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This is a continuation thread, the old thread is [split]471261[/split]
HUMANIMAL- don't be an ass.
BattleAngle- don't be so sensitive.
So, that's cleared that up.
yeah he'll burn all of us^ Batsuit duel would be fun. Gotta watch out for JMC, though![]()
Regwec, may I humbly request that you stop being so level headed, even keeled, thoughtful in your comments, and well heeled in your preference of Batsuit details?Thanks again for being a voice of reason.
For Imjenn and Boom, here's a quick crack at the belt. I needed to go eat some chocolate lol.
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I do think it would be fun to do a Batsuit duel. Not one fuelled by an argument, but just something timed where those of us who like making Batfleck images could show our take on things given some common starting points and a time limit. Like Top Chef."Hands up, Lassos and magic wands DOWN."
now thats what i'm talking about ;-) good tutorial btw
Friendly observation. Assuming you're using Photoshop, the hexagon texture you've applied would have a more natural application if you set it over the original image via a displacement (texture) map. That way it'll wrap around contours, curves, etc. as opposed to being placed over them. Basically it adds dimension to the texture. Here's a tutorial on how to do just thathttp://www.photoshopessentials.com/photo-effects/texture-map/
Thanks! I wish the texture thing hadn't ever happened... I really only applied it because someone thought it might look better. I like the original.
But thank you for the *constructive* and instructive feedbackI'm using something called Sumopaint - it's a free flash based software. I basically don't have many options with the free version - the most sophisticated thing it can do (or that I know how to use anyway) is making a layer a screen, for things like smoke effects. Otherwise, it's just lasso/airbrush/transparency for me. But I think I'll upgrade to photoshop at some point. The way I do the texture, I size/angle it with a free-transform option for each limb/chest, and then I just delete what's around it using the eraser. I did a really sloppy job on the above pic because I didn't ever plan on the texture being part of the final manip, but I've merged it down so much that I don't have the ability to use the more modern elements with the non-texture suit.
Looks like I'm going to have to have to find a new texture, too.![]()
you must be great at chess...you got that for you, which is nice.Generally speaking amateurs in manipulation threads have no grounds to be talking smack other amateurs in manipulations threads.
I do think it would be fun to do a Batsuit duel. Not one fuelled by an argument, but just something timed where those of us who like making Batfleck images could show our take on things given some common starting points and a time limit. Like Top Chef."Hands up, Lassos and magic wands DOWN."
Regwec, may I humbly request that you stop being so level headed, even keeled, thoughtful in your comments, and well heeled in your preference of Batsuit details?Thanks again for being a voice of reason.
For Imjenn and Boom, here's a quick crack at the belt. I needed to go eat some chocolate lol.
![]()
I do think it would be fun to do a Batsuit duel. Not one fuelled by an argument, but just something timed where those of us who like making Batfleck images could show our take on things given some common starting points and a time limit. Like Top Chef."Hands up, Lassos and magic wands DOWN."
A well done version of the blue and grey would be soooo sweet. The all-black serves it's purpose in the context of both Burtonverse and Nolanverse. But this Batman's look will have to fit in more casual circumstances, straighter dialogue scenes and more out of his element/contex - which for a more dynamic looking suit is needed. And personally, while I think black and grey also can look great, I prefer the blue.