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I haven't been on here in a while. I've been honing up on my PS skills (with mild success). Anyway I thought I would share a treatment that I did for one of my wife's shots. The tutorials that I followed are on DeviantArt, and can be found at this link.
Dark Arts Tutorial by *Madam-Natas on deviantART
The tutorials were written for Photoshop, but can be achieved in GIMP, or any editing program that uses "layers". Have fun and if you give this a try, be sure to post your results on here, so that others can be inspired.
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Old 10-24-2011, 12:17 PM
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Is one of your wife as well? creepy creep, right up my alley!
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Wow, that's creepy. Wonderful work!
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That was creepy and scary just the eye lens is very slightly distracting rest it was great work.
I like the melting skin effect most.
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Old 12-01-2011, 03:12 AM
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The melting skin effect was acheived by using the "Plastic Wrap" filter in Photoshop CS4. I applied that filter to a macro shot of a sponge, and then set that layer to "overlay". I then adjusted the opacity of that layer until I was pleased with the results. I'm glad you liked it.
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