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Joe Boster
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OK. Watching htis tthread fro the past couple of days has gotten me in the mood. So here is my First sketch in about 5 years.
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Flavio Sapha
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| Posted: 25 January 2006 at 5:32pm | IP Logged | 2
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Beautiful Lady Death Andrew! What is Photoshop Zipatone? Plug-in?
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Anthony castrillo
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Andrew Hess
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And here is the color version of my Lady Death, safe for work:
To answer Flavio's question: I have been trying to do texture, tone, etc in
Photoshop using layers and masks to make a Zipatone-like effect; and
these are my results.
It is done by:
1) making a pattern [i've been a) making regimented dot and line patterns in Freehand and importing them; or b) making repeating patterns in Photoshop and filling areas];
2) masking out everything, so that the pattern is now invisible;
3) erasing the parts of the mask that I want to let the pattern show thru.
I did this with the JB Calendar piece, and am now trying it with other
pieces.
You can see a "naughty" version of the above Lady Death, in which I used
a lingerie flower pattern for her gloves and boots (which was a repeating
Photoshop pattern) and the dot pattern for shading, by clicking this
LINK.
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Flavio Sapha
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Very cool, Andrew. Thanks! Will look into this, though my Photoshop mojo
isn't quite there yet.
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Daniel Gillotte
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Apologies to those on the Third Rail "This week" forum for the repetition...
Are there people who post here who AREN'T looking at the This Week stuff?
Anyway, I don't know who all Lady Death is, but I'm trying to be a
particpator, so I took a stab at it with my own interpretation.
Dan
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Daniel Gillotte
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I'm catching up on some old ones too... Here is a quickly done (not that I
labor over any of them...) Supergirl. I guess she;s sort of the like the 70s
one...
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John C. Harrison
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Chris, love the Wonder Woman she looks very sexy, and is that the New Crimson Avenger or Manhunter?? . and Anthony C.& Andrew careful or you'll give the rest of us a Monitor inferiority complex,,.......ok?? LOL, but anthony again nice stuff.
Edited by John C. Harrison on 26 January 2006 at 2:19am
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Chris Yeoman
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Thanks John! It's Manhunter. :)
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Chris Yeoman
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Edited by Chris Yeoman on 26 January 2006 at 3:10am
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Joe Smith
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A page I found of Alan Davis' on the net photocopied from pencils.
What fun! On 8.5x11 20# bond with a Faber Castell PITT Brush. 3hrs.
BUT I was baking wheat bread and burning a Radiohead bootleg at the same time, so maybe if I was focused....
He draws a great female figure, no? She's so curvy!
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Anthony castrillo
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