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azurylipfe — how start a manipulation
Published: 2006-02-20 20:08:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 23277; Favourites: 184; Downloads: 1708
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its not exactly a good tutorial, because when i got in the half of this, i was totally forgotten i was in fact doing a manipulation just for the purpose of writing it down
but mayby its a bit helpfull i tried to get the result of " my secret place" but hmm that wasn't the result 
, but it gives an idea in fact i share a few of my methods of " blending" and the rainbow background i get model comes from
background sky my own stock, the sea come from free picture photo's
it shows how, but in the word document in the zip its a bit more explaned
if you try this or you tried the rainbowish method give a yell so i can get curious to see how you did it and how you let it inspire you
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I use paintshoppro 14 now. To start 
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Thanks for the reply... I've been looking for a less expensive drawing program.
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if i remember it correct, i've paid about 60 dollar for psp14 on the corelsite(it was on sale normal price was about 80dollar). And then they send an email containing donloadlink and productkey.
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Cool, thanks for the advice! c:
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How do you delete the rest in step three? I don't get that one.
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For deleting around the model? First you select the model with your lasso tool ( make sure you changed the background layer into a raster layer otherwise you delete the background and got a black or other color background in place of that) After you have cut out the model, you go to selection- invert- and then just hit delete and you should have a cut out model.
Step 3 is smudging the image smooth. just make sure you have the selection off or otherwise you can't smudge.
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Hello
Could I download it somewhere else or an upgraded version is in your gallery or what?
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The zip is still there. But I think Da had some troubles . Yesterday, everything i couldn't even get into my messagecentre, or submit something.
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im browsing around for different manip tuts to get better at manips and i came across yours thanks for posting i hope to practice this and get good at manips
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Hi!
This tutorial has been featured here [link]
Have a great day!
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My pleasure
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I have featured your resource in my recent news article here: [link] thank you!
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Thank you for your support
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wow. great. but this was so difficult for me!. i love photo shop, bu t this is my first try with photo manip, so it's hard! i really want to get into digital painting, but i have NO clue were to start and i always feel guilty using tutorials.
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thanks
I know, first manips are always hard, because you don't know what you all can do
Don't feel quilty about using tutorials. they are a great help to help you discover things. Also read tutorials and pick the interesting things from it
For digital painting i have collected a few here [link] and a few here [link] but this one isn't updated in a long time, so i guess some of the links will be gone 
And i have some tutorials about digital painting to but they aren't 'up to date' because i have progressed more to
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wow! thank you so much! it's so nice to see some one spending time to reply to you! thank you a lot! great help <3
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Its my pleasure 
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quick question, I always wanted to try this art out for my own, but how do you know if you have permision to use the water, and sky, and all those backgrounds and sell them as prints. That always scared me off >.<
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Lol quick question but long answer
here on DA you can find tons of fantastic stockphoto's, just use the browse button, go to categories- resources- stock images, and there you can chose from different catergories [link]
Here on DA all the stocks have a few rules in their journal . Read those
If you save photo's from DA ( or elsewhere) save them in a folder, and its even better to even save in folders named after the stockgallery you get the photo from, that way you always can find the stockphotographer back..
When you have used a photo or more in a manip, credit the stockphotographers in the description of your piece AND send them a little note that you have used their photo.. All stockphotographers here on DA ask this , and its a real small favor you can do for them
If you want to make a print, first read their journal again, some deviantstocks have a DA permission only on their site mostly saying ' hereby i grant permission to all DA artists to use my stock in their prints ' or something like this.. which means that you can submit a print without asking permission first ( but its always nice to let them know its added as print ) ( but most of the time i still note them before i put it up as print because i forgot they have a permanent DA permission lol )
If in their rules says that you have to note for permission, then you have to send them a little note ' If they want to give permission to make a print etc
Some stocks on DA don't allow commercial use, if you are planning to create something and want to make a print of, don't use those,(but you can always ask before you create something if its just that ideal pic you have in mind, you never know you will be lucky
If you are not sure about their rules, send them a little note that you have a question, all stockphotographers ( at least all the onces i ever used or noted ) are really very kind and will gladly answer your question
Its all a matter of reading the stockphotographers Rules, and respect them, If you do that , i doubt you will get into troubles
For stock xchng thats a harder one to get back to the photographer
when you save the photo's from stock Xchng save their number because that is importent to find the photo and the photographer back. the first part of the number is the photonumber. when you used one, go to stock xchng, click on a photo and replace that number with the number of the photo you used
When i used stock xchng in a print, i normally contact the photographer to let him know i used his pic, even when i don't have to, i still let them know
its seems like a hard work to keep everthing up in your mind, but in fact it is easy, if you keep this in mind,
* read their rules,' before you download the stock
*use and abuse' the photo make some effort, make them proud
*when finished, credit them ( with a link ),
*and finaly Note them , let them know so that they can see what has been done with it
I hope my rambling helps a little bit
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it actually helped a lot and now i guess ill go try it out, thanks a lot!
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Very very helpfull
A quick dumb question though.... See when your model/object etc has been cropped and you go to selections and click invert, I got confused on what to do next cos you said delete, But the delete button didnt do anything =S lol.
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did you put the layer on raster? if it still is called background it will detete the background but put a background color on it in exchange. another way is, you can also keep the selection, don't invert it, rightclick on the backgroundlayer and chose '
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Ah right, Cool thank you!
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Yeah tah
I managed to make something, The description explains all ^^
[link]
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Ah never mind I think I got it XD
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thanks for writing a tut for psp! looks really easy to follow! i must try it!!
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What a wonderful explination and tut! I had no clue..... I have no imagination either, but I will surly send others who do here to see if this helps them. Maybe some day I'll try it, but it was wonderful to see how it's done.... thanks again for the beautiful job...
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Mmm, very nice for beginners to comprehend... made me ponder how I actually started on mine back then
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thank you 
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and to think about it , that when we finished i , that we were so happy about it, and if we look at it now , we can sink into the ground lol or at least i do
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Ohhhhh yes
Not to speak of all the crap that was never even published... haha.
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i recently read that you can put stuff in storage, but i haven't got the time yet to find how
lol the crap
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Wow ~ This is a fantastic tutorial! I am a digital painter, but I am seriously thinking of trying a photo-manip.. Thanks so much for sharing this!!
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thank you
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if u have free time visit my gallery....
hope u like it..
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lol
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my pleasure
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