Could someone help/give advice?
I tried to make a bubble of this girl but as you can see in the picture, you can clearly make out the shape of her top and it sorta ruins the point of doing a bubble or whatever. If someone could give me some tips on how to make this better, I would really appreciate that. Also I've seen bubble pics like this where they photoshopped someone else's tits onto the picture to make them look nude, and I'd also like advice for that as well.
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>>14505567
Bubble density and distribution needs to be random or at least appear random and the clothes need to "happen to be" where there is no hole.
Doing bubbles in a program like photoshop helps, because you can temporarily make the bubble layer partly transparent to place the holes more easily. Don't make too many holes, don't make too small holes. Try to avoid patterns.
>>14505637
I like to go from the biggest to the smallest holes. The trick is to try and keep it random, even if it means leaving some nude skin covered. Photoshop also helps to "cheat" a bit if you remove a strap here or clone stamp a bit of skin there.
>pic related
not a perfect example, but good enough for a quick edit to get the point across I guess.
Bubbles also seem to work better with full body images or - obviously - pictures with little clothing.
>>14505567
>Also I've seen bubble pics like this where they photoshopped someone else's tits onto the picture to make them look nude, and I'd also like advice for that as well.
Again: Photoshop.
Photoshop, layer masks, a soft brush, a good collection of naked pictures to choose the right parts and maybe some exposure/color adjustments.
>>14505567
Not the same girl but damn do they look similar
gotta remove the straps
>>14505808
you fused her arm and her tit though.
>>14505815
kek, i guess your right
>>14505567
anybody want a tutorial for the UV-ray?
>>14505886
holy shit yes please
>>14505921
we will use GIMP for this tutorial (its a free download)
So start off by opening the picture and creating a "new from visible" layer
>>14505936
now select the smudge tool and, with the settings shown, wipe away the straps and clothing.
adjust the brush size to wipe smaller areas and clean up the edge around the breasts. Then when all the clothing is gone, decrease the rate and increase the brush size and go over the rough work to smooth everything out
>>14505956
colour grab some brighter areas of skin with the dropper and lightly add where you think it it looks good
>>14505956
also forgot to metion, go over any already bare skin and smooth it out to!
>>14505970
go on please lol
finish the tutorial
>>14505965
next colour grab a darker area of skin and make the brush size small for detail brushing, and draw on nipples (only one is visible in the picture so draw one here)
>>14506085
sorry got side tracked
increase brush size and draw in the rest of the areola, (pay careful attention to your shading and where the light is coming from)
>>14506123
protip:
I've just delivered you all to a crossroads here as all of what you just learned was the first half of ANY fake nudeshope.
you can blur the image and change the contrast slightly, then do a bubble procedure for those neat blur bubbles you guys always see.
or for a classic fake x-ray just simply adjust the opacity of the working layer! but were here to UV ray so lets get to it
open up the "curves" under the colour drop down and adjust to make the contrasts more smooth and try to keep from creating any total black or white areas. (if you want you can just skip this step but I enjoy doing it)
next, go back into the colours menu and select the "desaturate". then perform it with the "luminosity" option. this will change the picture to greyscale
once again.. go back to the colours fropdown and now click "coulorize", set hue for between blue and violet and saturation to max. then adjust the lightness to your taste.
to finish, turn down the layers opacity (up in the top right) just a TINY bit, so that you can barely see some clothing, this creates the X-ray illusion and contrasts better with the unedited original layer.
Now how you erase the edited layer is totally up to you, you can do a bubble for a UV Bubble or make it look more like a ray. its toally up to you.
and your finished!
>>14506164
THANK YOU you are a life saver
Can you X-ray this photo for me please
