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Posted on 20/05/11 5:21:58 PM

PDelavigne
Mannequin Mestre
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Re: Challenge 351: No place for a banquet

Steve Caplin wrote:

A fine dino diner from PDelavigne, neatly constructed with steps, door and windows to the brightly lit interior. I like the customers, and the signpost - the head-shaped sign is a nice touch. The only thing I'm not sure about is that flat base, which looks unnatural and seems to detract from the scene. Plenty of perspective surfaces at thefullmontage!

Thanks Steve,
Indeed, I got a lot of trouble with the different light and shadows (light direction) in the 8 photos I used in this montage! including the new Dino head! And with perspective too (hard work) ! The sign, was created entirely in Photoshop,as the pavement and althought not completely happy with it, I needed some kind of surface to accomodate the people, specially for the heels of the lady, the original was so akward!!!

Posted on 21/05/11 8:02:36 PM

Garfield72
Montage Manceau
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Re: Challenge 351: No place for a banquet

Merci Steve, j'ai diminué la taille de la table et des chaises , augmenter la taille du panneau et éclairci le fond et c'est beaucoup mieux.
thank you for your critics which make us progress

Posted on 30/06/11 06:03:23 AM

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Re: Challenge 351: No place for a banquet

COOL

tooquilos wrote:
The dinosaurs decided .. this time..THEY were going to a banquet

Im off the topic this week..slightly...I really struggled with the challenge..however, I used it as an opportunity to explore Reposse and Puppet Warp. Two amazingly powerful tools in CS5!! There is a lot of room for improvement (on my part) but the results were quite astonishing! I found it amazing that I could manipulate a flat 2D dinosaur into something quite life like - movement and appearance!
http://vimeo.com/23747876

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