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    C&C please! I know it may not look that great as I am new to photoshop but I would still like to thank Rachet for his awesome tuts.
    I learnt a lot from them and just applied them here. Also, for replying my pms asking for help/advice. Thanks!



    V2 -




    V3 -

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    This should be in digital art, not sig/avatar, however with that being said, you have some nice effects going, but it looks like you put them all on color/linear dodge, try screen or lighten instead, gives a smoother effect <3 text is okay but take the top text off overlay,

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    Thanks, I've been totally clueless at using C4D in my work since most of them have backgrounds and I didn't think of changing the blending options.

    Hmmm, thanks for the advice. I'll edit it and put it up.
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    There ya go.
    V2 is with the blur effect, V3 without. Which looks better?


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    They still look oversharpened =[

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    Edited V3, how's that now? I sharpened it once instead of twice this time, and I also blurred the background up till about halfway of the floor.
    Last edited by Hind; 04-24-2009 at 11:58 PM.


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    It looks too smudged, sharpened and overlayed. the colours are quite stange and it could do without the bottom half where the floor begins.


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    I'll bear that in mind, thanks. I'll edit it soon I guess. Any advice on how I can improve it?
    I understand how to correct the sharpness and smudges though, but what do you mean by too overlayed?

    The colours aren't much different from the original render. I just used a purple/red gradient map and I got this effect.


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