(5 years and 645 days ago)
8 Sources:
- 1: Net and court
- 2: Tennis Ball
- 3: Crowd
- 4: Ball cap
- 5: Raquet
- 6: Arm
- 7: Doll lips
- 8: Doll hair
(5 years and 645 days ago)
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I'm a little slow sometimes. At first I was like "What does Billy Jean King have to do with it?" Then the lights went on and Billy Jean *KING* made sense. I smiled and chuckled a bit.
My critique. Try to blend the mouth, and eye. Maybe feather them in SLIGHTLTY w/ a mask? Maybe just some small amount of dark or semi dark, brushing, or maybe even an outer glow? Something similar for the chess pieces too. Sorry but I am such a stickler for details and some of the masks have some fringing. The Quick and Dirty way to do it is "Layer > Matting > Defringe" which take about 1 second. You can also clip a layer on top of them. Sometimes a Normal, Soft/Hard Light, Overlay, Multiply Layer will do. Then either sample some colors with your brush (via alt+left click)or even clone around the edge to "paint out" the fringing. Slight reflections on the ground may work too. Good shadowing under the hats.
Some people have no idea who Billie Jean King is, lol, glad it popped, and thanks for the recommendations.
BTW, what method did you use to make the strings see-through?
Lots and lots of masking...
Congrats Randy!
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