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SilaynneStock — Creating Vivid Makeup:Tutorial
Published: 2011-01-20 22:51:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 10887; Favourites: 216; Downloads: 239
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This is a tutorial I started ages ago, rediscovered earlier today and finally finished it.I'd like to dedicate this to all of you for being so supportive and liking my stock
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This tutorial isn't meant for complete newbies, although I tried to explain everything as thoroughly as possible. But, as you can see, it is quite long, so I wanted to include only the most important information and cut out pointless babbling. If you have questions or problems, let me know.
If you use it, leave a comment here so everyone can see how you have interpreted this tutorial! Giving credit would also be nice, y'know
Stock by *intergalacticstock [link]
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Used here [link]
Thanks! I kinda messed up a bit, but I think it`s pretty good for my first try. ^.^
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Hi! Thanks for the awesome tutorial. I used it here... [link]
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This is an interesting editing process.. I shall try it out one day!
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Awesome tutorial!
It's good to see someone using Gimp instead of photoshop seeing as it's more accessible and free
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Very nice tutorial! ^^ I already used it...but it came out sorta fail.
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Thanks! I'm glad you found it useful
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what would you use instead of grain merge for photoshop users ?
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I don't use Photoshop, so I'm not familiar with it... I googled for some images, though, and it seems that there isn't an exact match for it, but I think that Linear or Hard light option should be quite close. If the colors are too vivid, just lower the opacity.
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