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From: james on 2 Jul 2010 14:22
I took some portrait of a friend while he's wearing a multi color stripe
shirt. The portrait turned out pretty well, but the stripe shirt is
distracting.

Using photoshop, I was able to reduce it into a single color stripe shirt.
Still looks busy.

Is there an easy way to paint a stripe shirt into a solid color shirt while
retaining the folds and creases (so it looks real)? I already have the
mask/selection of the shirt.

Here's a sample stripe shirt that's similar to the one he's wearing:
http://www.julesb.co.uk/menswear-1/shirts-4/casual-shirts-40/faconnable-stripe-shirt-112870-45829_zoom.jpg

From: Kabuki on 6 Jul 2010 16:43

"james" <nospam(a)nospam.com> wrote in message
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>I took some portrait of a friend while he's wearing a multi color stripe
>shirt. The portrait turned out pretty well, but the stripe shirt is
>distracting.
>
> Using photoshop, I was able to reduce it into a single color stripe shirt.
> Still looks busy.
>
> Is there an easy way to paint a stripe shirt into a solid color shirt
> while retaining the folds and creases (so it looks real)? I already have
> the mask/selection of the shirt.
>
> Here's a sample stripe shirt that's similar to the one he's wearing:
> http://www.julesb.co.uk/menswear-1/shirts-4/casual-shirts-40/faconnable-stripe-shirt-112870-45829_zoom.jpg

I tried several things I thought might work - none of them looked very good



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