This is a new signature I have made.. I find it really good.
Got new brushes, new fonts, and a new render. Thanks Rainwizzard for teaching me the lighting line effect ;)
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This is a new signature I have made.. I find it really good.
Got new brushes, new fonts, and a new render. Thanks Rainwizzard for teaching me the lighting line effect ;)
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The background and all is nice but the render is TERRIBLY blended and it's low quality..
That border is barely noticeable so I didn't see a difference for a while.
I know this may sound nooby.. But how do I blend the render in more?Originally Posted by frozenrat
Thanks for the comments.
Try combining it in with layers over it or put it under a few layers and be sure to blur it in some around the edges..
but with the render being of quality that low you may have some trouble..
theres several ways.
1- You could Lower saturation on render to like 0 to make it colourless then add a color balance layer on top of it and the background and render would have same colour.
2- Use lasso tool to outline your render (doesn't need to be perfect) and put feather to 5 or 10px then go to Layer->Layer Mask-> Reveal Selection.
easier:
3- Get an eraser with a 20-30px soft brush at about 60% opacity and roughly erase the edges of your render.
Okay, thanks guys.
Edit: Is this one any better .. ?
Thats a Chao!
Raising chao's owns....
You can easily improve the quality of the chao render by tracing over the black lines with the pen tool and stroking the path with a 2 pixel sized basic brush.
I found a picture of him, cut him out, and cleaned him up a little bit.
Use it if you want.
To blend the render I usually duplicate it put the original over top, ctrl-T the one underneath, increase the size a bit, lower the opacity to 40-60% depending on the background colors, and set the blending mode to soft light.
Then I take the original and go over the edges very lightly with the smudge brush the strength being around 15%.
I dont like it, too light: )
Yeah....hurts my eyes. :o
