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Cool. Looks almost like an anime-version of Doc Ock.
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Awesome! I love the face expression and the character's design!
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so weird. i saw this. and it instantly reminded me of this.Β www.deviantart.com/art/scrap-4β¦
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when i see this picture my brain tells me to give up everything im trying, but his eyes and that hand tell me to push through anything, i hate you, so thank you. 
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not sure what this is, but it looks awesome.
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This design is fuckin sweet. I love the zipper-like chains along with the neck piece and glove. And the hair. So basically everything. So yeah, sweet design.
The feel also reminds me of MGS in some ways, right before a boss fight.
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Great piece of work!!
Thanks for sharing....
Featured in Daily Inspirations at hangaroundtheweb.com/2014/02/dβ¦
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Nice!
Question: how did you get that pink in? Is that lens distorsion or di you manualy put it there?
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ye, lens, you can add it with other method tho
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I hate to ask again.
This is regarding the lens effect and the blur.
How did you do the pink?
Fliter - Lens Correction?
Does the pink have a separate layer?
And does the blur come with the lens effect itself or did you blur the background alone?
I hope you can help... I really like this effect.
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easily separate what image you need to filtered into layers
dont forgot to do selection (lasso tools) before you do filter, and lasso which thing you desire to filtered
hands and chain are in different layers, his hand got lens filtered likeΒ i told you before, do it multiple time, so you got heavy pink effect, no it did not diff layer
ctrl+f for the shortcut for the previous filter you did
i custom my own shortcut so i dont remember which are the default for it
cheers
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Thanks Reza.
I tried it again and it worked.
You forgot to mention that I had to go to custom and then use Vignette and Midpoint.
You see there is the Auto Correction which got me very confused. I messed around a bit and found out that I had to use the custom tab (I never used Lens Correction ever before and in tutorials they just showed how it can be used to fix a photo image.)
So finally to sum things up:
1. First I use the lasso tools to highlight whatever I want on the image.
2. Then I go to Filter -> Lens Correction -> Custom -> Vignette and Midpoint.
3. Then Ctrl+F (you where right this is the default key) to repeat the process until I am satisfied.
I think I understand it all now, just asking if I missed something?
Once again, thank you for your time and help Reza its been a pleasure.
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colors, blending..., i need to study more of that
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I see. Nice work though.
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