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  1. J

    changing clothes!

    Thanks for the feedback Yes that sounds obvious now and would be easier - steep learning curve at the moment for me this ha ! I just went on autopilot and started colouring in :)
  2. J

    changing clothes!

    Hi there again. I have spent the last few weeks messing with a light tent and some lego and trying to get the images right, i had my first attempts at the above too. I tried two ways, both are very rough attempts especially the second which was hand drawn using the trackpad on my laptop -...
  3. J

    changing clothes!

    Thank you again. Lots for me to go off there. I'm sure I will be back with more questions!
  4. J

    changing clothes!

    Sam / Rich. That is superb thank you both so much. Much more realistic than I was expecting given like you say they are different shapes and subjects. I guess it all depends on what toy photo o go for. I'm assuming it's best face on. Though if the toy is angled I could use all the tools you...
  5. J

    changing clothes!

    Hi there ok great, thank you for the help I havent got the pictures myself yet - light tent ordered yesterday. I can point to some links to show you what i mean - if thats allowed? if not please let me know and i will delete Heres an example for the figure: and an example i guess would be...
  6. J

    changing clothes!

    Hi, first post, I should explain im a novice with Photoshop, just eager to learn new tools and techniques but in need of some guidance. I want to be able to take a photo of a toy i.e. lego minifig or any small toy, lego is probably "cleaner", and then change the appearance (purely for the photo...
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