Firstly, thanks everyone that commented. I'm going to release the meshes in the wild once I do the shoe edits, but that will be in a couple of weeks, have lots to finish up for some events that I'm working on and the clocking is ticking very loudly.
Again nymphy put in some shoe swap requests
for these shoes to be swapped:
Oh the first, Stradlin's
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Also, I think the last dress (white top, green skirt) already has an awesome texture on it. I keep looking at it in bodyshop and not feeling like I really need to mess with it.
I'm in the process of retexturing that dress you sent me before (when you send me the flamenco top and disco top). Hopefully I'll have something done by tonight, but that is another dress where the original texture was already awesome, I'm following the same idea but just doing it from scratch so it might be more versatile with patterns and whatnot.
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I do have a problems with my patterns or overlays always looking washed out though. What's the best way to avoid that. I've been doing a displacement map like Aquilegia recommended, but HP's tut doesn't have any pictures so I sort of wing it. It's okay is small print sort of meant to be a textural detail but I mean those bright bold prints, like on of those pants I've been posting on tumblr. I want to figure out how to have the base texture and the print show equally well.
I'm in BS know and I'll send you a couple of pictures of what I'm trying to do and maybe you can tell me what I'm doing wrong.
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Well, I have something like this:
version 1: http://i.imgur.com/K9Bps.jpg
Version 2: http://i.imgur.com/CDafz.jpg
is that what you were looking for? Which version do you like better?
What I would do is start with the pattern as a base, and put shading (and fabric textures) over the pattern. Also, don't be afraid to save the .psd with layers and then flatten the whole thing and try playing with the contrast of that.
Sometimes it helps to just flatten everything and mess around with the levels, it can make colors and shadows look much better.
Maybe the pictures will help me give you better advice.
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