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2025/05/18
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It's the first in a series of alien / tentacle rape.
The breast, belly, face & blood (used to be alien goo), are taken from
different pics in the series, partly heavily modified & some created completely new.
In my experience it's nearly impossible to get good results cutting pieces out of artwork
with common tools in Photoshop. Sounds easy, but it's not. Photos, no problem.
But in artwork you either get fuzzy edges or loose parts of the picture.
So I cut out everything by hand. Pixel by pixel. One single pixel off is very visible in the result, at least to me.
I like the widescreen format for big monitors to enjoy the pics. Art often doesn't have that.
So you gotta rebuild stuff out of nothing. That's what I had to do here with all the differences you can notice, compared to the original.
The pussy, the leg, part of the bench had to be build from scratch. Meaning taking them from somewhere else and modifying to fit.
In this case only from 4 different source pictures, which you have to find first, of course.
In some of my other pictures it's up to 50 different source-images for parts and more than
100 layers in some cases. The majority in this thread being on the rather simple end of that scale. The background is rather easy
if the cutout of the scene is clean. But the perspective has to fit and the mood of course. The one I went with was one of two
out of around 500 I got in my library for these cases. Could I've just extended the original background to the new part of the pic?
I did that in some of my pics, but it's a helluva lot of work.
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