[DarkBlade]

Hey, I lost where the thread went.. (Sorry!) But someone had posted a pic of a girl, and gave the line art for others to try. This is what I came up with.



Comments?

~DarkBlade

[DarkBlade]

quote:

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Originally posted by eetu:
is that a lensflare i can see peeking there ?

combined with fractal clounds mmm--mmmm



ee.

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I take it that's bad... Perhaps I should have just gone with my original background of solid black.

[eetu]

heh well yea i recommend black over that one

another thing (sorry for just critisizing),
you seem to have some antialiasing problems there.. i guess you've selected areas from the drawing with the magic wand and then filled them - there are some gray pixels there that weren't selected and show between the fill and the line.
i suggest either using a larger tolerance, or painting on a layer under the drawing and having the drawing on top as multiplicative.

eetu.

[DarkBlade]

Thanks Yeah, I tried doing that, but I couldn't get rid of the whites and grays right.

[GodChi]

eetu: what means "multiplicative"? can i do something with layers in photoshop that makes them something like "multiplicative"? (maybe a really silly question, i know... )

[Rinaldo]

you have a greyscale image. go into the channels palette Ctr+click the channel. you have just selected the white. invert the selection you have selected the lines. make a new layer. select that layer with the selection still active. fill the selection with 100% black. paint on a layer underneath your new layer.

[GodChi]

thank you rinaldo (again)! sounds interesting - i�ll try this!

[eetu]

is that a lensflare i can see peeking there ?

combined with fractal clouds mmm--mmmm

:)

ee.


[This message has been edited by eetu (edited November 03, 2000).]