Took a picture of me, cut off the head with the lasso and kept on clipboard.
Imported this picture....
And got this...
I remember seeing at work someone using photoshop, what i'm trying to do is make it so the microphone is still over my chin, like the origional picture. So basically the clip of my head will be pasted over everything EXCEPT the hand and mic.
I know it's a shitty 'chop, just trying to learn a few things. How do i make it so the mic and hand would be over my face, instead of my paste job being layed over it?
and uhm......Exactly WHEN was i a looser hayley?!?!? Seriously,Not cool......Wtf? I think very highly of you and always have.You dont need to treat me like that........:(
thats a pretty fucking sick graphic dude,VERY nice....ESPEICALLY for an amature......Great job.I hope to see more awsome graphics in the future Good job.....
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Or alternatively, when you paste the head into the picture, it is now the new layer, if you grab your eraser, just erase the part of the head covering the mic, it will only erase that layer, leaving the underneath, then raise the contrast a bit in that head layer, and play with the color combo a bit to match skin tone, should be about perfection then, you did a good job.
The ice font is spiffy! How did you do that? Is it an auto text or did you make the look?
"FoRgOtT3N" wrote ... lol,nah....Im over my kitten killing stage.....
and uhm......Exactly WHEN was i a looser hayley?!?!? Seriously,Not cool......Wtf? I think very highly of you and always have.You dont need to treat me like that........:(
DUUUUDE! That was a LONG time ago. About the time you decide to fuck with my old forum.
Hm,I suppose i can understand that....im just....rather sensitive on things like that....Oh,im in a very delicate mood today...feel like crying for some reason...
I personaly would use a mask on the head layer to get rid of the portion where the mic should show through. That way you correct your image non-destructively It's easier to go back and edit the mask if you chopped off too much, but not as easy to step back through all your eraser actions if you don't catch it right away.
Good job.....
It's easier to go back and edit the mask if you chopped off too much, but not as easy to step back through all your eraser actions if you don't catch it right away.