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*cleaned up the background

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How the flipping hell do you guys do that?
That's aweeeesome.

Well I made seperate layers for each color I used. Switched all the color layers mode to color, then colored the image in the color close to what I wanted. Erased the glowing edges of my mistakes. Then went into hue/sat and tweaked the sliders till I got the color I thought was the closest to reality
quick and fast way.

You've lost me. ![]()
How do you make a seperate layer for every color you use?

hit the new layer button under the layer area, you know where your picture is.

Yeah, I know that. I meant how do you decide how many colors you will need? ![]()
Maybe this is a silly question... ![]()

It depends on how many things you want to be different colors, skin, clothes, eyes, background.

So to give me a general idea, how many layers did this picture take you?

4: background, skin, lips, and hair

Do you mind if I mess around with that b&w picture myself, to see if I can come to a similar result?

knock yourself out mate, its not like its my picture
good luck
I must be off to school, ttyl

So after you've created layers for the different colors you want to use, how do you color the different parts of the picture? ![]()

just use the brush tool and color over the picture

Thanks for the help, but I'm probably still doing some stuff wrong. It just never turns out the way I would like. ![]()
Could you help me with something else? Do you know a good way of turning a picture into something that looks more like a drawing? I mean like an easy way of doing this?

hmm maybe go to filter then one of the artristic filters, if you give me screen shots, maybe i can help better

I've tried some of the artistic filters, and messed around with it untill I had something that was semi-satisfactory. Thanks. ![]()

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Hi, i have Adobe Photoshop Pro 8 and i have a few pictures with writing across them and i was wondering if anyone knew how to remove the writing.
Thankz.
Monica.

Like a watermark? Use the "clone stamp" tool.