Saphira - Possibly Premium

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  1. Noak

    Noak Well-Known Member

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    Cool, thanks. I'll use tinypic =D
    Post again soon with the full size, hopefully
    EDIT: I COULD upload full size right now, but I have an edited ver. on my other computer that I made the rest of her body to (So no cutouts =D). I also have one of Eragon that has the entire body and sword. Once I get to my other computer, I'll put those on here using Tinypic.
     
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    Great, although nobody can get the fire perfect.
     
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    nice cut man
     
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    The fire was a bit badly cut also it's small and the crop around the edges means it can only be put in a corner...
     
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    Looks OK, but I see a couple reasons it couldn't be premium. 1) The image is way too small, 2) never use blurring on the edges. But keep it up, and you'll get there some day.
     
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    Alright. As I might have said (not sure whether I did), I edited it to add in the rest of her body, and the image in my computer is still original size, meaning much bigger than what uploaded to Imageshack. Thanks for telling me about the fire, I'll see what I can do to fix it. It's hard to do fire, but I'm hoping that if I do it in a slightly unorthodox way (using the real-life hair tutorial's method of messing with the Channels) then that will produce a much better result. I could also see about erasing the edges of the fire to produce a more transparent-edged effect. I haven't had a chance to get on the other computer yet but hopefully you guys can tell me if I did a good job revising it. And BTW Tonic, I never used blurring on the edges. :mellow:
     
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