um, hi you removed me a while ago, and i was just wondering how you made this icon? i am trying to learn and it's taking me forever. if not, then that's cool. :]
sorry it took so long to reply, if you've already figured it out, then disreguard this.
I just found two pictures that would fit together nicely. Like, they're turned the same way, or in the instance of this picture, it looked like they're faces were pressed together. I will also find a background/location picture that I can put them on. Then I open it in a graphic program (i use Adobe ImageReady)and use an outline tool to outline their faces and put them each on a seperate transparent layer and save them. (This whole process takes forever, and you don't want to lose anything, so save what you need to and throw it out when you're done.) Then I put them together on another transparent layer and fit them perfectly, and save that seperately. I use the flattened layers to make sure the lighting and texture of the pictures is the same, then I stick them both together on the place or background I've chosen.
If any of that's unclear, comment back. I'll get to it faster now ;)
sorry to post on your personal journal, but i saw that you were a moderator on the hanson community. i'm new to the community and it wont let me post or comment, i think because "hanson" hasn't added me back yet. how can i fix that?
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I just found two pictures that would fit together nicely. Like, they're turned the same way, or in the instance of this picture, it looked like they're faces were pressed together. I will also find a background/location picture that I can put them on. Then I open it in a graphic program (i use Adobe ImageReady)and use an outline tool to outline their faces and put them each on a seperate transparent layer and save them. (This whole process takes forever, and you don't want to lose anything, so save what you need to and throw it out when you're done.) Then I put them together on another transparent layer and fit them perfectly, and save that seperately. I use the flattened layers to make sure the lighting and texture of the pictures is the same, then I stick them both together on the place or background I've chosen.
If any of that's unclear, comment back. I'll get to it faster now ;)
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