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May 18 2008 09:12pm



His armor shit looks kinda grey, how do i fix that?
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May 18 2008 09:14pm
If you read tutorials, you would know dude.
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May 18 2008 09:14pm
Quote (d2JsPvP @ Mon, May 19 2008, 03:12am)
http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk180/Tecknicolor/IronmanSig.jpg

His armor shit looks kinda grey, how do i fix that?


select his body

now color balance
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May 18 2008 09:36pm
Quote (Jenova Project @ Mon, May 19 2008, 12:14am)
If you read tutorials, you would know dude.


wub.gif Jenova. Getting tired of that yet?

Jenova speaks the truth. But I guess a color balance would work fine to.
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May 18 2008 09:39pm
The way most of us get to blend everything is through multiple gradient map/curves/other adjustment layers throughout the process of making the signature.
If you saw the .psd of one of my signatures there are usually 2-3 near the beginning of the sig, maybe 2-3 around the middle, and 2-3 around the end.
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May 19 2008 02:13am
i would brush over the body, where it should get some color.
then set on soft light. and erase parts, that doesnt looks well
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May 19 2008 02:56am
Quote (Jenova Project @ Mon, May 19 2008, 03:39am)
The way most of us get to blend everything is through multiple gradient map/curves/other adjustment layers throughout the process of making the signature.
If you saw the .psd of one of my signatures there are usually 2-3 near the beginning of the sig, maybe 2-3 around the middle, and 2-3 around the end.


I used to do that but I'm getting away from it,trying not to use gradient maps/photo filters too much etc, it ruins the colors in a sig imo.
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May 19 2008 03:01am
Quote (killaOD @ Mon, May 19 2008, 03:56am)
I used to do that but I'm getting away from it,trying not to use gradient maps/photo filters too much etc, it ruins the colors in a sig imo.


I can tell from looking at your sig smile.gif
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May 19 2008 03:02am
Yeah the colors are more vibrant than they would be if I had added tons of gradient maps and photofilters.
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Quote (killaOD @ Mon, May 19 2008, 04:02am)
Yeah the colors are more vibrant than they would be if I had added tons of gradient maps and photofilters.


Ah, but it's just that it doesn't blend in naturally with the environment of your signature.
You must not be using them right, hmm.
Either you're using the preset ones or using them near full opacity, not mixing them well, hmm.
I tend to pick colors from my signature, bright ones sometimes.. setting them at low enough opacities, and such.
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