Switching textures of walls

>>344557
post the texture

on photoshop just add the texture on top of the picture and use ctrl+t (transform) right click - transform by perspecti, then just drag one point in the corner using shift to make the texture seem like is that wall

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>>344586
Current progress

File: 2.png (141KB, 810x679px) Image search: [Google]

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How would I fix this??

>>344663
clonestamp and patch tool

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This came out much better thanks.
I think to make it look more natural I need to put a brightness gradient on the white wall. It looks to much like a solid colour whereas the garage door looks nice. Any ideas on how to achieve this?

Thanks!

>>344683
good job
but doesn't this tell you the house looks much better the way it is

>>344686
Ideally I wanted to change the rest of the bricks on the left hand side to white wall, but it seems working with white walls and making them look good isn't so easy. The bricks on the right hand side came out alright. This is just for a concept anyways.

To answer your question, yes probably :P

>>344693
in my opinion without sounding like i'm being an ass, i think you've made it look like an extension on a clinic

>>344695
I just wanted to change the bricks to be white wall, and the white wall to be bricks.

Do you think someone else can do better without making it look like that or is that your opinion based on the scheme/design?

>>344699
your job was good enough to look past the small mistakes, blurring on the edges etc

i just feel the original pic as more character and looks less industrial