I dunno, "creepy" comes to mind. I think the face is a little too large for the head. It seems a little out of proportion. Nevertheless, I like it. GL
author [banned] says:
I'll take creepy. Face porpotions are probably never going to look right, mainly because a woman's face is different from a man's. Trust me, I thought about that when I came up with the idea. I'm mainly looking for humor and originality points.
Ok, duplicate the face layer, go to filter-other-highpass, just press ok when you see the window and then put the blending on overlay or soft (perhaps also lower the opacity a bit, depends what the result will be). Good luck!
author [banned] says:
Waz: Ok mades edits. Useful trick I definitely wasn't aware of. I think it improved it's sharpness but I'll let U be the judge
The bottom of the candles looks flat but your table is angled. They would be more circular at the base.
EDIT: Looks better but the edges seem a little soft. Try outlining the base of the candles with polygonal lasso and use a 2 px feather and just erase the edge. (this will only work if your candles are a separate layer) You also might want to remove the wicks that are transparent. (below the candle wicks)
Just my own opinion but it's a minimal use of source. I think you could have added it more somehow but that's just my own opinion.
author says:
thank you--I knew something was odd but couldn't quite figure it out.
author says:
minimal use of source? the whole thing is made from the source. Did you look at the sbs? candles are from her face, wall is from her hair, table legs are from her eyebrows, table top is from the flower...
i like how you turned her hair into the wall looks pretty cool. Goodluck.
jawshoewhah [banned] says:
I see you fixed the wicks. I see you used the table from the flower. It was just my own opinion. as afar as minimal source. I'm sure not all will share the same. For what it's worth, it's nice to see something different.
I thought about the beauty of this image, her eyes seemed so full of life and happiness... and the one thing that makes me feel that happy in life is my Daughter :)
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Using Photoshop cs4. Techniques used: shadow & highlight. Desaturate. Treshold. Filter Gausian Blur. Image conversion Mode Bitmap with Half Tone Screen. And coloring each layer with blending mode Multiply. (5 years and 3717 days ago)
thx guys. I have make detail sbs. Hmm.. IAndy Warhol...sell USD100million "Eight Elvises"painting, ..a caliber comparable to Picasso..A magnificent American. High Salute !
nice one
haha funny as!!
Funny
, but is it possible to make the face somewhat sharper? For example with the High Pass filter. Good luck!
Waz, I have no idea what a high pass filter is. Can you explain?
I dunno, "creepy" comes to mind. I think the face is a little too large for the head. It seems a little out of proportion. Nevertheless, I like it. GL
I'll take creepy.
Face porpotions are probably never going to look right, mainly because a woman's face is different from a man's. Trust me, I thought about that when I came up with the idea. I'm mainly looking for humor and originality points. 
Ok, duplicate the face layer, go to filter-other-highpass, just press ok when you see the window and then put the blending on overlay or soft (perhaps also lower the opacity a bit, depends what the result will be). Good luck!
Waz: Ok mades edits. Useful trick I definitely wasn't aware of. I think it improved it's sharpness but I'll let U be the judge
very nice
haha
yes very funny
good luck
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