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Pokemon Artwork Photoshop Tutorial

Discussion in 'Creative Zone' started by Achromatic, Dec 2, 2012.

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  1. Achromatic

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  2. Spire

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    What.

    This was not as much help as you'd think. How does one separate the Pokémon so that you can edit the background, but also keep the Pokémon there? Do you have to physically cut the image?
     
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  3. Ryan

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    I understood this tutorial perfectly. I showed Ben how to use Photoshop, and this is the method I use when making my signatures.
     
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    Yes, I must be stupid or something, not knowing how one cuts out the top layer containing the Pokémon so that one has the background you made behind the Pokémon, while not having the background of the original image.

    And no, I don't have Photoshop. I just got Gimp. Yesterday. Which explains why I don't know the obvious.
     
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