Rick

Another version

Bacardi

Very good work, Rick.
Hey, girls: did ya notice we're all saints, huh??? [innocent] [confused]

jpfitness

great work there Rick well done

ha ha ha Erik....... you reckon the halo will stand to be counted hey - nice try [bustagut] [bustagut] [bustagut]
sfm

Sanby

Great work.

That second one looks very nice. Man I'm good looking [slick]

Sanby

wbiss

Very nicely done Rick... [righton]

But you do realize (don't you) that you've created some 'waves' with the "obvious" absence of at least one gurette! [doh]

Nope! [confused]

I didn't see one halo that could be shared amongst the bunch of you!

Geoff

haha totally awesome Rick well here's mine

wbiss

Totally *awesome* Geoff! [righton] [righton] [righton] Great results there on Mark's new tutorial!

Rick

Don't worry wendy I'm planning on doing a Gurette version as well [bustagut] [bustagut]

Blinky2004

Aw man, excellent idea Rick, very cool. [righton]

Wow guys you're making me SO happy! To see that the tute is so easily understand by everyone. Your 'versions' are looking great! Nice jobs all! [excited]

Sanby...
All i did was to add a HUE&SAT Adjustment layer atop the layers palette, then change the HUE & SAT settings. After changing the main colour (HUE), i desaturated it a bit.

wbiss

Mark, I worked my way through both of your new tutes and, from what I've seen, they're 'flawless'! [righton] That 'chrome effect' had me playing for hours using the "invert & multiply" technique... 8[ So simple... so effective!

I particularly like the fact that you "throw in" lots of ways and suggestions on how to take the 'basics' a step or two further. This encourages the "tutoree" to play and experiment and learn even more! [excited]

Kudos! [righton] [righton] [righton]