[jengoesup]

OK, so I'm painting this ridiculously large painting in photoshop for a project due this Thursday (darn thing is 9000 x 7000, have NO IDEA how I'm going to get it all done, ahh well ).

Anyway, here is a tiny fraction of what I'm working on so far (I'm calling it a bar):


It's a sort of bar that's attached to the right side of a futuristic chair, and this is a portion that comes up over the head (as you can see, I haven't gotten to the rest of the chair ).

Now I want to put rust on this thing, mostly around the screws and where the "holders" of the bar, if you will, meet right up with the bar.

Anyone got any idea of how to do rust? I mean, I found one photoshop tutorial that didn't work because my image area is too small (and it wasn't quite what I was going for). Anyone got any ideas?

Thanks,
~Jen

[jengoesup]

I guess I don't expect a lot of people here to reply, but I might as well *bump* again

[jengoesup]

Yes, we have rust!!

[GibsonGuy05]

you can't expect people to get an answer in 3 hours.

but anyway, how did u do it?

[jengoesup]

I used a brush, if you want I can give you the link to it

[Brent]

That's all I was going to suggest anyway. Find some distressed brushes. There are plenty of free ones out there. The Adobe Studio Exchange is a good place to start. The address has changed from studio.adobe.com, but if you go to that you'll find your way to it easily enough.

[jengoesup]

allrighty, thanks. I think I'll just close this thread now, no more reason to keep it open any.