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This is a friend that I thought would make a really nice portrait. The pics show the original Picture, The pattern for cutting and the final project.
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cranesgonewild
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#1 posted 672 days ago
That’s really nice.
I like how you did the hair.
What program are you using?
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dub560
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#2 posted 672 days ago
What’s her name?
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TripleB
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#3 posted 672 days ago
Thanks Crane, The program I use is called Gimp II, a Google search will give you plenty of results.
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#4 posted 672 days ago
Nicely done.. good job. I like it and I’m sure she will too.
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#5 posted 671 days ago
Very cool!
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lcwood
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#6 posted 670 days ago
nice work!
gimp for windows installed fine – tanks for telling the soft name!
any tips to make the pattern from some color image?
maybe …
image/mode/grayscale and then filters/artistic/photocopy? (or cartoon or something else?)
any help are welcome!
TripleB
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#7 posted 670 days ago
Ic, Sounds like your’e on the right track.
Image/Desaturate/Lumiosity
Filters/Artistic/ I usually make a layer with both Photocopy and Cartoon.
I make another layer titled Pattern from one of the other two whichever looks best, and as I make the pattern I am constantly switching between orig/desat/photocopy and cartoon for different views of different details.
Good Luck, Hope that helps.
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lcwood
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#8 posted 669 days ago
tanks for the ideas and yes, you helped a lot
working with images are hard to me and I need to try more
I wanna try to do something like that with my scroll saw from long time
regards,
LC
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