Custom Made Sig and Avatar [16]

[kado897]

That's really good Chuck.

 

[Chuck38]

Thanks Keith!

 

[A Guy]

Your sig is still on Halloween Chuck

A Guy

 

[Arc]

Yes, apply the new one, Chuck.

 

[Chuck38]

Done.

 

[kado897]

And very nice it looks too.

 

[Chuck38]

Thanks again, Keith!

 

[Stephanie]

This one was a lot of fun to put together! I started it with just the soldier dude and some clouds behind him and within a couple hours it evolved to this...

Great work Chuck

 

[Chuck38]

Thanks, Steph!

 

[ThrashZone]

Good going Chuck blending multiple images can be fun,
Not sure what your using now but sometime either adding a mask or simply easing the transition parts with the eraser can blend them together a little better :/
Otherwise nicely thought out
Cheers.
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[Chuck38]

Thanks, Mike!

I can't spot what's wrong though. :huh:

 

[kado897]

I think he means the images could be blended rather than have sharp edges. I guess that was the effect you wanted though.

 

[ThrashZone]

Correctamudo

I'll guess and say your using Multiple layer modes instead of Normal
Using multiple is good but you could select the darkest layer and switch to the eraser tool set it to 75% opacity and about 50-100 px and erase some of the dark areas till you got to snoopie and the flame area on the top and take away the sharp vertical line from dark to light I outlined
Sharkanado had like 5-6 images using the same type of eraser work
Cheers.

 

[Chuck38]

Thanks for the tips! Actually I was trying to blend it but I couldn't quite figure out how to do it.

 

[ThrashZone]

If you have the project file saved open it again and save another as a .psd file and put it in a zip folder and upload it
Cheers.

 

[Chuck38]

Will do...tomorrow! G'night, folks!

 

[Stephanie]

The trick is to superimpose an image in to another image Chuck, what software are you using ?

 

[kado897]

You could also adjust the brightness & colour so the more closely match but that is more difficult.

 

[Chuck38]

The trick is to superimpose an image in to another image Chuck, what software are you using ?

I'm still using Paint.NET.

 

[kado897]

Mmm. I don't think PDN supports layer masks which will make it tricky.