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  1. siodre

    Beetle Colour

    that's what top gear oz brought when they went head to head with top gear uk. didn't seem like a bad vehicle.
  2. siodre

    Beetle Colour

    hue/sat adj. layer, change the cyan and blue channels, mask out the stuff that you don't want changed (windows, sky, etc..). if the image gets too many artifacts from the color change duplicate the original layer with the blue beetle, set it on top and set the blending mode to luminosity.
  3. siodre

    Tree_Bark_Textured_Skull

    it doesn't pop out immediately, but when it does it's a little creepy if you're not expecting it.
  4. siodre

    I really worked hard on this one

    very nicely done, great use of color.
  5. siodre

    halos around masks

    for trees, as long as they're not too large and detailed in the foreground, i use a hard splatter brush and set it up to scatter. then zoom in, set the brush small and go over the white edge. the random pattern keeps it looking natural. if you need something more accurate use the pen tool to...
  6. siodre

    turtle island

    thank you cindy.
  7. siodre

    A new manipulation "Broken"

    this is beautiful, i love the soft color and tones.
  8. siodre

    Retouch Cologne

    sorry, but that doesn't explain what you did. it's like asking someone for their apple pie recipe and they reply with "i used a stove." lol sauobeatbath
  9. siodre

    turtle island

    irish immigrant unfortunately born in america... shay-drah, although now that i think about it that exact pronunciation may have been jumbled by the circumstances in which it's uttered (siodre means cider in gaelic, not the apple sort either). probably due to the lack of good...
  10. siodre

    turtle island

    thanks ibclare. i was going for surreal and subtle, trying to not overdo it. wanted people to see the turtle (tortoise actually, oops...) then realize there was a landmass on it's shell.
  11. siodre

    ADVANCED section!

    i like this idea. it'd be easier to know what level of advice to give when replying to questions based on what section they were posted under. i don't think it's so much labeling people as much as people labeling their own abilities. for example, i'd post in the advanced section for...
  12. siodre

    Making neon color stick out

    i think he wants his neon colors to come out like the ones in the example he gave, not change the example. here's a tutorial using layer effects on text and making it look neon, but it would work on something like what's posted above. Shining Neon Text Effect in Photoshop | Abduzeedo |...
  13. siodre

    New contest

    done with curves adj. layers and masking. used cmyk values for skin tones and eyeballed the rest to taste.
  14. siodre

    Being bored

    cool patterns, i like how you used color to separate the image.
  15. siodre

    turtle island

    thanks m4x1mu$ and belial.
  16. siodre

    turtle island

    been busy with work and rl lately, but had some time to play..
  17. siodre

    Batman...

    sweet! :clap:
  18. siodre

    Just layers

    not bad. use the warp tool to move some of the stripes around, esp around the leg where you have the big white band.
  19. siodre

    anyone know gold code

    there are a lot of gold possibilities out there... you could try finding a shiny gold you like and using filter>blur>average. couple of hexcodes to try - D4A017, C7A317, CFB52B, C68E17. also see hue =48 or 54 at this site - Generated Hex Color Codes at intervals of hue, saturation, and light...
  20. siodre

    Making a repeating pattern

    i'm not sure what your final use is, but if you're looking for something like a website background then try this method: put your pattern on a new layer. duplicate it. on the new layer run filter>other>offset. the numbers you type in should be half of your total pixels, so if your image is...
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