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Paid Add texture to white costume of sheik in the middle


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Hello everyone!

I need help fixing the white costume of the sheik in the middle. I'm using various color overlays on the photo, and the rough quality works perfectly for the setting, except for the white part..
My guess is that some texture is needed so the color bounces off that part too, and meshes smoothly with the rest of the photo. And lastly I need the black part of the tuxedo fixed.. Anyone up for it? too-black.jpg Green.jpg
 
I have used a slightly different image, but the adjustments would also work for your image.

not-too-black.jpg
 
Here, I applied a pattern on the White robes of the Sheik. There is a Guilloche pattern watermark on the BG of the image.
1896-After-template from scratch edit.jpg
This is the pattern that was applied:
1896-Other-Pattern-Sample.png
Is this how you wanted the pattern or did you want to pick a particular pattern?
 
Thanks for getting back to me.
"Is this how you wanted the pattern or did you want to pick a particular pattern?" On the robe?
Sorry if I did not clearify, but as long as it the white robe has texture so it blends nicely with the color overlay. But here it is black?
 
Sorry if I did not clearify, but as long as it the white robe has texture so it blends nicely with the color overlay. But here it is black?
The pattern was as shown in the separate image. Parts of it were dark.
Here is another pattern which is also zoomed (at 14%) in more than the previous one (at 7%).
1896-After-template from scratch edit1.jpg
The same image with pattern at 30% zoom so it gives you an idea of how the change in pattern's zoom affects the image.
1896-After-template from scratch edit2.jpg
This is the pattern used:
Untitled-1.jpg
I have no idea what Guilloche pattern watermark is..
It is those wavy lines you see on the background. Just used as a temporary watermark.
 
Thank you for the edit! Hope I do not come off as difficult here, but it seems (from what I can see with the watermark) it still breaks when you for example compare with the transition to the woman right next on the right. The flattness makes it stick out from the rest. And the pattern is also flat so it will still stick out.. I did a quick edit on the bottom part, where I used a white dress to add texture (although the waves of the fabric are the wrong way..) but I think that is the way to go.. Texture, not patterns..
Again, sorry for the back and forth.. But is that something you could do?
 
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Here are three options for you.
1) Here, I changed the texture only.
1896-After-template from scratch edit3.jpg
2) Here, I tried to remove the person in the White robe.
1896-After-template from scratch edit4.jpg
3) Applied a similar Green tinge on the image but changed the blending mode to get this result:
1896-After-template from scratch edit5.jpg
 
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What a boss you really went to work on this one. Much appreciated! What is your paypal and I will settle this right away.
(If possible, could you also include the patterns from the first drafts? - Curious to check the technique as an aspiring Photoshop editor)
Thanks again!
 
And me again with another request..
Forgot to mention: on the first post I also outlined part of his tuxedo which is pitch black. Can you do a quick fix to just give it some more life. Does not have to be perfect by any means, the rough quality actually works better for the concept. Just not entirely black..
Thaaaank u
 
Payment received, file sent. No receipt confirmation from the OP as yet.

Guess the thread can be closed on the assumption that it was received without issues. Otherwise, the OP can contact me again.
 
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