I think this turned out nicely

[Igzz]

Not really great with Photoshop, but I think this turned out nicely.

Original: http://i47.tinypic.com/or1jz9.png

[praggers1124]

it is horrible :P

your blending is crap :P

re-do round the face loo0ks smudged

[Igzz]

it is horrible :P

your blending is crap :P

Haha, yeah, I've never done anything in photoshop really lol.

[Dante]

****ing great!
If you can photoshop a pic of my wow char so that it rides it I'd jump out my window! (It's not very far down though...)

[Greatdrak]

I have no idea how to use photoshop.
I find this aesthetically pleasing.

[Igzz]

I have no idea how to use photoshop.
I find this aesthetically pleasing.

I followed a guide for this, was actually very simple to do and taught me a bit about photoshop.

Here's the link if you're interested. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVvnZncUIUY

[Thurok]

I was just checking ur profile Igzz, saw u needed some photoshop help in a thread...but i guess ur done?

[nerfmeplease]

made me want to reinstall photoshop to play, then i looked at my SSD space and it said no.

pretty cool though, electric tiger.

[Igzz]

I was just checking ur profile Igzz, saw u needed some photoshop help in a thread...but i guess ur done?

Yeah, I had a guy message me a few weeks back, he did a nice job . Thanks for the offer though.

[Reflection]

Looks cool man, fire is truly interesting to work with. Photoshop is a real pleasure to work with, keep trying and experimenting. It will quickly evolve into something amazing!

Regarding the actual photo, I don't really care that it's from a tutorial. It's still done by you and an amazing opportunity to learn new things. What I would suggest is experimenting with backgrounds. It could be something simple such as a textured ground below the tiger, or some sort of backdrop. It doesn't have to be anything extraordinary, but it could separate your work more from the tutorial as well and make the image overall a bit more interesting. Feel free to message me if you wonder about anything, I don't mind helping out at all. Good job man, keep going!

[Igzz]

Looks cool man, fire is truly interesting to work with. Photoshop is a real pleasure to work with, keep trying and experimenting. It will quickly evolve into something amazing!

Regarding the actual photo, I don't really care that it's from a tutorial. It's still done by you and an amazing opportunity to learn new things. What I would suggest is experimenting with backgrounds. It could be something simple such as a textured ground below the tiger, or some sort of backdrop. It doesn't have to be anything extraordinary, but it could separate your work more from the tutorial as well and make the image overall a bit more interesting. Feel free to message me if you wonder about anything, I don't mind helping out at all. Good job man, keep going!

I'll try out with experimenting with a background sometime over the next couple days . I'll report back if it looks cool :P.