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Inspired by a character from the novel Perfume who is the first person to realise Grenouille has no scent and claims he is sucking all the life out of her (5 years and 809 days ago)
Are you made of gold or some harder metal? How much heat can you stand before you melt?
The work was inspired by the movie Terminator 2 in which the T1000 is a metal shape changer. I wanted the end result to look more like melting metal than melting wax. If you have any tips for improvement, please share.
Process: Cut out model. Make new background by painting a new layer with black and overlaying the flames on screen mode. Mask out unwanted bits, desaturate and darken the green bits.
Use some cloned flames for the ground and push them around with the smudge tool, then liquify to make it look like a puddle.
Add some smoke around the flames.
Lighten model as much as possible, use plastic wrap filter, then chrome filter over the plastic wrap. Draw some drop sections over the model freehand, copy and paste them in various places. Use puppet warp, liquify and smudge tools on model parts to increase the melting effect and blend the feet into the ground puddle. Adjust levels and curves. Add colour from the flames. I used two new layers for the colour and blended them using colour and colour burn blend modes. Merge all layers and save. Took the end result into filter forge to add a black frame.
That's it in a nutshell. I played around a lot more than that, trying different effects and ended up scrapping a lot of layers. That is why
I did not make an SBS with pictures. I started trying to make one but I changed my mind because I scrapped and changed too many things in the process. (5 years and 811 days ago)
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Author, be very careful when adding a drop shadow to a floating image.. the image doesn't look like it's floating in space but rather it's about a centimeter above a magazine page.. sorta like scrap book...
If that was your goal... than kudos.. all that's missing is the mounting tape, but if you want it look like it's floating ins pace, you might want to rethink the dark close shadow. Not a big whoop.. terrific skill all round, just trying to help.. I do that on occasion.. hehehe
Hi, thank you for the attention. I did not actually used drop shadow. If you mean the shadows behind the drips I think it happened when I used the eye candy and I did not realise it The dark area around the neck is juts I tried to make it look 3D instead of looking too flat, and its not drop shadow, it a cut out piece but let me know what u think... I tried to fix it a bit
There ya go...just a little fix makes a world of difference.. good luck
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What Drivenslush said!
Congrats Aiden
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