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I dont know whats wrong with that top picture, but the bottom one looks fine to me...


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You totally fucked the wood grain up. Try finding a wood grain texture and texture that over the visible parts of the bench.

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The back of the bench is at a slight angle, but your cloned bench back is a straight horizontal.

When cloning, you don''t want to use the same source for the whole thing. Pay attention the the lighting and make sure the wood grain doesn''t stay the same the whole way through.

If it doesn't seem right, try again. That's my only hint. I got it to look like this by trying a couple of times:

EDIT: Also, avoid repitition at all costs.



P.S You'll have to pay if you want a full-sized, unwatermarked version



[edited by - cOWsaReNotEVil on February 2, 2004 9:08:50 PM]

[edited by - cOWsaReNotEVil on February 2, 2004 9:09:16 PM]

[edited by - cOWsaReNotEVil on February 2, 2004 9:10:30 PM]

Use The GIMP.



Cow''s effort is pretty good - he seems to have added alot of green interferance, though...


You could pretty much fix up the one you''ve done on that page (second one), buy adding some shadow into it. You might want to add the knots in the wood back it too, while you''re at it. Best way to do that, would be to copy the original into the new version onto a new layer - and then use a layermask (or whatever it is in photoshop), to get rid of everything except the wood features you want to use.