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That´s pretty cool Inoob! I can´t really get what he´s standing on though, I mean where the feet are going, is that a ledge? :)
 
This is very beautiful indeed, but I concur. You cannot understand whether he is standing on solid ground or in the air.
 
all the bricks is a wall, so i belive his not standing on anything...
 
a bit deeper than the surface it´s put on. I like it!
 
Banksy as inspired oh so many people hasn't he?

Maybe saturate the images into the wall a little, rather than just sitting on it.
 
iNoob said:
yes it is supposed to look like anyway, any suggestions to make it more realistic?
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You might try playing around with displacement map filtering. If you haven't done it, you'll really want to look up a tutorial, but you can get the shadow and the bricks to merge better.
 
I understand now, I think the "problem" with the feet was just because the bricks change direction right where his feet are, if they had been on the rest of the "regular" wall, I wouldn´t even have noticed it. It´s really good though inoob. :)
 
Definitely needs a displacement map. Then maybe weather the black images so they look like they've been on a the wall for a while.




Agent
 
Yes, it is. I had to zoom in pretty close to see it, but it worked well. Did you use the displace filter? I guess it would depend on how you are going to use/display this, at what size and all. At this size it's really subtle BUT, I can see it. You may want to try redoing the map with higher numbers, or even with negative numbers to increase the ridges. I think it's highlights move down and right and shadows move up and left. Or the other way around. Aren't I a lot of help. Let me check that. There may be some tutorials on the site; well maybe you already know. I just think it helps to know how things work (even though I'm dense with some technologies). :D
 

this will help , but its in GIMP not photoshop , pretty sure you can distinguish the differences tho :)
 
Looks better. I would still weather the black a little bit, so it looks like it's been on the wall for a while.



Agent
 
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