Awsome work

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an awsome club please visit it ((unless your a fanboy of Sally Acorn or Chris Thorndyke))

and please read my journal

Dandy indeed!

I suppose this means I owe you a pic of some kind. (I am kind of hammering at coloring one of those CC'd pics in Paint... because I don't have anything better to paint with.)

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jake linked me here, well done!

i was wondering how you got the shine and saturation of the slime color blended perfectly, mind shareing? jake /r/ slimes from me and i cant get it done well and would like to figure out a better way

would be appreciated

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Glad you like it. Nah, no needs for a trade. But smoke 'em if you got 'em. I like that colored M'l'n version you did. Or so the story goes.

Thank you! Appreciate the comment.

I think I'd like to. Plus I need some motivation. I've been content-lacking lately. Got anythin' in mind?

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[This is] a harm that must be undone by exacting painful death on those causing it.

Remember, kids, I have a phD in Theoretical Physics. Don't make me use it on you. - Gordon Freeman

Thank you for the compliment, although I still need LOADS of practice.

Well, I created this picture in Photoshop and made the slime the hard way I imagine. I didn't draw it by hand, which probably would have turned out better.

Anyway, I create a new layer over the layer of Starfire pre-slimed and then used the brush tool to draw ropes of slime here and there and a couple of scattered blobs. I used a thick brush.

Then, I use the dodge tool and apply highlights to the slime. I got lazy and just applied the dodge randomly in some parts, but you might want to use dodge on the edges of the blobs or the interior of where the ropes of slime get thinner. Use your imagination.

I then use the burn tool and darkened parts of the slime, like the corners or blobs where the ooze collected. Or randomly. You just have to play with it.

Now that I'm done with all that, I use the liquefy command under filters and use the wave tool (high pressure) and use it to distort the slime and deform it like crazy to make it look more sticky and web-like.

Finally I go to Filters > Artistic > Plastic Wrap, and cross my fingers. It's hit and miss and you'll probably have to play around with it until you get it right. Use the smear tool or the use the eraser tool and reduce opacity to make the goo look more transparent.

Repeat for another layer if you want and add more slime until you're satisfied. In layer properties you can adjust the opacity to make layers look more transparent and blend better.

Phew...well thats how I made this one. I'm still learning, so if you find a better way, please share it with me!

Oh sorry, I used the liquefy command BEFORE I start using the dodge and burn tool. Sorry about that.

MOAR Felix the Catgirl fo sho. Give the the pen and ink treatment.

.....wow that does sound long and annoying to do... lol sure thing though, if i find a better way illd rop you a line, i use make it one layer, then do everything els eby hand.. streins, lines, globs.. i wasnt to good at it though.. i was better in paint with it actually lol

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Hahaha, oh shit, did you just equate rape with forcing someone to have lunch with you?
-Anon