- Photoskinning Tutorial -
Innocent:
Quote from: CharlieRogan
i am using paintshop pro X but it doesn't seem to be the same as what you are using, i get to the point where i have to copy the image of clothing as a transparent layer, i cannot paste it like that at all. do you have any ideas what i should do from there?
Thanks
Charlie
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Charlie:
Hmm no sorry I have always been able to paste the image. Sorry.
The Mule:
Yeah I tried looking for websites like gojane and and didnt find any. You can use pics with models in them. I just paint over the models with white paint and crop the picture as much as I can.
try these sites: www.forever21.com www.expressfashion.com www.gap.com you can also try regular stores like JC Penny and even Target. You can go all out and google runway pics. Whatever you like. :)
The Mule:
Hadn't thought of that (painting the models - just a dumb UAW guy)...but usually they're moving and messing up the clothes. How about sleeves? How do you do those? (Another tut perhaps - another excuse for me to see your avatar?!). Thanks for the links. Rue21 has some usuable stuff too.
Charlie (another nice avi), Gimp will work more or less the same way as what the gorgeous innocent one is saying - there's tuts and links for that over at MTS2
Thanks again innoccent.
Innocent:
Quote from: The Mule
Hadn't thought of that (painting the models - just a dumb UAW guy)...but usually they're moving and messing up the clothes. How about sleeves? How do you do those? (Another tut perhaps - another excuse for me to see your avatar?!). Thanks for the links. Rue21 has some usuable stuff too.
Charlie (another nice avi), Gimp will work more or less the same way as what the gorgeous innocent one is saying - there's tuts and links for that over at MTS2
Thanks again innoccent.
Yeah the sleeves are a bit harder. Im still in the process of learing. I will think about another tutorial. I was actually thinking of doing one for alpha edits first. But I dont know yet.
I also take my own advise and just keep trying new stuff out. To see how different textures and tools effect the look of the clothing.
And for Charlie yeah you should try to use Gimp if you cant get that other program to work. I have never tried it before so I dont know if its that your program doesnt support it or there is something wrong with it.
Your Very Welcome Mule. :)
Charley:
Sorry found out i was doin it wrong doh!! anyways thanks for the quick response. just thought would show people what i had done, know its not very good, but for it to change from what it was previously is a big achievemnt for me lol
Please don't laugh!!!! p.s really good tutorial
Love
Charlie
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The Mule:
Then alpha you should go...what am I thinking...sleeves? They cover skin! Since when do I like that?
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