I will do your advice for next time,but I use the technique here:http://www.infinite-fire.net/tutoria.../tribal-effect ,but it the heads always turn out blury Im quite intrested if someone has a solution for this,I think mappleaf uses the same technique but his heads are clean.
Originally Posted by Membrain
I use Gimp rather than PS so I'm sure here. I looked at the tutorial and there are no blurring effects used in it. I'm guessing that when you are using the selection tool it is set to feathered edges. Otherwise there would have to be some sort of blurring effect applied.
Thanx I will find out what my problem is all about.
Ps:Got it all sort out,resetting ps did the trick,I will be posting a high quality non blurry head soon!
Last edited by William; Jan 21, 2010 at 04:56 PM.
Sorry for the double post,but I just did this head with 256x256 and it doesn't have blur since I have fixed that problem,now that I have ps fixed I can do high quality textures,although this is just a mere,fast representations of the heads I will be showing later.C&C,I know the desgin isn't that good but I think I applied the style pretty well.
Originally Posted by Membrain
Great improvement!
It looks like you have some shadows on the texture. More shadows and highlights will improve the quality even more.
The tutorial you used does not explain how to use gradients and drop shadows. If you do not know how then you can easily find a tutorial with Google.
Ty for the support dudes,I have put some drop shadows and I'll check in google for some tutorials that will give me some more knowledge,I will post a head soon. :P
EDIT:I promised a fresh head,here it is:
Also I removed the blurry and bad heads,and added the newly done ones.
Last edited by William; Jan 22, 2010 at 06:36 PM.
