In your SBS author u did not show that u made objects in Poser,so IMO these entry should be red flagged...Entry it self is very nice,i like her's expression...

tnx for your comment Erathion.
You're right, I didnt include screenshots from inside poser. But i did include the rendered out images step 1 to 3.
I could have created those for you ( model it again, because i didnt save the original pz3 files) But since nobody cared to comment since tuesday i thought it was obvious by the sbs.
And nothing i can change about it now.
But i thank you kindly for your comment

Now thats just creepy, just how I like it!!!!! well done author

Very good ... your concept is very sound and your choice of stock is great; you definitely have an eye for composition. There is a little more work needed on the cutting out of "Pandora".

If you are using a program with layer masks try using them to mask your image. You can start with the lasso tool (or whatever tool for selecting you like) after the basic selection is done you can go in and really refine it with a brush, I will even use the smudge tool to smooth and soften the outline.

Layer masks and adjustment layers give a lot more control and are non-destructive so you always have you original to go back to for reference. For fine tuning nothing works like a layer mask/adjustment layer

NOTE: using the Pen tool is also a great way to create selections but the learning curve is a bit fierce, worth the effort though!

thanx a lot frnd..did some changes...hope its ok now

Much better ... again nice choices! GL

This is hilarious!

LOL@ the girl


soooooooooooo funny

ROFL @ her wide smile ....




gl author

She shows a nice grin!

hahahahaha...

I like your concept, however the main part of the jar appears to have no thickness. If you could move the images 'inside' up from the bottom and in from the sides to give the glass more dimension, it'll be more believable that these are in the jar. I'll wait to vote - GL!

edit: yes, that's lots better! now, if you can move the image inside to the right a tiny bit to make the glass thickness a little more even, and bring up the opacity on the sides like you have the bottom of the jar, that will be a huge improvement!

Apart from what pearlie said, I think it will help too if you remove the dropshadow. Right now the shadow makes it flat. Good luck!

Thanks pearlie I went back and brought the image in so that it gives the glass more dimension. I also added a few filters to give it a distorted look like real glass does.

wazowski that you so much I also removed the dropshadow and I think it looks better!

I love comments since I may think something is done only to find out I may have missed something small. Helps me get better. I appreciate it.

EDIT: Brought the inside image to the right a bit and raised the opasity just a tad. Thanks again pearlie

Different and modern approach.