Chuck Norcutt wrote:
> I liked Moose's work but noted that the end result seemed to give her
> skin an orange peel effect. I started from there and changed her skin.
> You can see it here. <http://www.chucknorcutt.com/charley/>
>
That's nice. If you look at the revision of mine, now with three
versions, you'll see that the new version is closer to what you have
done <http://moosemystic.net/Gallery/Others/Pemberton/Charly/charly.htm>.
I also smoothed out some of the subtle blotchiness in her right
forehead, but didn't go quite as far in eliminating skin surface texture
as you did. I still like my first version too, as well as yours and my
second. It's more different visions than one better than another, sort
of grit/real vs. glam. My first one could still use a little work on the
forehead, though.
> Click on both images to force them to load and then click on the
> previous/next buttons at top to rapidly switch back and forth. I'll
> have to learn Moose's mouse-over tricks.
>
Just crib the code, it's pretty simple. Or I can send you a copy.
> Fixing the background has not been complete around strands of hair which
> gives a distracting look.
I fixed that in the newer version.
> But I assume Moose (like me) was unwilling to spend the time to fix this for
> a demo.
>
Yup, the sweater/wall edge on the right of my new one is a bit funny,
but not worth fixing on a demo of working with other things.
Moose
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