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readAnon
>> #7177
Posted on 2014-01-04 15:23:54
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Nice! We need more Rena
danni68
>> #7178
Posted on 2014-01-04 15:24:08
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Surprised by the lack of Rena circulating, I used this woodland beauty to try out a new writing style; third person
danni68
>> #7179
Posted on 2014-01-04 15:25:05
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readAnon said:
Nice! We need more Rena


WOW that was fast :S
YES there does! I don't think Elsword is big enough in the gaming community, though
Vanndril
>> #7193
Posted on 2014-01-04 22:26:21
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Wow, the contrast of the foreground glow and the glowing empty eyes really makes the eyes glow something pretty. I think this is excellently done. Good job!

What do you do to add the foreground/background glows to your manips, anyway? Do you have some sort of special way of doing it, or do you just mess with the blend tool on low opacity?
danni68
>> #7197
Posted on 2014-01-04 22:58:01
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Vanndril said:
Wow, the contrast of the foreground glow and the glowing empty eyes really makes the eyes glow something pretty. I think this is excellently done. Good job!

What do you do to add the foreground/background glows to your manips, anyway? Do you have some sort of special way of doing it, or do you just mess with the blend tool on low opacity?


Thanks! :D
For the glow-like gloss on the eyes and foreground, I made a new layer for each. For the eyes, it was a matter of painting a blob over each eye, cleaning up with an eraser tool and tweaking down the opacity. For the foreground, I usually add a 'fog' effect (On GIMP= Filters>Render>Clouds>Fog), and then reduce the opacity.
Vanndril
>> #7200
Posted on 2014-01-04 23:23:02
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danni68 said:
Thanks! :D
For the glow-like gloss on the eyes and foreground, I made a new layer for each. For the eyes, it was a matter of painting a blob over each eye, cleaning up with an eraser tool and tweaking down the opacity. For the foreground, I usually add a 'fog' effect (On GIMP= Filters>Render>Clouds>Fog), and then reduce the opacity.


I'll have to try this sometime. Thank you. :)
In fact, I have a WIP manip involving an already-glowing (actually not glowing, but rather very bright) background and glowing eyes, so I may try to adopt this method for that.
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