Human Skin Texture on A Cricket Ball

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Nov 4, 2005
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I would like to overlay the texture of a wrinkly human skin, on a cricket ball. (Like a Baseball, Leather with stitching) I have good res photos of both. However i want the surface of the ball to remain the same coluor and just take on the textures. Including Hairs.

The steps i’m thinking of taking are.
3d Transform Human Skin And Hair into Sphere
Copy into new Ball image as new layer fiddle round with layers.

Does anyone know of a tutorial that does a similar thing or have any advise.

Kind Regards,

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Akuta
Nov 4, 2005
I’d advise you to try using a slightly less spherical affect on the flesh. You want it to look rounded… but you don’t want it to look like the flesh is a rubber ball… You want it to retain some of it’s appeal.

try using a luminosity layer setting (or luminosity adjustment layer) for the layer with the flesh.
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Walter Donavan
Nov 4, 2005
Please forgive me. I couldn’t resist. 🙂

This is an ideal task for Real-Draw Pro, $55, www.mediachance.com . Oscar is a genius.

No, I’m not associated with them.

Walterius
Old and wrinkly, and covered with human skin in Fort Lauderdale
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Akuta
Nov 4, 2005
Well.. Wouldn’t providing a simple, free solution be more effective for his obviously non-commercial need?
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Tom Nelson
Nov 5, 2005
Incidentally, Dave Nagel has a number of free skin/hair textures over at http://www.creativemac.com/

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I would like to overlay the texture of a wrinkly human skin, on a cricket ball.
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Walter Donavan
Nov 5, 2005
True, but RDP is a ton of fun.
"Akuta" wrote in message
Well.. Wouldn’t providing a simple, free solution be more effective for his obviously non-commercial need?
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Gordon Pembury
Nov 6, 2005
The late Malcolm Marshall had a better way. He just embeddd a ball into Mike Gatting’s nose and they picked the bits out after gatt went to hospital

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"Tom Nelson" wrote in message
Incidentally, Dave Nagel has a number of free skin/hair textures over at http://www.creativemac.com/

Tom Nelson
Tom Nelson Photography

In article , BJ
wrote:

I would like to overlay the texture of a wrinkly human skin, on a cricket ball.

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