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"Poor is the man whose pleasures depend on the permission of another"
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For cartoons acting badly visit my site & blog at NoCashComics.com [link]
It reminds me a kind of flamenco´s dress.
^^
maybe i can learn
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"Poor is the man whose pleasures depend on the permission of another"
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I have a single track mind and it always stops in Mammaryville.
.... merry christmas
Make a new layer above the background, use the Lasso to draw the shadow selection, then use a large soft brush to paint the black (select the Black from the image so it matches) BUT use Multiply Mode at about 20% to fill in one pass, then work a little at a time to get the darkest areas to blend by layering brush strokes. Deselect and as a final touch you can use the Eraser with a some waht large soft brush at 40% to soften the outer edges if it needs it, use the outer edge of the brush soe the erasing is soft edged.
If it needs more adustment change the layers Opacity or change the Layer to Multiply Mode and change the Opacity, whatever works best. Multiply Mode is nice as it keep a bit more detail showing than just painting with color.
The main thing is to shape the the shadow and not have it be all black.
A little practice, you'll get it.
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For cartoons acting badly visit my site & blog at NoCashComics.com [link]
But i do admit i am not so good in shadowcasting.. that is why i am taking critique seriously as i want to grow in digital manipulation. I do have to confess that i am kind of sick of women in long dresses though haha. Well this photo is a little different.. the dress was not so gothic. Don t get me wrong i love the art on DA but sometimes i wish there was more variety
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"Poor is the man whose pleasures depend on the permission of another"
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