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(Completed image can be viewed at here fav.me/d7ayu6f )
(Wallpaper can be viewed at here fav.me/d7b3pto )
April Fool’s Prank # 4 ½ #2. Not actually a prank, but it sort of is since well, more My Little Pony. The actual tutorial I made seems relatively useful, as it outlines different tools and techniques that a person can use to photomanipulate the creases, seams and overall plastic-look out of the figurines and into a more cohesive final product. In this case, both the characters had their own strengths and weaknesses when it came to editing. Mewtwo was very seam heavy, but texturally sound, and Nightmare Moon was a solid object, but had major textural and dimensional issues.

Had a couple paranoia save files, which is what made the composite of this tutorial. Did know the tutorial was my end goal as well, so did stage the files accordingly. It’s not the most detailed, but it works well enough for what it is.

Again, this tutorial is to assist in polishing your figurines and models. If you have any questions you can Note me, leave a message, or email VLK at vaporeon249@hotmail.com.

Camera, Photoshop CS4

Description
(Completed image can be viewed at here fav.me/d7ayu6f )
(Wallpaper can be viewed at here fav.me/d7b3pto )
April Fool’s Prank # 4 ½ #2. Not actually a prank, but it sort of is since well, more My Little Pony. The actual tutorial I made seems relatively useful, as it outlines different tools and techniques that a person can use to photomanipulate the creases, seams and overall plastic-look out of the figurines and into a more cohesive final product. In this case, both the characters had their own strengths and weaknesses when it came to editing. Mewtwo was very seam heavy, but texturally sound, and Nightmare Moon was a solid object, but had major textural and dimensional issues.

Had a couple paranoia save files, which is what made the composite of this tutorial. Did know the tutorial was my end goal as well, so did stage the files accordingly. It’s not the most detailed, but it works well enough for what it is.

Again, this tutorial is to assist in polishing your figurines and models. If you have any questions you can Note me, leave a message, or email VLK at vaporeon249@hotmail.com.

Camera, Photoshop CS4