I Love Black & I Don't Mean The Cloths... by machobubba

Poser • Pin-ups • posted on Jan 21, 2011

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Okay I have something for ebony babes, but hey we all have something for something... right? This image was a little experiment, I made the Background over the rendered layer and switched it to overlay and loved what it did to the image... Thanx 4 Watching PS Thanx 4 The previous Comments and Favs...

Comments (12)

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ToniDunlap

2:09AM | Fri, 21 January 2011

So do I especially when you have her looking this fine. Love that pose and yes her clothes as well!!! Bravo!! +5

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sim3344

5:29AM | Fri, 21 January 2011

Beautiful work!!!

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vapo

7:15AM | Fri, 21 January 2011

What a sexy lady! Vashek

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magnus073

7:25AM | Fri, 21 January 2011

She looks amazing, and you did a splendid job on this stlish scene

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MysterOctober

7:36AM | Fri, 21 January 2011

very nice render.. I like her black or not.. sexy character indeed.

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Faemike55

7:56AM | Fri, 21 January 2011

Very lovely lady! love the scene

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tennesseecowgirl

9:44AM | Fri, 21 January 2011

She sure is a beauty I can see your attraction.

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DrCarl

1:58PM | Fri, 21 January 2011

yes it is fun to experiment sometimes all sorts of things happen and sometimes it is great

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TOPcat831

5:53PM | Sat, 22 January 2011

Love her expression. Great job.

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SteamZone

6:23AM | Mon, 24 January 2011

If you want to leave a hint of your background/color texture on the render layer, here's a great shortcut. Select the render layer in the PS Layer's Palette. Go to Select>Load Selection>and select the "transparency" for your render layer. This will give you an instant alpha mask for your subject. Now just select your background layer in the Layer's Palette, apply a Layer Mask and, viola, you can use a soft brush loaded with black paint to selectively remove the overlay from your subject! Love your portfolio!

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