YES! That's why I'm so glad I posted that tutorial. I love seeing other folks make genuine clothes ripping without clipping.

I think you did great on varying the strand lengths to make it look like its assymetrically bursting apart. I can't wait to see you try and use it for more detailed clothes bursting! *imagines Lisa trying to cover herself and accidentally flexing out of her blouse*

hehe, she makes me want to move to Canada to see the pretty weather girls .

Also, the dialogue and expression on her face just complete the scene, as well as using the weather map as your backdrop.

I should watch the weather channel more, and if they all looked like Lisa I probably would.

Your clothes ripping tutorial made the clothes ripping simple and was very easy to follow.

Fact: All the pretty broadcasters are in Canada

I think Lara Croft is due for some FMG, so you might see more detailed clothes bursting with her. (May have said too much )

My sentiments exactly Stone3D

GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!!!

*twitches and collapses*

I'm glad the clothes ripping was simple and easy to follow. I need to make an addendum to it already. You know how sometimes clothing has like an inch of space above it if you erase the clothing on an edge like you do in the example above? You can use the liquify filter on the edges to make the cloth look like it's bursting apart.

Pretty much what you did with the threads on the left hand part of the rip, except you can make the whole cloth fly up. Erase the crazy-ness around it (because you'll have a perfectly normal looking picture underneath it) and viola! More clothes bursting

*still twitching from imagining hotrod's master plan*

Now you tell me this useful tidbit after I posted this.

All joking aside, I can't wait to use your updated clothes ripping tutorial. Lara Croft will appreciate it also.

LoL that came out pretty well. You have a good sense of comedy my friend.

Nice. XD

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