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Mar 18th 2004#145679 Report
Member since: Mar 11th 2004
Posts: 6
Alright friends...

I'm back to trying to turn b/w images into bronze or white marble statues...classic Greek style...damn indecisive clients! ;~}

Here is what I'm working with and the look I need:
http://www.rwcom.com/help%20me.html

I have tried multiple methods. Multiple, multiple, multiple methods! If anyone has any idea how to achieve this look, you would have instant diety status in my book!

Thanks in advance
Jason
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Mar 18th 2004#145684 Report
Member since: Nov 14th 2001
Posts: 1297
have you looked around for a 3rd party filter? I'd check out a trial of AutoFX's DreamSuite, or do a search on google for photoshop filters.

I played with your photo for a minute, You can get close by using layer effects and the Smudge Stick, then boost your contrast way up using levels or curves.

hope that helps! good luck
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Mar 19th 2004#145770 Report
Member since: Dec 20th 2003
Posts: 192
Poor stingerboi... ;)
look at this tut as a starter for your imagination: http://www.worth1000.com/tutorial.asp?sid=161006
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Mar 20th 2004#145799 Report
Member since: Aug 18th 2003
Posts: 77





yea, like graphicsguy mentioned at the end about the levels. the shine really comes from the level adjustment. from there i overlayed some textures etc.

that looks so cool actually! can i do the job for you?! kinda kidding. kinda not though, id be willing to help.

AIM = attunedesigns

-Ethan
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Mar 20th 2004#145825 Report
Member since: Aug 27th 2002
Posts: 672
That looks really good human#7billion, I'm sure he's gonna be very thankfull for that, hehe.

How did you make that second one? Is it a texture you took somewhere? It looks awesome
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Mar 21st 2004#145904 Report
Member since: Aug 18th 2003
Posts: 77
yea, that is so cool, lol. it really didnt take too long either.

yea i got a pic of a bronze statue (this one, from sxc.hu, great site: http://www.sxc.hu/browse.phtml?f=view&id=67339)

hope that works...so anyway i took the photo and rotated it so the shiny leg area was over her leg, and clipped it to the mask i had made of her leg before. i wish i could do photo manip for a living, i really do.

in fact, send me things to do, lol....because recently i have no web or graphics projects.

-Ethan
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Mar 22nd 2004#145968 Report
Member since: Feb 20th 2004
Posts: 187
Try blowing out the highlichts with Levels, then Median, smudge stick, and a color overlay for the bronze.

for Marble

Try lightening the pic with levels (not blowing it out), then smart blur, a little Gaussian blur then save a copy ad a displacement map. then make a new layer, Render Clouds, render difference clouds, levels to lighten this texture to a light marble looking thing. Filter>Displace and select the displacement mask you just made then set the texture layer to overlay (or some other blend mode of your liking) and put a HSB Adjustment layer above set to colorise and select a color for your marble.

I hope this made some sence.

Good Luck!
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Mar 22nd 2004#145973 Report
Member since: Aug 18th 2003
Posts: 77
is this a competition? or are we all just going to say the same things?
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Mar 22nd 2004#145992 Report
Member since: Mar 11th 2004
Posts: 6
WOW, I didn't expect this much help. You guys are great. Thanks for giving a damn :~} I am going to try the different techniques and I will let everyone know how it goes.

ps - I'd love to give everyone some credits, but this boi is trying to get a raise! HAHA.

Thanks again.
>>Jason
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Mar 24th 2004#146253 Report
Member since: Feb 18th 2004
Posts: 736
The bronze looks awesome, human#7billion. Good job. I just might happen to find myself trying this effect out...
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