Found it a bit difficult to use 4 stock pics! :-) But thats the comp.... (5 years and 3251 days ago)
4 Sources:
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Wearing Away... by Toothpick134 4675 views - final score: 55.5% | Mystery Island by sophia 8013 views - final score: 55.3% | I Dont Wanna be a Lost Picasso by Drivenslush 11690 views - final score: 55.1% |
Number 12 by layerstack 3558 views - final score: 54.8% | Cylinder by migue1ito 3853 views - final score: 53.2% | Sin City Makeover by layerstack 6496 views - final score: 52.7% |
Color Ride by Mario 4206 views - final score: 52.4% | Forbidden Kingdom by taintedhockey 7620 views - final score: 51.9% | Roly Poly Dragonfly Heads by Drivenslush 8143 views - final score: 51.4% |
On The Hunt by baumillerkyle 7204 views - final score: 48.5% |
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I think you can use more than one, author. When I came up with this idea, I just intended at least 4 pxl stock. But maybe you are having issues with your computer slowing when using that many layers.
Only nitpick would be to maybe made the 12 stand out a little more. GL!
Thanks jawsh, your right, looks better. When i said i was having trouble using 4 stock pics, i meant finding stuff to fill my scene with, which would look right...i've looked through countless images...
Great comp idea..Thanks.
I uploaded more. Go browse
Oh I suggest resizing the"12" to a smaller size and remove the drop shadow. instead, duplicate the "12" layer, make it black and Use Gaussian Blur to about 4% and keep it under the original "12" layer. It will look more like a stenciled "12" sticker, as if it was put there by a body shop.
Ah! Ya see? Second layer with the gaussian blur looks much better now. GL author!
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