[Carl]

[karajorma]

Nice picture though

[Kie99]

[Fineus]

How exactly did you do that?

[Carl]

many many different ways. there is no 'render loch ness moster' filter.

[neo_hermes]

Lol carl. good picture.

[WMCoolmon]

Is that guy pointing or giving Nessie the finger?

"I was about to score!!"

[DaBrain]

I'm really impressed. Creating a picture like this in PS only is damn difficult. It needs a lot of thinking and many layers I guess.

(Splitting objects into multiple layers for perspective purposes and stuff.)

How much time did you spend on that?

[Carl]

A few hours. The best way to do anything in photoshop is to try anything that you think might work, and then if it doesn't work, try something else. It also helps tremedously to know what the various blending modes do, i.e. screen, multiply, color dodge ect.

[Rictor]

Originally posted by Carl
many many different ways. there is no 'render loch ness moster' filter.

Actually, I think CS has it. They put in of new stuff.

Cool picture.

[Black Wolf]

God damn you Loch Ness Monster! You aint gettin' no tree fiddy!

[Martinus]

[color=66ff00]That beats the hell out of half the crap they put in the Tate.

Bravo!

1280x1024 please.
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[Fragrag]

I didn't get the tree fiddy, till I read the Loch Ness Monster article on Wikipedia

[Carl]

Originally posted by Maeglamor
[color=66ff00]1280x1024 please.
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Alls i gots in 1024x768

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v109/Carltheshivan/Nessie2.jpg

[redsniper]

tree fiddy = three fifty = $3.50
I'm used to the way the locals talk around here, so it makes sense to me.

[Carl]

http://treefitty.ytmnd.com/

[Raven2001]

You did that FROM SCRATCH?? In Photoshop???

Dude, you are brave

[aldo_14]

Originally posted by Maeglamor
[color=66ff00]That beats the hell out of half the crap they put in the Tate.

Bravo!

1280x1024 please.
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Indeed.

Albiet, they'd put my bin in the Tate nowadays, so that's not all that much praise.

In fact, those bastards still have my chippy from last week.  Say Saatchi and Saatchi want to pay £100,000 for it as it's an 'elegent decomposition of modern living and cuisine in an ever changing world'.

Which is nice and all, 'cept I'm still bloody hungry.

[Gortef]

Quite superb work indeed carl