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No problem! I used an easy trick to lighten it. In photoshop I duplicated the image into a second layer and set that layer to “Screen”. Then I flattened the image and saved it. Screening works well to lighten pictures that don’t have the best ligthing without distorting the colors much.
He’s a beautiful bright fella for sure!
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http://www.sarahjestin.com/feedbacklists.htmWell, here is my newest swap (outside the regular one.) I painted.
Fauxbird wanted a Ki-Rin with blues and greys…Since she was a metallic, the greys sorta look silver, but they aren’t supposed to be… 😡
And this is what happened when I didn’t realize I hadn’t given enough time for each coat to dry…Actually, I had to scrape off the paint along most of both sides…I had thumb prints and flakes off all over the sides… 🙄
Which is why she is named Calypso…(Plus with the heck she gave me, and the fact Pirates 3 was playing in the background… 😆 )
All in all, I really enjoyed doing a Ki-Rin this detailed…Most of the others were simple dry brush on the mane and tail areas…
And this is one of the pics I used for reference…
WindstoneCollector wrote:Thank you!
LOL Stephanie, you snuck in before I had a chance to change the title even!! 😆
Muahahahaha. I’m just that fast. 😉
Actually, I don’t know that I do have one of the top of her head… 😕 Maybe if Fauxbird gets a chance she can take one for you Mmloda. 😀
WindstoneCollector wrote:Actually, I don’t know that I do have one of the top of her head… 😕 Maybe if Fauxbird gets a chance she can take one for you Mmloda. 😀
No worries…thanks 😀
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