That could be a lot of work. I'll have to puzzle out a technique for it.
I came up with a really interesting technique to make Mario's shadow look better against the wall. I copied large portions of the kid's shadows and pasted them into a new file and duplicated that same piece of shadow, trying to make it as big (and non-repetitious) as possible. Then I saved it as a pattern, selected the shadow for Mario, and filled it with that new pattern. Then I just messed around with opacity for a bit until I got it as good as I could get it.
Man, there is a WAY easier way.
Just find pics of the characters, then make them into silhouettes (turn them black) then just make them semi-opaque.
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Just find pics of the characters, then make them into silhouettes (turn them black) then just make them semi-opaque.
Right. But I was trying to match them up with the characters on the wall that were already there. And they had a special color to their shadow (kind of a bluish purple hue) and I couldn't get it right with a color overlay or an adjustment layer (even with an eye dropper tool). I tried and tried.
Oh - and the desktop is on the way Canny
Last edited by thatmariolover : 10-05-2004 at 12:34 PM.
cant tell what the shadows are of... But you'll want to lighten up the opacity on them because shadows arent pitch black, you should be able to see thro them
cant tell what the shadows are of... But you'll want to lighten up the opacity on them because shadows arent pitch black, you should be able to see thro them
I often wonder if
tell what the shadows are of
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What makes you say that I will want to lighten up the opacity on them because shadows are not pitch black you should be able to see thro them.
cant tell what the shadows are of... But you'll want to lighten up the opacity on them because shadows arent pitch black, you should be able to see thro them
The pictures supposed to be much larger. It's much easier to see the opacity on the larger image. But if you look closely at that one, you can still see it.