you could tryCtrl + l mess with the levels, push the sliders about and whiten things a bit.
i only just discovered this in tattyshop and have been using it a fair bit of late to pale up that palin woman.
one thing i did do as well was duplicate the layer and work on the top one of the two, then i could erase the lightened hair/eyes/lips to reveal the unlightened ones below. long winded but it works.
(i only just discovered this in tattyshop and have been using it a fair bit of late to pale up that palin woman.
one thing i did do as well was duplicate the layer and work on the top one of the two, then i could erase the lightened hair/eyes/lips to reveal the unlightened ones below. long winded but it works.
god save the queen making another unremarkable comeback,
Sun 2 Nov 2008, 16:45,
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TaAlways useful to get other opinions, frustrating when I can see it is wrong.
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FeralCatMan Unusual disease collector.,
Sun 2 Nov 2008, 16:56,
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i've just been trying to do it in paint.neti only ever use it to resize stuff, my default edit thing, can't remember how or if you can alter the eraser strength, definitely lightens things up though.
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Sun 2 Nov 2008, 17:08,
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I'll lookbut I suppose multiple layers of different opacity might help.
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Sun 2 Nov 2008, 17:16,
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