(5 years and 1238 days ago)
http://www.airgunz.altervista.org/Enciclopedia/Bindella_ventilata_Colt_Python.jpg is from a blog, and not usable.
The gun of City Hunter! Was a long time I wasn't submitting something here. this contest fits a work I made recently :)
Reference:
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I matte painted everything except the wood texture (link below). I made the metal effect using gradients and the noise filter (5 years and 2349 days ago)
http://www.airgunz.altervista.org/Enciclopedia/Bindella_ventilata_Colt_Python.jpg is from a blog, and not usable.
@CMYK46 but I didn't use it ^^
Awesome work!!
@JamesD thanks
Congrats! very well done
Congrats Giallo!
Congrats!
thx guys ^^
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(5 years and 2360 days ago)
Cool...looks very real in a creepy sort of way...
Agree, I thought a transparent sub-dermal atomic watch would be a cool idea.
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I think she looks good without the retouch, too. but that's not the task here, so these are my steps:
1. skin retouch: healing brush and clone stamp
2. altering face shape: liquify filter
3. bigger eyes: liquify filter
4. mouth and cheeks: liquify filter
5. enhanced eyes: new layer with white brush and layer mode "soft light" to make the eye white shiny
6. eye brows: new layer , dark brown hard brush (1px) to add some little hair, use "motion blur" to make it softer; clone stamp to reduce unwanted hair
7. shiny skin: duplicate of the retouched photo , make a selection of the red channel ( or the channel that's mainly responsible for the skin tone) and tranform it into a layer mask, use surface blur and set the layer mode to "soft light", reduce the opacity of the layer if the effect is too strong
8. lips: adjustment layer "hue/ saturation" to make the colour of the lips more even.
9. eyelashes: new layer with dark brown hard brush (1px) to add some short and long hair around the eyes, use "motion blur" to make it softer
10. eyes final retouch: new layer (layer mode "pin light"), soft dark brown brush for the eyelid line; adjustment layer "levels" to brighten up the pupils
11.reducing the shadows in the face: new layer, layer mode "soft light" opacity 50%, very soft white brush (reduced opactiy) on the parts of the face that should be a bit lighter
(5 years and 2531 days ago)
very nice job! not over done
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I wanted to try something a little different rather than using the smudge tool to blend. I thank Anoop, my friend, who gave me some ideas of using brushes to blend. The nectarines are just shapes, filled with colors and blendings.
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Very Cezanney heheheh.. great job!!!
Thanks Driven!
very well done
Thanks Shipley!
Amazing work but I think the edges seem too rough, normally peaches have that soft skin with little hairs.
Akassa, I am sorry, these are nectarines, as nicehotcupoftea, tells me. I was confused, but yes, it is the real name of this fruit. I blurred the edges a little.
We call those nectarines here, which we define as a smooth skinned peach that doesn't have the fur. However I do agree that the top edges are a little too sharp. Beautiful painting though.
You are right. Oh well, I just wanted to finish this painting, as it is my first digital painting using brushes to blend instead of the smudge too. (Some Mexican people, as me, call them peaches) I changed the name to nectarines any way. I blurred the edges, hope it looks better.
Looks great now! I particularly like the front one. I'd like to try this myself.
Thanks again. It was a challenge for me. But I am happy with the results.
Really nice painting, author, beautiful colors! I like the way you have your pallettes in the squares.
Thanks pearlie, it was a challenge for me, as I used the smudge tool most of the time...now, I am using brushes to blend it better.
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So cute, gonna be a heart breaker when she grows up!
I know...only 7
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