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zummerfish — Unity and Accent (quick guide)
Published: 2013-01-20 16:29:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 15735; Favourites: 609; Downloads: 335
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Well putting it in English was painful >,> Hopefully I still make sense in it?
Anyway this is probably going to be a series of quick tips/guides covering a range of topics relevant to unity and accent, precisely composition, statics/dynamics, flow, etc.
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No stealing, I kid you not 
enjoy & hope it was somewhat helpful.
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This is fantastic. Thank you so much for sharing.
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It's even very helpful, This is great work, thank you very much
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Thank you so very much for putting this together. It took time to put together this guide and I know there are many people out here who appreciate this
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Thanks a lot. Its so generous of you to share you skill and knowledge.
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thanks it was enlightening .. nd ur English was nothing to worry about
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man you should teach a class or something.
this is a valuable guide.
i'm sure it'll come in handy.
thanks so much!
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lol that'd be something
anyway glad it was of use
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Excellent. I was just working on a project for work, and this helped me a great deal!
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Thanks so much for posting such wonderful guides and tutorials!! Keep up the great work, and thanks again
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my pleasure, I'm glad if its helpful
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It makes perfect sense, don't worry about your english.
And I totally agree whit you in every point, these things are basic in any composition; but many people don't know them so it's great that you can take a little of your time to teach this.
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haha thanks a lot 
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you're most welcome
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One solution I've used, and I realize now that I've gotten away from it, is to shade one element to more closely match the other. For instance, with the model in the red dress in front of the brown background, I might have duplicated the brown layer, put the new layer in front of the model layer, run the Photoshop Average filter (Blur>Average), mask the layer to match the contours of the model, then adjust blending mode and opacity to get the colors right.
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Yup! that also works fine. I also use this trick very often
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Epic tutorial, Alice!!! In fact, I think I will now have to write a short journal at #Teach-Me-Manips just to share this with our member
By the way, your English is excellent
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ehehe thanks
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