Down the rabbit hole

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  1. Aschur

    Aschur Wubba lubba dub dub
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    I have a photography class this year, and we usually take pictures and fiddle around in photoshop to get them to look better, but this assignment I desided to use one of my drawings and just photoshop in colors, I think I did a good job. The final product will have a mark twain quote and the word "youth" on it because the assignment is for a motivational poster, which I think this captures the essence of youth, but I may be wrong so CnC

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    Also, final product will be about 4+ times larger and printed.

    EDIT: changed shading on a few parts, looks a little better.

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    #1 Aschur, Sep 20, 2010
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  2. Vertigo

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    try doing some of the lighting manually rather than through gradient overlays. Take a soft px brush of a larger size and brush where you want shading, then clip it to what you want it to shade.
     
  3. Aschur

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    I take it its mainly the hills+cloud that need to be retouched manually? Maybe even the orange cup?
     
  4. Whisper

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    Surprisingly good.
     
  5. Vertigo

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    mostly that yeah. using gradient overlay just severely restricts your ability to curve the shading.
     
  6. Aschur

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    Thank you XD
    I figured that much, I actually only used the gradients because I was pressed for time in class, but I will fix it up tomorrow and add an updated picture I think, some of the gradients I will keep though.
     

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