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Discussion in 'GR Classic Archive' started by shadowwolfcry, May 27, 2006.

  1. shadowwolfcry

    shadowwolfcry New Member

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    I'm new here so I don't know many of you. Take it easy I'm new at gfx as well... :unsure: C/C please

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    Well don't everyone reply at once... <_<
     
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    dont worry about it, alot of people dont get replies.

    as for the sig, its actually pretty good, with you being new to gfx.

    you just need to blend the render in.
     
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    Yeah, THe render needs to be blended, and the text needs some work.
     
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    SnakeEyes Well-Known Member

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    It's very good for an early piece of work. You dont want to see what I churned out my first few weeks :blink:
    I'd suggest playing with the dodge/burn tools to maybe add some depth to the background, and as the others stated, read up on some render blending techniques. ^_^
     
  5. Sour Apple

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    nice job for a newer guy, but try this:
    erase some edges of the render with a soft brush, then duplicate the alyer and set to linear dodge.

    go to: Layer>new adjustment layer>Gradient map, and use a black to white gradient, set it to multiply on 50% opacity.

    now add a curves (also found in adjustment layers)

    and a color balence for somthing cool :)
     

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