New Photoshop Pic

[Malice]

I made this this the other day it a photo of myself merged with a demon that I made in Poser 7 looking on some feedback and what I could do to make it look more realistic in the future.5047

[calebm12]

dang. thats cool.

[Malice]

Thanks I just noticed that if you look at this picture from diffent angles you can see more of each picture.
For example look at it from the bottom you can see more of the demon and from the side or top you can see more of me.

[garricks]

Thanks I just noticed that if you look at this picture from diffent angles you can see more of each picture.
For example look at it from the bottom you can see more of the demon and from the side or top you can see more of me.
Oh, that's just freakin' creepy. (The effect, not you!) It's like virtual lenticular. How the pancake does that work???

I'm not much of an illustrator, more of a type designer, so i'm sorry I can't offer any advice... I do like it, though!

Edit: Oh, wait...yes I can... "Demon's" is possessive, "Demons" is plural. Take out the apostrophe. :)

[JamesW]

The realism is not that big of a problem... the lines and shapes at the very least... the reflections are pretty good...

I think the only thing you could do is add some specular highlights to the teeth maybe...

and some really fine bump maps to texture the skin so it doesn't look smooth an blown out...

you could even add some more reflections in the eyebrows... hair should be pretty shiny and catch what little light there is...

hope this gives you ideas...

and the hair on the top of the mead is matted... with too sharp of line where it meets the skin...

[SallyAnn]

Pssst - you have a typo. It would be "demons", not "demon's". Other than that, I think the look is okay. I agree with the hair thing - it should be more reflective, and the hairline is definitely too sharp of a contrast. Also, is the demon mouth and your mouth lined up correctly? It looks off. The scar on the forehead should have more definition, too.

[Maker]

I would increase the black space around the whole of the image, basically just to give the type along the bottom some breathing room from the edge of the page.

I also think that the icons you use to each side of the text (the baphomets) look too thin and fragile when compared to the text. It is because the lines used to create them are so much thinner than the text.

The solution to that problem could be to thicken up the baphomets, put them on top of a solid disk, use different lettering... I'm not sure what would work best for you but I think the thin red and white lines get lost.