(08-03-2010, 05:36 PM)Rhythm Wrote: [ -> ]Ah I see.
Not a very good stock to work with 
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I would've suggested blurring out the guy and the windows, and sharpening the woman and the turntable. I'm not sure if it would work well on this stock, but it's an alternative than can look pretty good.
yea i wasnt fond of the stock either but since its a battle we had 2 use the same one
i prefer using renders
![[Image: battlesig2.jpg]](http://i816.photobucket.com/albums/zz84/bkotz1991/Photoshop%20work/battlesig2.jpg)
does this look any better (i didnt resize it yet)
(08-03-2010, 05:40 PM)bkotz Wrote: [ -> ]yea i wasnt fond of the stock either but since its a battle we had 2 use the same one
i prefer using renders
does this look any better (i didnt resize it yet)
I like that a lot more but it looks very dark and evil, unless that's what you want.
update v2:
![[Image: battlesig3.jpg]](http://i816.photobucket.com/albums/zz84/bkotz1991/Photoshop%20work/battlesig3.jpg)
Turn down the opacity and blend in the C4D 6/10.
i don't like it that much,
The one c4d next to her face is very distracting, too light. Otherwise seems pretty decent.
I like the render you put behind that girl. I'd say it is 7/10.
Sorry man this is about a 6/10 maybe even a 5 out of 10! You need to learn how to get better at resizing images! You will get better! I can see that you are VERY close to understanding everything on photoshop! Keep up the hard work man!
The C4D doesn't really fit in this sig