=D> For a first go that's a most excellent start m8. I'm curious what you can do once you've had some practice, but it looks promising.
You should concentrate on the renders. When you select a background color to remove it, try using a higher color threshold. And removing tiny specks of residue works best when you zoom in on it. And a little tip I always do: When you're rendering an image, and you are not sure you got it all, you can temporarily add another layer filled with black or white and put it behind the image you are working on. This way you can easily see any little pixel that hasn't been removed. Even if they're transparent, which is hard to see when you don't have a dark background.
Great work m8, keep it up.
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