| "Frank was very excited about his X-Prize attempt. ...His remains were found 2 weeks later." Smoke and flames made in Photoshop. |
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cafn8d
I agree with mason, in curiosity, too. Really neat effect!
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aliased
Thank you mr. Hamster, I have made him a bit slimmer and I changed the window a little as well. I really appreciate your pointer, there are always some things I overlooked.
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aliased
I made the smoke and the flames with the smudge tool. I have been experimenting and I found that you can do really cool things with it. Try smudging at 100% strength. It creates an extrusion from the background. By changing the background, brush and brush
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Tazza
Good entry! I like the smoke effect too.
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cafn8d
Thanks for the hints! I'll have to try that! :) "Frank" looks better now, but I'm still glad I'm not there with him! lol
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aliased
I usually don't nag about the number of votes I get, but I really expected this one to do better. I put a lot of time in this. It's even funny. (I'm not very good at funny.)
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cafn8d
I'd vote if I could!! :) (Not "qualified" to yet. :() I'm still new, obviously, but I'm getting the sense that earlier entries really do get more exposure and more votes. I'm starting to consider the PSC "Advantage" thingy.
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aliased
cafn8d - Comments are welcome too. Thank you. Yes, advantage would mean more votes, but I'm afraid that I might get addicted.
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jazgraphic
Have to agree with Al, very good work.
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[untitled entry]
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by aliased
Created July 12, 2005
17 votes
9 comments
550w x 600h (71KB)
3,340 views
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