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Angie B Junior Member Registered: October 2004 Location: NC Posts: 13 users gallery	Stayed up waaay too late playing with this. 1. First used Noiseware comm. edition 2. Adjusted levels 3. Cloned and healed throughout 4. Copied right jaw area and flipped to make a nice line for left side of face and ear. 5. Copied left sleeve to make a crease for right 6. Smoothed background using clone and heal 7. Used Hue/Sat adj. layers to colourize. 8. Did a final levels adjust 9. Unsharp mask.
	· Date: 11/9/2004 · Views: 7554 · Filesize: 26.2kb, 202.0kb · Dimensions: 710 x 810 ·
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Doug Colwell
Senior Member

Registered: October 2003
Location: Alberta
Posts: 157

11/10/2004 10:07pm

Just great Angie! Really like the charcoal and that brass hat brim is amazing. Very nice work on the face too.

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ttraylor
Junior Member

Registered: April 2004

11/10/2004 10:21pm

Boy oh boy this one is a winner. Very very nice work. So how many hours did you put in?

Angie B

Junior Member

Registered: October 2004
Location: NC
Posts: 13

11/11/2004 12:17am

Hey guys. Thanks so much for the compliments. To answer your question ttraylor, I probably spent 3-4 hours on this, but I enjoyed every minute of it!

Darren Gibson

Junior Member

Registered: October 2004
Location: Yorkshire, UK
Posts: 21

11/11/2004 9:35am

Excellent job, Angie. I've made an attempt at this one myself, but not happy enough to submit it yet.

Neve

Senior Member

Registered: July 2004
Location: Australia
Posts: 836

11/11/2004 9:23pm

Excellent result Angie, lots of effort put into this obviously.

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Pauline

Angie B

Junior Member

Registered: October 2004
Location: NC
Posts: 13

11/12/2004 5:28pm

Thanks Darren and Neve. I loved working with this pic because it wasn't so badly damaged that it needed something completely redrawn. I can't draw worth a lick, so it's more fun to me when I don't have to try.