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Bobble · 12-14-2004, 05:46 PM

A few more things:

I find it useful to use the smudge tool to kind of "smush" things into position. If, say, a beard isn't quite wide enough for the face, you can use the smudge tool to smudge it a little wider. Gives the beard a little different look so everyone's Lincoln beard isn't exactly the same. Same technique works wonders for some of the hair styles. You can smudge them a little more strait or a little more curly or a little narrower behind the head and you get a significantly different look.

I plan to do more stuff for the fro's and dreads but it isn't going well. If/when I do get something, I'll post it.

Any suggestions or questions, just post 'em.

12-14-2004, 05:46 PM	#11
Bobble Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: High and outside Posts: 4,033	A few more things: I find it useful to use the smudge tool to kind of "smush" things into position. If, say, a beard isn't quite wide enough for the face, you can use the smudge tool to smudge it a little wider. Gives the beard a little different look so everyone's Lincoln beard isn't exactly the same. Same technique works wonders for some of the hair styles. You can smudge them a little more strait or a little more curly or a little narrower behind the head and you get a significantly different look. I plan to do more stuff for the fro's and dreads but it isn't going well. If/when I do get something, I'll post it. Any suggestions or questions, just post 'em.