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Amy's Big Surprise?
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Paddling_man said:
i should have one of those in about a year and a half
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That's the Knife I always wanted
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i'll post pics of it when it comes
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note the lines in the yellow backround along the left edge of the image - thats where the "stamp" brush copied a line of the image into a blank space, extending it farther to the left. however, because the color brightness and tone were different between the patches that were combined to give the appaearence of a larger drop cloth, you can see the lines where they were placed.
for things like that, on an image this small, you can often use the blur or the smudge tool to lower the definition between the stamp tool lines. or you can just use a very very small brush and take only the edge of the drop cloth so that there isnt a difference between the colors, and use it 3 or 4 times until you can use a larger brush on the new image material....
yay for photoshop
for things like that, on an image this small, you can often use the blur or the smudge tool to lower the definition between the stamp tool lines. or you can just use a very very small brush and take only the edge of the drop cloth so that there isnt a difference between the colors, and use it 3 or 4 times until you can use a larger brush on the new image material....
yay for photoshop
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Many times it is easier to make a selection using the polygonal lasso tool and copy-paste, instead of using the clone stamp.
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Amen brother!Solstice said:
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well they say a pic is worth a thousand words so a video should be worth infi
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Rat Finkenstein said:Many times it is easier to make a selection using the polygonal lasso tool and copy-paste, instead of using the clone stamp.
What can I say? I'm an engineer... not an artist.
Nice job there, Rat! I especially like the slight tweaks on the smile!And, "yes" I found that video after Orizondo posted the link... Wow!!
That's some amazing... uh... anatomy!
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I don't know why, but being an newbie and not knowing any better, I expected Amy to be a supersized girl. NTTAWWT. But damn. That is one attractive hogette.
