Help me pick out a color scheme
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I like those...looks good.
Maybe take the one on the left and the light gray you have make the "nice" tan and not the scary baby flesh color you like so much. I think that'll look really good.
Maybe take the one on the left and the light gray you have make the "nice" tan and not the scary baby flesh color you like so much. I think that'll look really good.
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pattern overlay and color overlay mostly using a satin layer to brighten darken as well. Actually layers are all original base layers, I do have a black color overlay layer on top of the original layer as well.
It's just going from dark to light colors isn't real easy. I might try a tan base layer with a pattern overlay layer on top of that.
It's just going from dark to light colors isn't real easy. I might try a tan base layer with a pattern overlay layer on top of that.
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IAN look into GIMP for linux. or look into getting photoshop to run under Wine.
The black and white urban camo will be cheap as I can use Black and White $1 rattle cans from Lowes. Shouldn't be too hard to blend into one another either. and with a few bucks in paint I can practice before laying it down on the truck.
The black and white urban camo will be cheap as I can use Black and White $1 rattle cans from Lowes. Shouldn't be too hard to blend into one another either. and with a few bucks in paint I can practice before laying it down on the truck.
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My vote is for the urban right now but I think the desert has the potential to look better than the urban even though it seems like it'd be out of place in PA.
Ian, The GIMP is just not on the same level as Photoshop, while you should be able to do most of what's been done in this thread in The GIMP, WINE or Cedega + Photoshop is far superior but it does run a little slower and sometimes WINE gets confused and poops itself.
Ian, The GIMP is just not on the same level as Photoshop, while you should be able to do most of what's been done in this thread in The GIMP, WINE or Cedega + Photoshop is far superior but it does run a little slower and sometimes WINE gets confused and poops itself.
Last edited by Magnusian; 04-28-2011 at 08:04 AM.