Kytteh Wytchwood

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Never ostracize innocent seagull eggs IDIOT

I edited the photo with Photoshop Express below. Click photo to view on Flickr for the sim name, sim info and slurl with sim flickr group link

Blueberry - Piper Set

I edited the photo in photoshop cc to make it b/w. That's all the editing I did. What I like to do when I do landscape photos, is push down on the arrow key in camera controls to the bottom of the scene. I then use ctrl+0 to move in closer. This gives the illusion that the person viewing the photo is inside the picture as an observer. I took this snapshot at the headquarters of The Nature Collective, where you can get your tourist badge and use their HUD to visit other photogenic sims to explore and take piccies in. Click the photo to be taken to my personal flickr, where you can get the slurl. You can also join their flickr group to share your photos you take at their sim. I have my photo added to it. The owner of the sim left a comment about how she loved it and this made me very happy. I always try to find the sim owner's flickr and/ or flickr group to add them to the photo I take at their sim. I always include the slurl in the description so that people viewing my picture, can explore the sim, too! Edit: The flickr group is for nature landscape photos with no avatar in them, not just the nature collective hq sim that I had said. It's also a great way to get inspiration and to discover more nature sims to take photos in!

Hi again! I am now drawing on an even higher resolution than I was using in this tutorial. Create a new document at 8192 by 8192 with ppi at 600. Use a pencil brush, create your design, then move and scale it down to the area of the body you want it on. Then open the image size and change only the ppi(pixels per inch) to 150 and it will make the width and height to 2048 by 2048. You should end up with a nice looking tattoo on the body with very minimal jagged edges. I want to do another tutorial, for the lower torso with the revised map I have for it. That will be in a new thread so just keep an eye out in the bakes on mesh forum.

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Hi Melynn! I didn't get your reply notification since I haven't been logged into the forum for quite awhile. I see your question has been answered. I'd like to give you some tips to help you. I too have tried the minimal tattoo style of thin lines. I noticed they stretched a lot more and became very pixelated. But! If you find certain areas on the body that don't stretch as much, you will be a winner in the end! On the upper torso, the upper chest above the breasts/ pecs area, the hip, the belly(upper and middle), the middle of the back, I have found don't stretch much or at all! It takes a lot of time to experiment but if you are determined to see a great result for your tattoo(s), then taking the time and effort to try different areas on the body is definitely time well spent. I suggest starting your document at 2048 x 2048 at 150 pixels per inch(ppi) and then you won't need to resize down to 1024x1024. I read in the Genus Project discord server from a creator, that 2048 does give a sharper texture than 1024. Please read my tutorial again or for the first time if you haven't, and try creating your tattoo with the resolution size I use. You can pick up the uv maps for the body you work on at the brand's store, unless it is included with your body purchase, or available through their website. Or use the sl uv map I have provided here. Make sure you are fitting your drawing to the uv map. If you draw very small, it will be very small on the body, unless that is what you want. When I make tattoos for the body, I'm already at a very large resolution. This helps me to resize the artwork onto the uv map as I stretch/ rotate it until it fits perfectly as I test inworld while I have Photoshop opened.

Try asking the Dappa tattoo brand if they will create this for you in exchange of Lindens. There are no templates that will give you stolen art to apply to your body.

You're very welcome! 😼

It's better to look at the list of threads posted by employers. I highly doubt that people are going to IM you.

I suggest contacting club owners directly with the details in a notecard, and titled dj drop services. Put in your info and calling card with the link. Good luck!

Try checking out the sim, Blicky Blvd I went to a party there yesterday and they were playing hip-hop and rap. I'm not currently inworld so I don't have the slurl.

I viewed your flickr group and I see many photos are just screenshots with no photo manipulation, which the OP is asking for. Seems like you're hijacking this thread to promote your flickr group.

Search for the lelutka group inworld and click to open the group profile. copy the discord link in there and ask your question in the help lobby channel after joining the discord server. Lelutka offers customer support only through Discord.

Hi there. Thank you for the link but I think the revised uv map is more friendly to the eyes. Replies to this thread should be questions about the tutorial, not resource links. I have the upper uv map only as this was an upper torso tutorial.

I use this to sleep with every night. edit: not sure why the title is in Spanish when it's in English for me on Youtube but when I clicked play on it here, the title goes back to English

Hi The body has seams. You either warp the area where the seam is with liquify or just deal with the seam as you continue it to the other side of the arm. You will need to make your tattoo for the head's neck to match with the body's neck.You need to finish the tattoo on the bottom uv map, your back tattoo is on the upper uv map. I'm not sure how you will make an applier tattoo for the head's neck. What head are you using?

Hello everyone. I've decided it makes more sense to create new threads for different tutorials. By doing it this way, the people who viewed this first tutorial, will know I made a new one and will look into the 2nd thread instead of coming into this one. Thank you to those who viewed this tutorial and I hope it helped you in your creations!

The real life vogue magazine dubbed Blueberry as a fashion house. Blueberry changed their Flickr name to Wear Blueberry and all across their social media as well. There is a Vogue article about blueberry and the fashion model runway she had done with a well known real life fashion designer. He sent the files to her and she re-created his RL fashion into 3D mesh that was applied to SL bot avatars.

I created a new bakes on mesh how to for tattoo creation. It's in the bakes on mesh section in the forum if you'd like to have a look. I'll be posting all tutorials in the same thread. This time the images will be uploaded instead of linked. 1 tutorial is now available to read/ view.