walrus , i love the texture in fact i'm still trying to figure out how you did it so i can steal your idea.
Nice image
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by Christopher K » Mon Jul 19, 2004 11:41 pm
Better late than never
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- it scanned like crap, but that's the nature of the gamne, innit?
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plz
by walrus » Tue Jul 20, 2004 8:09 am
Studioape - Thanks! Let's see, can i even remember what I did? 
I assume you are talking about the skirt texture, not the background, right?
I painted the skirt all on a seperate layer, just a solid chunk of skirt. I treated it as though it were a white skirt. Then I cut the texture from the photo and did a little rotating, cut-and-paste, and use of the clone tool to make it fit my line drawing. That was all on a seperate layer above the skirt layer. I constrained the visibility of the top (texture) layer to the area of the lower (filled-skirt) layer by alt-clicking (in PC) or Cmmd-clicking (on Mac) between the two layers. I use this trick a lot, it's very worth knowing! The top layer was set to multiply so that only the dark checks showed up. I'm sure I did some painting and layering of lighting over that, but there are the essentials.
hope this is of some use!
-mike
I assume you are talking about the skirt texture, not the background, right?
I painted the skirt all on a seperate layer, just a solid chunk of skirt. I treated it as though it were a white skirt. Then I cut the texture from the photo and did a little rotating, cut-and-paste, and use of the clone tool to make it fit my line drawing. That was all on a seperate layer above the skirt layer. I constrained the visibility of the top (texture) layer to the area of the lower (filled-skirt) layer by alt-clicking (in PC) or Cmmd-clicking (on Mac) between the two layers. I use this trick a lot, it's very worth knowing! The top layer was set to multiply so that only the dark checks showed up. I'm sure I did some painting and layering of lighting over that, but there are the essentials.
hope this is of some use!
-mike
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by Christopher K » Wed Jul 21, 2004 12:20 am
I tried the toughest one...
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- Another attempt...
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by AmericanNinjaX » Sun Oct 03, 2004 9:15 pm
Definately dug this reference photo, but what's not to like about Ms.Casta.
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My first attempt at drawing off a realperson
by artilheiro » Mon Oct 18, 2004 5:22 pm
feedback, comments and critic are welcome
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