Originally posted by lilogirl:/lilo rushed in eager to help....![]()
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dunno wat u toking abt....
haiz...
/lilo walks out dejectedly....![]()
Originally posted by jOhO:orhhh okok i gotcha..
wat kind of mask u use?
if the pic is penciled, then scanned, u could just use the lasso to select all the non-sky and mask it out using an alpha channel.
think either way is the same lar.. as in time-wise..![]()
next time u got music question then lilo rush in again....Originally posted by Parka:lilo is music teacher.
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Originally posted by jOhO:or you could try this..
after u scan it, select ALL the white parts with the magic wand and delete it, so white becomes transparent. if your background layer is locked after scanning then dup the later and discard the original.
then put the gradient fill behind this layer and fill up the rest with paint brush? dunno if u know wat i'm trying to get at here..![]()
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Originally posted by lilogirl:next time u got music question then lilo rush in again....
but....... DUN EXPECT TOO MUCH HOR!!!!!![]()
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Originally posted by jOhO:or you could try this..
after u scan it, select ALL the white parts with the magic wand and delete it, so white becomes transparent. if your background layer is locked after scanning then dup the later and discard the original.
then put the gradient fill behind this layer and fill up the rest with paint brush? dunno if u know wat i'm trying to get at here..![]()
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ME?!?!?!? FUNNY?!?!?!Originally posted by Parka:Really very funny, you. I wouldn't expect too much lar.
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Originally posted by lilogirl:ME?!?!?!? FUNNY?!?!?!
yah... i noe...![]()
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kk... dun disturb you liao... u tok your serious stuff.. me go somewhere else to disturb people...
/lilo skipped out...
la la la la la...![]()
that's exactly wat i meant.. cut out everything except ur pencil marks.Originally posted by Parka:Hmm.. I don't think the magic wand is going to work as I don't draw pictures that are closed, meaning lines that are linked together.
So in that circumstances, I will end up selecting everything that's white.