommended to me when I just started out with 3D. I wondered "why?". Why would so many people recommend these brushes to solve all sorts of image snafu?

    Now, after a few years I am using them, I know "Why". Because they are greatly made, offer a ton of variation, and cover topics that are really needed for us dabbling in the arts. There are things in this shop where I am thinking very hard if I should buy them or not. Your brushes (and the backgrounds), I don't have to think twice. I know I can trust the quality of your work, and your products. I know I can and will use your products in my images.

    So yes, your work is very much appreciated - that other thread has four pages of people who are enthuisiastic about your brushes. smiley

    And you shouldn't feel like you owe us something for saying this. If any, it's the other way around. We owe you, and a lot more than the modest price we pay for your brushes. heart

     

    +100

     

     

  • RAMWolffRAMWolff Posts: 10,382

    I had no idea you were going through all this with the big C.  I really hope you beat this back and live a long and happy life.  Thanks for all your fabulous brushes, backgrounds all the rest you offer our community.  Truly the best out there!  HUGS

  • cherpenbeckcherpenbeck Posts: 1,418

    And off they go. Broken glass brushes in my cart. It's not everyday that I pay money for broken glass!

  • And off they go. Broken glass brushes in my cart. It's not everyday that I pay money for broken glass!

    LOL, I said the opposite why am I buying good glass and breaking it. Thanks for laugh hope you enjoy.

    Ron

  • RAMWolff said:

    I had no idea you were going through all this with the big C.  I really hope you beat this back and live a long and happy life.  Thanks for all your fabulous brushes, backgrounds all the rest you offer our community.  Truly the best out there!  HUGS

    That means a lot I hope the same, thank you .

    Ron

  • BeeMKay said:

    Ron, I pray you'll have more good days from now on than bad days, and that the chemo will kick the cancer out of your body.

    About your brushes - they are amonst the things that got recommended to me when I just started out with 3D. I wondered "why?". Why would so many people recommend these brushes to solve all sorts of image snafu?

    Now, after a few years I am using them, I know "Why". Because they are greatly made, offer a ton of variation, and cover topics that are really needed for us dabbling in the arts. There are things in this shop where I am thinking very hard if I should buy them or not. Your brushes (and the backgrounds), I don't have to think twice. I know I can trust the quality of your work, and your products. I know I can and will use your products in my images.

    So yes, your work is very much appreciated - that other thread has four pages of people who are enthuisiastic about your brushes. smiley

    And you shouldn't feel like you owe us something for saying this. If any, it's the other way around. We owe you, and a lot more than the modest price we pay for your brushes. heart

     

    Thank you so very much, wholeheartedly so.

    but the offer still stands forever.

    Ron

     

     

  • Kev914Kev914 Posts: 1,143

    I send you best wishes also, Ron!

    Like many others, I have a lot of your brushes.

    I just bought the Broken glass brushes. I see there are two installers in DIM. Am I suppose to install them both? The one says it requires CS6 or some other versions. It looks lke I have CS6. I have the last version that Adobe allowed us to purchase (plus most of the eariler versions.) If I have CS6, does that mean I don't install the other one? The one file is a lot bigger than the other one, so I'm wondering what the difference is.

    Thanks.

  • KevinH said:

    I send you best wishes also, Ron!

    Like many others, I have a lot of your brushes.

    I just bought the Broken glass brushes. I see there are two installers in DIM. Am I suppose to install them both? The one says it requires CS6 or some other versions. It looks lke I have CS6. I have the last version that Adobe allowed us to purchase (plus most of the eariler versions.) If I have CS6, does that mean I don't install the other one? The one file is a lot bigger than the other one, so I'm wondering what the difference is.

    Thanks.

    Yes the cs6 one is for you the Cc Version won't work in your Ps that's why I made both versions.

    Thanks Ron

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