Pheasandent Weeble (Chenoa Locklear & Jessica Stephen)

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    Mark Sinister
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    Pheasandent Weeble

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    Lodge of Dreamers
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    What photoshop effect did you use? The skin looks smooth like comic/anime style.

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    Dynasty
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    I'd like to know the photoshop effect, too.

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    JJ
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    @dreamscometrue @ace94 most likely smart blur in photoshop

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    Mark Sinister
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    There's 3 things I use. 1 of which I use for quick renders.

    1 - In Daz I use this for fast rendering. Sometimes I would do a render with and without and mix it in photoshop with a Mask Blend.

    2 - In photoshop I use a Action that turns images into watercolor paintings. There's a lot out there but I found one that makes nice smooth effect. Then I use a Mask blend to restore some parts of the image if I want to show bumps and stuff. But I mainly just use the make to pop the details of the eyes back to the original renders and leave stuff like hair and some skin in watercolor style.

    3 - I go into Photoshop Express. It's an app in windows Market Store or your android app store. In there I play around with filters. But there's an option in there where you can smooth the crap out of everything. It's called Reduce Luminance Noise.

    I use 1 an 2 a lot but 3 I don't use as much because it can remove all details and make everything to smooth.

    It all depends on the effect you want. I like the watercolor effect, but I don't like making it to cartoony unless I need it that way.

    Even with this image I had to go back and restore their badges because it became so smushed that I couldn't be read anymore.

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    Dynasty
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    @shiftone smart blur is pretty good feature. I wonder if this is the same one.

    Edit: NVM he explained above. Thank you.

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    Mark Sinister
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    Yeah I don't use smart blur because I already have the action that I want to use to create the Watercolor effect that I want. I don't need to do much tweaking.

    I just download any photoshop effects that are posted on this site or search Youtube for tutorials and create my own action from the tutorials.

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