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Published: 2011-06-27 18:11:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 27174; Favourites: 732; Downloads: 979
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Well, you guys wanted a Blending tutorial, so here it is. I hope it is helpful... if not, let me know how I can make it easier.
P.S. the "this is how big your eraser brush should be" IS NOT compared to the picture next to it, lol. It is actually IN photoshop when your picture is much bigger.
I'm planning to do another one, hopefully on horse prep and manes and tails at some point soon.
Naevia
Much thanks to stock providers:
~Dalakaar & *Phatpuppyart
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Comments: 63
This is an amazing tutorial c: You did a great job!Β
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OK - I can totally see myself using this, and you did a good job of breaking down the steps. Thank you!
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Wow this really helps. thanks for putting it up.
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No problem! Glad it was helpful!
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Wow...I'm gonna use this technique the next time I manip!
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Your tutorial has been featured in my weekly blog: Tutorial Tuesday #24!
I'd love if you could come take a look and offer your support to your fellow tutorial writers
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this could be very interesting to try.Β I only did a photo manip once, but it was an easy overlay.... NOTHING this complicated.Β I love how you combined them!!!
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nice and straightforward without lots of faffing about.Β I'm a terror for faffing about doing unnecessarily fiddly things- like painstakingly cutting out around that opening on the top and t hen using a gazillion layers to make them fit, whereas this is like "OMG DUH" simpler, better and more efficient.
Good job! And thanks for sharing with us dorks, like me xD <3
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Thanks so much! Would you mind telling me where you found this tutorial?
For some reason, I've been getting a gazillion favorites and comments on it in the last two days...
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Yeah It was in the Photoshop Tutorials Group. Has 12000 Members and 28000 watchers.
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Lol, no wonder!
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Umm I dunno lol, I'm a watcher of the group Photoshop Tutorials, and it just appeared in the notifications yesterday- maybe that's it?Β I didn't look 
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Haha! Thanks so much. I guess that makes more sense now!
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Hello, I featured this here [link]
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you made it so simple thank-you and by the way that was not to long it was perfect
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Featured this amazing artwork here: [link]
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...the ocean is tilted sideways. o^o
Very helpful, though; thank yoU!
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This helps SO much! Thank you soooo much for making this. It's so much help 
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Clone stamp tool.
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Okay, cool, thanks
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I've just never needed to, I guess.
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I followed this tutorial here [link] Thank you for sharing it!!
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You're crazy brilliant!
I must try this at once!
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Ahaha well thanks!
Let me know how it goes!
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I know in photoshop CS5 / CS5 Extended... Theres the content aware thing where you circle the object you want removed with the Lasso tool right click the area *leave some space around the thing you want removed* and click fill, drop down menu to content aware and it will remove it 
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Well, that's great for CS users.
I have Elements 6.0.
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As, actually I'm pretty sure content aware is only on CS5 and maybe CS4 ? lol
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that made a very nice background! my problem is i can never put two images together in my head ._.
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I think that might be the problem for a lot of
people... maybe I can do one about that.
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