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Roman House Part III – Finishing Photoshop Tutorial
- Program: Photoshop 7
- Difficulty: Intermediate
- Estimated Completion Time: 45 minutes
Step 1
Make a new folder (Layer ? New Layer ? Layer set) and call it the “Background”
Step 2
Drag and drop all of the layers (except the background) into this folder. It is important that you drag them in the same order, top to bottom, so that they won't get all jumbled. It helps if you collapse the folder while you work (it will also make drawing the Roman woman easier).
Step 3
Make another folder above the “Background” folder and name it “Woman”.
Step 4
Make a new layer in the “Woman” folder titled “skeleton”.
Step 5
Sketch in a head-shape that it turned slightly away at a ¾ angle.
Step 6
Sketch in the shoulders, and make sure that they aren't too wide, but don't give her weeny shoulders either. I usually think that shoulders are about two-heads wide.
Step 7
Begin the torso by drawing an elongated “U” shape beneath the shoulders.
Step 8
Draw a round “U” pelvis area, and add more shape to her waist by taking it in on both sides.
Step 9
I realized that the woman was too large, but that fine. I simply select the entire area, and then press Ctrl+T to activate transform mode. Then I Shift+Click and drag to make the body slightly smaller and higher up.
Step 10
Sketch in the thighs with just a few lines and circles where the knees are. I find it handy to draw two circles in the pelvis area, to dictate where the two legs attach.
Step 11
I accidentally made the top half of the legs too short, but there is an easy way to fix this! Select the legs and press Ctrl+T. Then drag the bottom of the box down, this will elongate the legs!

Step 12
Sketch out the bottom half of the legs, and add triangles for the feet.
Step 13
Fill out the legs.
Step 14
Draw two little circle where the arms connect to the torso.
Step 15
Sketch in the right arm so that it goes back a little at the elbow, and comes up to rest on her shoulder.
Step 16
Draw the other arm frame using lines for the arm, triangles for the hands, and circles for joints
Step 17
Fill out the arms.
Step 18
Clean it up by erasing all the lines inside the outline.
Step 19
Make a new later for the dress outline.
Step 20
Start the dress with a single bejeweled strap. This dress is going to be a one-shoulder dress, with gold medallions on the shoulder strap.