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 Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 2:21 am
Eclipsed soul Yes, free Ian biggrin heart Malee, you changed your hair :O It looks nice <3 Edit: Meave, you just want to change the base to an actual pink color, correct? *tries remembering post, doesn't skim pages* In PSP, there is a change target tool, if you just have a bald base, you can do it pretty easy in there :3 you'll just need to copy and paste the eyes on, because they'll turn pink as well. Example:  Now...pinkish/purplish base :O  Total time: 30 seconds I'm not sure if you have psp or not, but the change the target tool is under the side arrow under lighten/darker. All you do is pick the color you want than just draw over the picture in that color. Automatically changes it to a shade of that color :3 Meave know how to use Hue and Saturation, but Meave just want to be EXACT on the colour values. What Meave asking is from the pinkish skintone to the other 3 skin tone Gaia has....not...not that extreme pinkish. Meave detest unatural skin tones if not need be.(which means, Meave prefer natural pikish brown skin) xd
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Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 2:29 am
Meave: I haven't found a very quick and easy way. Going from pale to peach is fairly easy. You just have to adjust the hue a little bit. Going from peach to tan is harder. I generally do this by adjusting both the Brightness (Image -> Adjust -> Brightness/Contrast in PhotoShop) and the Lightness (Image -> Adjust -> Hue/Saturation) and then playing around with Colorize (Image -> Adjust -> Hue/Saturation). Most of the time I have to go back and color over the outlines because they become too saturated. They are more orange than brown. I have never had to create the dark skin tone, but I imagine it would be like the process for getting the tan color.
Keeping a copy of the official skintone near by would be a good idea, so that you can compare the original with your results. :3
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Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 7:40 am
Oh man.... I want to post what I've managed to make in photoshop for my class on here... but since the files are at school, I cant put them online... due to blockings of photobucket, imageshack, tinypic, Ect.
Oh well, I have an hour on the computer while I'm 'taking my test' (because, like the rest of the class, we all finished last period).
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Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 8:18 am
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Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 1:30 pm
Meriko Meave: I haven't found a very quick and easy way. Going from pale to peach is fairly easy. You just have to adjust the hue a little bit. Going from peach to tan is harder. I generally do this by adjusting both the Brightness (Image -> Adjust -> Brightness/Contrast in PhotoShop) and the Lightness (Image -> Adjust -> Hue/Saturation) and then playing around with Colorize (Image -> Adjust -> Hue/Saturation). Most of the time I have to go back and color over the outlines because they become too saturated. They are more orange than brown. I have never had to create the dark skin tone, but I imagine it would be like the process for getting the tan color. Keeping a copy of the official skintone near by would be a good idea, so that you can compare the original with your results. :3 Thats exactly what I did when I created the skin tones for my little angel avis, and I agree with Meri that there is no quick way to get those tones @_@;; Just play with the adjustment options Meave. You're bound to get it pretty close with those tools ^_^
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Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 3:18 pm
Haha. LadyD has a forum for Meri and Kimi in the Trial of Ian! blaugh
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Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 6:47 pm
Bridgechan, when are you opening your monthly limiteds thread?
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Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 7:02 pm
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Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 7:24 pm
Meriko Meave: I haven't found a very quick and easy way. Going from pale to peach is fairly easy. You just have to adjust the hue a little bit. Going from peach to tan is harder. I generally do this by adjusting both the Brightness (Image -> Adjust -> Brightness/Contrast in PhotoShop) and the Lightness (Image -> Adjust -> Hue/Saturation) and then playing around with Colorize (Image -> Adjust -> Hue/Saturation). Most of the time I have to go back and color over the outlines because they become too saturated. They are more orange than brown. I have never had to create the dark skin tone, but I imagine it would be like the process for getting the tan color. Keeping a copy of the official skintone near by would be a good idea, so that you can compare the original with your results. :3 oooo...even Brightness and Contrast take part? sad lol. THANKS~! *uber hug for Meri*
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Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 7:27 pm
BridgeChan Meriko Meave: I haven't found a very quick and easy way. Going from pale to peach is fairly easy. You just have to adjust the hue a little bit. Going from peach to tan is harder. I generally do this by adjusting both the Brightness (Image -> Adjust -> Brightness/Contrast in PhotoShop) and the Lightness (Image -> Adjust -> Hue/Saturation) and then playing around with Colorize (Image -> Adjust -> Hue/Saturation). Most of the time I have to go back and color over the outlines because they become too saturated. They are more orange than brown. I have never had to create the dark skin tone, but I imagine it would be like the process for getting the tan color. Keeping a copy of the official skintone near by would be a good idea, so that you can compare the original with your results. :3 Thats exactly what I did when I created the skin tones for my little angel avis, and I agree with Meri that there is no quick way to get those tones @_@;; Just play with the adjustment options Meave. You're bound to get it pretty close with those tools ^_^ Meave had experiment that before hand, and Meave get frustrated on them after a week of trying. So Meave think Meri and You might have some other ideas on how to change skin tones. Do you not make a record on how much numbers you contrast and how much number you hue and saturated? Meave found it hard to match the original skin tones.*shakes head*
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Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 7:38 pm
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Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 9:39 pm
Miriam The Bat Bridgechan, when are you opening your monthly limiteds thread? Well, Jan. limited was already bought out in my old shop actually XD;; I was just using it as a template place holder. I guess I forgot to remove it o.o;;; But the next one won't be till Feb. which is almost complete :3 I'll let yu guys in on it a bit. It's not a traditional side view edit, it's a frontal view ^_~ And I painstakingly went and made frontal views of almost all of the gaian wigs and one custom one @_@! I'm thinking about doing the eyes, though the edit right now has closed eyes 9.<
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Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 9:48 pm
xuvrette BridgeChan Meriko Meave: I haven't found a very quick and easy way. Going from pale to peach is fairly easy. You just have to adjust the hue a little bit. Going from peach to tan is harder. I generally do this by adjusting both the Brightness (Image -> Adjust -> Brightness/Contrast in PhotoShop) and the Lightness (Image -> Adjust -> Hue/Saturation) and then playing around with Colorize (Image -> Adjust -> Hue/Saturation). Most of the time I have to go back and color over the outlines because they become too saturated. They are more orange than brown. I have never had to create the dark skin tone, but I imagine it would be like the process for getting the tan color. Keeping a copy of the official skintone near by would be a good idea, so that you can compare the original with your results. :3 Thats exactly what I did when I created the skin tones for my little angel avis, and I agree with Meri that there is no quick way to get those tones @_@;; Just play with the adjustment options Meave. You're bound to get it pretty close with those tools ^_^ Meave had experiment that before hand, and Meave get frustrated on them after a week of trying. So Meave think Meri and You might have some other ideas on how to change skin tones. Do you not make a record on how much numbers you contrast and how much number you hue and saturated? Meave found it hard to match the original skin tones.*shakes head* Well, for me, I did so many alterations, it was REALLY hard to keep up with them. You get lost in the counting when you're doing the little touch ups to make it close. I could have very well done about 20 tiny adjustments using all of the adjustment tools, heck it could have been 40. I spent about 3 hours on two of my little angel avi bases. Now, I missed this, but why were you needing to know how to do this? Were you trying to make custom base poses or something? <3
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Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 10:02 pm
BridgeChan xuvrette BridgeChan Meriko Meave: I haven't found a very quick and easy way. Going from pale to peach is fairly easy. You just have to adjust the hue a little bit. Going from peach to tan is harder. I generally do this by adjusting both the Brightness (Image -> Adjust -> Brightness/Contrast in PhotoShop) and the Lightness (Image -> Adjust -> Hue/Saturation) and then playing around with Colorize (Image -> Adjust -> Hue/Saturation). Most of the time I have to go back and color over the outlines because they become too saturated. They are more orange than brown. I have never had to create the dark skin tone, but I imagine it would be like the process for getting the tan color. Keeping a copy of the official skintone near by would be a good idea, so that you can compare the original with your results. :3 Thats exactly what I did when I created the skin tones for my little angel avis, and I agree with Meri that there is no quick way to get those tones @_@;; Just play with the adjustment options Meave. You're bound to get it pretty close with those tools ^_^ Meave had experiment that before hand, and Meave get frustrated on them after a week of trying. So Meave think Meri and You might have some other ideas on how to change skin tones. Do you not make a record on how much numbers you contrast and how much number you hue and saturated? Meave found it hard to match the original skin tones.*shakes head* Well, for me, I did so many alterations, it was REALLY hard to keep up with them. You get lost in the counting when you're doing the little touch ups to make it close. I could have very well done about 20 tiny adjustments using all of the adjustment tools, heck it could have been 40. I spent about 3 hours on two of my little angel avi bases. Now, I missed this, but why were you needing to know how to do this? Were you trying to make custom base poses or something? <3 Meave IS doing some hand edit...which is why Meave ask for professionals whether they have the values or not. So then Meave need not adjust it mindlessly.
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Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 10:02 pm
Speaking on the sense of different posing bases, here's the AB set I've collected. I used a few friends I had that had each one of these different skin tones and was able to get the arms. I used TekTek to make them nekkid:  these are free for use because I love everyone ^_^ Enjoy ~ <3!
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