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Okay I was bored and decided to try and improve my stained glass technique. What do ya think?
Ken
Ken
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Nice effect. I like the Lead that holds the glass better in this version than the last. It is more like the real thing.
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I agree the second one is better.
Much better background than the first one ....less fussy.
Just a suggestion ....dunno what the effect would be, but
may be if you adjust the opacity / alpha of the balloon over the
sky, more in the light areas of glass and less in the darker areas
so the bg reflects through just a little.
Gary...
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Hey,
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