really need to rethink the title... sad is such an understatement.. doesn't do the piece justice.. it's like calling the Mona Lisa "This Chick I Met who grinned at Me" hehehe.. really is wonderful and the attention to detail is quite inspiring..the work is very dedicated.. good luck
All sources are from a tutorial from Photoshop Top Secret. They do not have any URLs.
The sources are:
-elephant
-wings
-oil towers
-the other towers
Again, they do not have URLs. (5 years and 3849 days ago)
even though this is a fantasy image, it looks weird to have power cables, chimneys, trees in the middle of the ocean. i think u could remove these and insert some other feature that could be seen on ocean, maybe a pirate ship or something like that.. gl
Im pretty sure you can't use the images from photoshop top secret dvds. They are only there for us to learn personally, not to actually show. I would go and check it out though otherwise your entry might get removed
I see that you were never made to show the uncut versions of the images you used from the photoshop top secret disk.. hmmm one has to wonder.
i learnt a lot from monciardini's photoshop top secret DVD. It teaches us, photoshop amateur, a lot. And I believe you also have right to show what you have learnt from there. Your entry may look similar to the lesson, it's okay, it doesn't matter. Everything has process, next you'll find your own style.
Even if the images do not have URLs, rules say you have to show the uncut images (by screen capture) from the DVD or source. Any proof you can find that you are authorized to use the images is good. My question is why you changed the waves and shading (between steps 6 & 7) - original (step 6 and earlier) gave nice texture and contrast that's lost in final. There's also something about the light on the wings. Not as noticable in color, but the dark version looks like light is behind wings, when true source is upper left.
Great matching of perspectives. I think the edge between her feet and the pavement needs to be stronger, however. And if her shadow is towards us, why is her back lit? Nevertheless, while this may be a cultural contrast, I'm not sure this fits the 'reborn' theme as she could be contemporary despite the source's description of 'primitive.'
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You know that scene in Terminator 2 where the T1000 get's up from the floor and all the metal slips together? You already have the right material for it, but for me it's not convincing yet that this robot is actually coming from that blue blob. You used some liquify for the blob stuff, I'd do the same for the terminator itself. Let the 2 images really smoothly get fall into each other, like you barely see 2 images anymore. Also, use the volume of the blue stuff, connect it better with the robot's body. Worth the try! Good luck!
nice!!
blue love is very blueautiful thing... and sad thing... good idea!
really need to rethink the title... sad is such an understatement.. doesn't do the piece justice.. it's like calling the Mona Lisa "This Chick I Met who grinned at Me" hehehe.. really is wonderful and the attention to detail is quite inspiring..the work is very dedicated.. good luck
good work
nice wor and i like the idea
Strong entry.. good luck !!!
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