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Main : Awards and Special : Dead Artists :  Jessi Jane as Emma

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Jessi Jane as Emma
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SubmitterShandrilMore Photos from Shandril   Last Update2008/1/1 1:02
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Does anyone have any good tips on how to make cloths not look "painted" on? Thats been one of my biggest problems.

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Dragondack
Posted: 2006/12/23 17:12  Updated: 2006/12/23 17:12
The Great Eternal Dragon
Joined: 2004/2/9
From: Edmonton,Alberta,Canada
Posts: 11277
 Re: Jessi Jane as Emma
Yes I understand what the guys are saying
but double "J" as anything is always something to behold?
Wasmith
Posted: 2006/12/19 10:55  Updated: 2006/12/19 10:55
Time Lord!
Joined: 2004/8/27
From: Knobblers Gob
Posts: 2002
 Re: Jessi Jane as Emma
Yes, like he said, better edges. A thin line to separate the cloth area from the skin. Adding an edge seam (a thin line drawn next to the edge of the cloth) works. This simulates real clothing. And the addition of a texture to the cloth area, and the famous "shadow separation" that the tutorials mention always helps.

Of course, dipping a cute model in latex works too.
JrMcDeath
Posted: 2006/12/19 9:58  Updated: 2006/12/19 9:58
Kling on HM (WebMaster!)
Joined: 2004/7/19
From: My Box
Posts: 6993
 Re: Jessi Jane as Emma
Work on your edges. I use the path tool to create edges. A nice crisp edge would have helped this a lot. Nice image though.
bhm1954
Posted: 2006/12/19 8:49  Updated: 2006/12/19 8:49
Hero to the stars
Joined: 2005/7/18
From: Moses Lake, Washington
Posts: 2852
 Re: Jessi Jane as Emma
This is pretty good. Have you checked out the tutorials, they have lots of tips.


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