@housepater
I cannot even begin to describe how much I appreciate your tutorials. Straight forward, to the point, easy to follow, and everything is free?! This must have taken you so long to plan and figure out! Props man!
@samuelsupimpa8529
I've been looking a good method to achieve this effect for a while. NONE of them was satisfactory. BUT, this, brother, this is ART. Thank you for sharing!
@gregwill500
Its really refreshing to watch a tutorial that doesn't labour SLOOOOOOWLY through steps. You've struck a really good pace here.
@theresiaschendzielorz21
I am speechless.. As I was subscribing, I thought this was a channel with at least (!!!) 500k followers! The quality of your videos are INSANE
@sirporkchop2002
This man deserves hundreds of thousands of subs for tutorials like this.
@quigonjean
I love how you go straight to the point.
@NikolasKarampelas
I have spent so many hours searching for a plug in to do this and all I ever needed was thit tutorial. Thanks!
@fergarcia5700
you teach me more in 2 hours than university in 4 years. thanks!!
@danrazART
I am so glad that your channel exists!
@metalsponge
I don't usually subscribe to a channel after watching the first video; however, this is different. After watching your tutorial, I immediately subscribed to your channel.. AWESOOOOOME!!!!! Love it! Thanks man!
@MiyushuBabii
Always grateful for tutorials that let me create the projects using my good old fashioned CS2.
@SSHK237
Simply, out of this world tutorial! Etching always fascinated me. When I was a kid and in our region, offset printing was not so popular, artworks for newspapers were mostly prepared in line-art. Halftones were printed through Zink Plates Blocks. There was another technique popular during those days was, 'Burnt' technique, which was only based on dark tone, just Solid Black! Pictures of (usually) men were processed in the darkroom and all mid-tones were eliminated through the processing of negatives. Product images were also converted to line-art. This tutorial took me to the past! Thanx!
@jesusfranco4571
Best Photoshop tutorial on youtube for free. This just might be the best tutorial i have come across in a while, Thank you
@regimes
Got recommended and instantly subbed. Very happy with the fact that you're moving along fast and not treat your viewers as imbeciles
@danmurphy9304
First time viewer. I love how you list your actions on the side!!
@ZrhioZ
First time here, this was randomly recommended to me by youtube and wasn't disappointed! Your channel seems like a gemstone for retouchers, I'm already suscribed!
@johncapey
i like that you know all the keyboard shortcuts, that was a revelation in my career, that made me so much faster when i fiddle with ideas , nice video !
@ottolaakso1944
I've seen other tutorials of this effect, but this such an elegant way to achieve it
@MasterOwen69
One of my favorite channels on youtube for photoshop
@Texturelabs