A disturbed night

[GeminiOfSin]

First, I want to say this is the first thing I've done with photoshop in months. Second, it is a work in progress, I have been up all night long and since I have pneumonia, it's twice as hard to breathe and stay awake. So I am finally going to bed.

I used some techniques I've seen before, along with some of my own. By "seen before" I've seen something similar, and I just did what I could to try and mimic it without knowing what they actually did. I have also NEVER used a C4D?? I just sort of threw two of them in there and messed around. The font is temporary, I just put it in because I'm paranoid(it comes with being schizophrenic and bipolar.)

Hints and tips are welcome. Please be nice and don't bring me to club VanderSexxx. (Eurotrip movie reference)

[Linda]

duh , its big o.o
2 focals.. and coming from sides, isnt best to do. My Tip, try with 1 picture [ render ,srock]
put it more in middle,
use size 500x200 or 200x500 i love to use 450x250
look for some tuts, we have, u will learn the basics, and u will have with time ur own style, this isnt bad for first time u just have to learn most of the tools, and how to put them together, use the.
Go see some tuts :>

[Prospect]

uh... wht she said and also, look up blending if u can, it'll help~

[GeminiOfSin]

This isn't my first time, just my first time using techniques I've never used before. I HAVE looked at some of the sig tuts and stuff like that, however, I haven't found anything that has really been a help for what I'm trying to do, and to search all 24 pages took forever.

Oh wait.. you meant with c4d's luls. my bad. But what's an "srock'? And as far as the big guy coming from the sides, I'm not done with him yet, I was going to blend him in to the background more and do a few other things. But thank you for the tips so far. As far as size, I wanted this one to be big.. maybe that's why I'm having trouble filling it since I'm used to 450x150. But I guess I shall figure something out!

Thanks again :] Anyone else got tips or links that should helps?

[Fork]

Well if your going to have two "focal" points keep one up front in the foreground and add a Gaussian blur to the other to kind of put it in the back ground that way you have a main focal then one towards the back.