PAINTING HAIR by jlmattson

Poser • (none) • posted on Dec 09, 2002

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Thought I would try a wild hair style on my " MYSTERY " Character... Alot of one pixel strokes..... Yikes !!! Thanks for Viewing.... Jim

Comments (9)

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msebonyluv

9:54PM | Mon, 09 December 2002

Nice painting... looks punky...I can dig it :)..I can see her in a plaid skirt..high boots and a tshirt... :) and she has that don't mess with me look on her face :)

KBran1

10:27PM | Mon, 09 December 2002

wow! you painted this? It is great. Wishing I could paint hair some day!

Weaponist

10:44PM | Mon, 09 December 2002

Looks good Jim! You gonna name her "Mystery?" Heheheh.

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CnS

11:45PM | Mon, 09 December 2002

Beautiful image, great job on her hair....

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SophiaDeer

12:39AM | Tue, 10 December 2002

Love that wild hair!! Bravo Jim!

SeaCrystal

2:36AM | Tue, 10 December 2002

way to go, nice job. :)

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luciferino

6:25AM | Tue, 10 December 2002

Fantastic portarit, with agreat work on the hair...Great the face's expression...well done. Bye bye Orietta

bull57

11:00AM | Tue, 10 December 2002

Hi Jim, Althoug you are much farther in poser than me, still some remarks.In the free stuff area (2d) there are some great brushes posted on aug. 17 by Nanilli,so you wont have to do all this one pix stuff, I find they work great, specialy with the blur and the smudge tool for when you look at hair, only on the toplayers and in the places where light shines trough you can see induvidualhairs!the rest is just colour and shades, specially in dark areas as the neck and behind the ears, She has also some great tips in the readme files. Another thing,, it is better when you create the hair in a different layer, that way you won't have to erase the spaces between the hairs when you chaince background and you wont have these ugly white spots. sorry if I sound like a wiseguy, but I think commentspace is ment to improve skills and to exchaince tips not just for praises. greatings, Henk

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