Autumn Beauty by Destinie

Poser • (none) • posted on Jan 06, 2004

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This is the second one of these I have done, the first was a mini, just to test out an idea. I liked it so decided to try it on a larger image. Not sure that I will do another after how many hours I spent on this one though.

Comments (13)

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SpiritofGabriel

8:05PM | Tue, 06 January 2004

Wow, what a glorious picture! Bravo!

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prog

8:08PM | Tue, 06 January 2004

It was worth the time-she's gorgeous!!! The colors are beautiful!! EXCELLENT!

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RajDArge

9:21PM | Tue, 06 January 2004

did you pain in the foreground? Or did you render a 2d image with a transparency map. Nice effect though.

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Destinie

9:25PM | Tue, 06 January 2004

Hello, thank you for the compliments :-) Raj, I am not sure what you mean by a transparency map. I rendered a character in poser, brought her into psp and removed the background, painted in a background on a new layer under her and than using photos from my garden a royalty free cd collection I have I cloned them onto a new layer on top of her. After I had everything the way I wanted it I then used two filters on both the background and the foreground images before I merged the whole image into the final one. Not sure if that makes sence, but that is what I did :-)

adm5050

9:49PM | Tue, 06 January 2004

Looks to me to be well worth the effort. Really great image. And thanks for the explanation, I learnt something.

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Faery_Light

10:32PM | Tue, 06 January 2004

Great images do take time. This is filled with wonderful color. I understand your technique. PSP and Photoshop get used a lot by me. Layers are great because you don't lose the best of your work on a mistake. Hope you do undertake more.

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