Alright. You need to erase a couple layers that are overlapping the render then. There's too much going on and that's making the render fade into the background.
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Alright. You need to erase a couple layers that are overlapping the render then. There's too much going on and that's making the render fade into the background.
You need to have the smudge tool selected with said brush. You also need to practice stroking orders to get nice smudge effects.
You sound like a used fractal salesman.
You will never understand how to do something if you don't keep at it. If you're finding yourself stuck because of the interface layout of whatever photo editing program you're using, you can always look up youtube videos explaining all of the tools and appliances of said application.
You using layers?
Yep. I dont know why it isnt working.
Can you try explaining what is happening better?
I will do my best. I paste in my stock(Not sure which goes first, stock or render, but Id assume stock, as that is the background), and I create that into a layer, and I merge it down into the background layer which is just white at the time. Then, I paste in my render and turn it into a layer. When I go to crop down the render so it fits into the stock(it is too tall), it crops both layers :/. I may be doing everything wrong from the beginning, but I figured I would ask someone who has been doing this longer.
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Okay, I figured it out. I was using a different tool than I was supposed to be. Sorry to bother!
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