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Picked on the Grand Son this time...


:bustagut: I like it, Nice work!Not over the top processing, just right
 
Haha, I love that!

Can you tell me what approach you took as I have no idea how I would go about replicating this kind of effect.
 
Nice, maybe chop the rest of the image to bring it all together?
 
put him in a favorite of his cartoon scene?. just a thought
 
iDad said:
just curious, What's "soon"? :mrgreen:
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Won't be 'till tomorrow now.. I lost some of the work when I closed another file that I was working on simultaneously. it closed both without saving. Gotta start over ! Oh well...needed the practice anyway.
 
Hate when that happens :banghead: been there done that lol
 
Haven't we all.

But I totally agree that it's good practice to start over sometimes and often yields better results, though your image was great as it was. I have the most trouble with animated gifs. I am slowly beginning to get an organization figured out. Otherwise my layers get all mixed up, and sometimes it's best to start over or scan the history to a point it still seemed to be in order. Sometimes that works!
 
No end to this....but had to draw the line somewhere ! Noisy pic to start with so I smudged\mixer brushed the skin Didn't like the eyes (lack of details) so I painted new ones Added more lashes but nothing too crazy Got rid of the background Tonal adjustment and an average blur color layer to even things out.


Maysonpaint by exkaliburdigital, on Flickr
 
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