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KingaBritschgi — Venetian Breeze
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Published: 2012-04-01 02:57:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 5861; Favourites: 143; Downloads: 0
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Hm... Seems to me lots of things are happening in this room of the palace ... You'd better watch out!A low res tutorial .psd file can be downloaded here .
Photoshop CS5.
There are no stocks in this picture from DA. The stocks are all either mine or purchased/licensed. Quite a few elements are purchased stocks of Lorie Davison .
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Thanks a lot! What a nice Sunday morning surprise!
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amazing!!!! your artwork is brilliant!!! I would love to chat sometime. I am on Facebook if you are interested!!
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Chat would be wonderful! Alas, maybe I am the only one who refuses to be on Facebook... But any other form of chat is fine with me!
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The only other chat method I have is google talk if you are interested! That would be fun!!!
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Sure - google talk is fine with me!
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I sent you an invite on gmail!!
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You need to have a gmail account to connect. Mine is Smoocherz1@gmail.com what is yours?
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Thank you, very much Behana!
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I have one question. How do you get that shadow on objects (black - gray on multiply mode)? Some kind of filter or ...?
Thanks!
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I am not sure what you mean - there is a tutorial file version of the pic among my tutorial files uploaded, maybe that helps. On the objects, as I love dramatic light, I usually also like to use the Dodge and Burn Tool in Photoshop and lighten the sides that face the light source and darken the sides that don't (with 100% soft brush, approx. 20-30% exposure, midtones).
If you want to do non-damaging dodging and burning, there are 2 thing you can do. (1) Copy the object layer and do your dodging/burning on the copy layer; if you don't like the result, you still have the original layer and you can start again. (2) Create a new layer above the object layer and fill the object shape on it with 50% gray. Set this layer's blending mode to Multiply. Now you can dodge and burn this layer instead of the original object that lies intact under this one. (I usually combine the two ways - do the 50% gray and then dodge and burn the object under it a bit, but again: I love really dramatic - almost strong stage/studio light.)
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Thank you! That is the answer I was looking for.
Usually I draw shadows with brush tool, but I like Your technique better!
Again, Thanks!
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You are welcome - hope it helps! Good luck, Ivan!
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Your beautiful artwork is featured in our group
Have a nice day my friend
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Thanks for adding the Venetian pic to the Feature folder - I am flattered...
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Ah, there are two of them there! How silly I am - and I swear I have been perusing these pics with great delight... Well - thank you (and I am off to drink some more coffee hoping it helps 
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really super perfect and magic
loved loved everything. perfect details and concept
I would suggest a daily deviant, you have DD in 6 months?
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Oh how nice comment - thank you very, very much! Actually I did have a DD not too long time ago, this one ... But what a wonderful, generous gesture of yours - I am totally honored.
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you are very welcome
Your work is wonderful, so deserve to be seen by all ^^
then I can not suggest =/
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That's totally fine - as I said I appreciate your wonderful intention.
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Fantastic work!!! Wonderful scene and amazing effects! 
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Awesome creation, very beautiful colors!!!
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Thanks a lot, Egle! I appreciate it.
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Thank you kindly!
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You're welcome.
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OMG, this is amazing, I loved all the elements, colors and lights! Perfect!
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Thanks, Daniela - yes, they are my favorite colors, the jewel tones. Had a bit of "dropped in" feeling about it, but I guess I am just leaving it as it is now.
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