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Re: King Kong Displacement map
by Jerzy Drozda Jr on Jan 24, 2008 at 2:06:31 pm

Heres one with more details in it. Took 8 minutes :)

What I actually do is that I create a new layer over the photo, fill it with mid-gray (127,127,127), turn the opacity to 70%, and then I use Dodge and Burn soft brushes on that layer, but it may also be good to set up several shades of gray as solid colors and use them instead. It seems that that way it will be easier to maintain the depth between certain areas, but as long as someone is a good painter it doesn't really matter.


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