[solvegas]

I think your life goals as presented on the morph of reply #448 are very much worthy for you. But then my sick mind started to think …. and then I thought this would be a very worthy goal also. I know, I'm a sick pup.

[Bad Kitty]

I think your life goals as presented on the morph of reply #448 are very much worthy for you. But then my sick mind started to think …. and then I thought this would be a very worthy goal also. I know, I'm a sick pup.

hehe, well i'd be lying if i said i never fantasized about being like the morph you posted

(although i'm kinda trying to keep the imagery limited to my own morphs in this particular thread not the comments, just the imagery)

I'll post one more similar to that shared sick-puppy idea for the next morph  i gotta run and get some things done in RL for the moment though

[Bad Kitty]

Ok, i lied, the next morph I got publish ready wasn't in the sick puppy category.
Sorry, the muse just drew me a different way..


anyway, this is a simple little morph, EXCEPT for the dress pattern

[lurker]

The advantage of clothed morphs is that they sidestep the "wait, this cannot connect to that in such way" moments when the morph is not perfect.

[Bad Kitty]

The advantage of clothed morphs is that they sidestep the "wait, this cannot connect to that in such way" moments when the morph is not perfect.

that's true
but generally any textures on clothing present a greater obstacle to good morphing than shape issues in nude morphs.
unless the morpher just doesn't care that the textures are all blown out weird and blurry

[Ouroboros]

but generally any textures on clothing present a greater obstacle to good morphing than shape issues in nude morphs.
unless the morpher just doesn't care that the textures are all blown out weird and blurry

Yup - fine details and textures can be hard/time consuming to compensate for. I generally find a mixture of the healing brush/pattern stamp/and some old fashion layer masking can usually result in something decent.

Wonderful to see you morphing again Bad Kitty!

[Charade Recherche]

anyway, this is a simple little morph, EXCEPT for the dress pattern

Oh, wow, that's very sexy (and well done).  Are those her real shoes or did you play with them a bit?

[solvegas]

The white dress morph of reply #452 is amazing. I love it.

[Bad Kitty]

but generally any textures on clothing present a greater obstacle to good morphing than shape issues in nude morphs.
unless the morpher just doesn't care that the textures are all blown out weird and blurry

Yup - fine details and textures can be hard/time consuming to compensate for. I generally find a mixture of the healing brush/pattern stamp/and some old fashion layer masking can usually result in something decent.

Wonderful to see you morphing again Bad Kitty!

I mostly use layers
I should use a healing brush more. I just often already have in my head how i'm going to do things with layers, so i under-utilize that tool.

[Bad Kitty]

anyway, this is a simple little morph, EXCEPT for the dress pattern

Oh, wow, that's very sexy (and well done).  Are those her real shoes or did you play with them a bit?

the shoes were in the original image actually perhaps part of why I thought it would make a fun morph?

[Bad Kitty]

The white dress morph of reply #452 is amazing. I love it.

glad you liked it
sadly I don't have time to polish off a morph to post right now, but I will try to get to one soon

[Ouroboros]

I mostly use layers
I should use a healing brush more. I just often already have in my head how i'm going to do things with layers, so i under-utilize that tool.

Oh, at least in CS6 and above you can sample the current layer and below. I live in layers and layer masks too.

[Bombayduk]

You certainly use a special degree of care in your morphs.