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Bareon · 03-03-2010

Hmm... I see yeah looks like a great start.
A few things to make it look more natural is to do this using layers:
1. You could trim the edges of the breasts and after you magnify them, move them together after placing them on separate layers so it looks more like their connections are within a normalized region. Layers makes everything easier... almost... heh.
2. Also possibly the place where the connection by the armpit, mayhaps layering that with samples of the changing darkness that was there before (but making it a bit more narrow) would decrease the ability of one to see the cutout edge.
3. Layers will also allow you to turn one layer transparant, so that you can erase the excess non-breast around the base of the alteration (where the blankets are) but this one I think may be a matter of opinion.

03-03-2010	#3
Bareon I'm not excited. Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Viewing the stars of the future. Posts: 944	Re: n00b Morphs Incoming! Hmm... I see yeah looks like a great start. A few things to make it look more natural is to do this using layers: 1. You could trim the edges of the breasts and after you magnify them, move them together after placing them on separate layers so it looks more like their connections are within a normalized region. Layers makes everything easier... almost... heh. 2. Also possibly the place where the connection by the armpit, mayhaps layering that with samples of the changing darkness that was there before (but making it a bit more narrow) would decrease the ability of one to see the cutout edge. 3. Layers will also allow you to turn one layer transparant, so that you can erase the excess non-breast around the base of the alteration (where the blankets are) but this one I think may be a matter of opinion.