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Advanced skin softening by =jmonzani:iconjmonzani:

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Submitted: November 27, 2005
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OK, nobody asked for it but I would like to share this technique that I've recently discovered. Of course, I've then noticed that it has been used (and known) from others too :giggle: Nonetheless, it's good to discover ideas by yourself - and since I didn't came on similar tutorials on the net, let's say it was somehow worth it. :aww: Anyway, sorry if you knew it already, I just got excited about it ;) :excited:

Skin softening is a common task with digital images. While simple techniques such as Gaussian blur are easy to apply, they give an ugly "doll" look to your model. I would like to present you a technique that is more subtle and produces better realistic skins. It can be easily adjusted to give the right amount of details.

Hope you will enjoy it. Please leave some feedback if you found it useful.

:wave:

This is for your personal education only. DO NOT REPRODUCE IT WITHOUT MY PERMISSION.
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~sunsetseason:iconsunsetseason: Nov 27, 2005, 1:45:19 PM
hmmm nice technique!

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=jmonzani:iconjmonzani: Nov 27, 2005, 1:48:30 PM
Thanks :)

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*Eidar:iconEidar: Nov 27, 2005, 1:50:58 PM
thats a good one
=jmonzani:iconjmonzani: Nov 27, 2005, 1:51:22 PM
Thank you :)

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~khizarmalik:iconkhizarmalik: Nov 27, 2005, 1:52:08 PM
nice! thx for the tip. i'll try out variations of this technique of course ;)

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=jmonzani:iconjmonzani: Nov 27, 2005, 1:54:10 PM
Sure :) Adjust it as you feel :)

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~pseudoenergy:iconpseudoenergy: Nov 27, 2005, 2:00:40 PM
Thank you, this looks really helpful. I'll definately try it out sometime.

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=jmonzani:iconjmonzani: Nov 27, 2005, 2:01:13 PM
You're welcome :w00t:

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`DarkMyth:iconDarkMyth: Nov 27, 2005, 2:02:56 PM
That's exactly what I use, but I admit I am quite addicted to the patch tool. :P

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=jmonzani:iconjmonzani: Nov 27, 2005, 2:06:28 PM
I think that combining techniques is the most effective solution :nod: :)

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