Still-learning
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A new type of experiment for me, combining animals...
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Hybrid animals 1 - Frog & Snake
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Oh for Chrissake!
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Ha ha! VERY cool! Great concept!
The head does look a little grafted on though. Like it's not the same texture or lighting or something.
What's your general process to combine the two, at least at the beginning stages?
Do you combine the images in Photoshop in separate layers, and then sketch on a third layer on top of them?
OFC.
The head does look a little grafted on though. Like it's not the same texture or lighting or something.
What's your general process to combine the two, at least at the beginning stages?
Do you combine the images in Photoshop in separate layers, and then sketch on a third layer on top of them?
OFC.
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@ibclare:
As the frog was blurry to start with (except the frogs head, but that was deleted) I blurred the snake/frog crossing area and also tempered a bit with the snake-color to get it a bit darker fitting the frog color.
@Oh for Chrissake!:
Correct, I now see that the snakelight is coming from the NorthWest and the froglight from the East.
I combine the two layers and then perform all kinds of actions to get to the point where I'm happy.
I mostly use:
- New layer in Color mode to correct coloring without losing detail.
- Erase & Draw with a pen and turning on Pressure-mode.
@iDad:
Indeed the resolution is a bit different. As Oh for Chrissake said the head and body seems a bit of. I just concentrated mostly on making a good as possible 'connection'.
As the frog was blurry to start with (except the frogs head, but that was deleted) I blurred the snake/frog crossing area and also tempered a bit with the snake-color to get it a bit darker fitting the frog color.
@Oh for Chrissake!:
Correct, I now see that the snakelight is coming from the NorthWest and the froglight from the East.
I combine the two layers and then perform all kinds of actions to get to the point where I'm happy.
I mostly use:
- New layer in Color mode to correct coloring without losing detail.
- Erase & Draw with a pen and turning on Pressure-mode.
@iDad:
Indeed the resolution is a bit different. As Oh for Chrissake said the head and body seems a bit of. I just concentrated mostly on making a good as possible 'connection'.