i mean the beginning of each spike.
theres like little steps,
somehow remembers me to a worm or s.th like that.
i think an tut would be awesome : )
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whoops sry this should be in "tutorial request"
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Started by maaalin, Jun 11 2005 05:32 AM
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Posted 11 June 2005 - 05:32 AM
hi was just wondering how stuff like this is done:
i mean the beginning of each spike.
theres like little steps,
somehow remembers me to a worm or s.th like that.
i think an tut would be awesome : )
//edit:
whoops sry this should be in "tutorial request"
i mean the beginning of each spike.
theres like little steps,
somehow remembers me to a worm or s.th like that.
i think an tut would be awesome : )
//edit:
whoops sry this should be in "tutorial request"
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Posted 12 June 2005 - 01:03 AM
well its most likely done is photoshop. you would start off by drawing the 4 main blades then start slowly adding the detail. you just gotta be creative.
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Posted 12 June 2005 - 01:50 AM
That is really nice. And i think it is done with maybe 3d max, not photoshop. Maybe it was real pictures and they used photo manipulations.
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Posted 12 June 2005 - 02:16 AM
no not 3ds max or they woulda made it look 3d. it wasnt real pics that were manipulated. it was photoshop ive seen peeps do that before. just takes a lotta time and skill.
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Posted 12 June 2005 - 03:00 AM
if it looks that good id be willing to waste it. photoshop i reckon..
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Posted 12 June 2005 - 05:39 AM
Looks cool... just draw the shapes with the pentool and color them... then add shades/highlights/details with the softround brush.
It takes time, you dont create this in 1 hour.. prob 10
Its not hard but it takes time
It takes time, you dont create this in 1 hour.. prob 10
Its not hard but it takes time
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Posted 12 June 2005 - 07:30 AM
no matter how good you are with photoshop if you dont have a bit a flair and artistic talent you will find it quite hard to create stuff like this as well. for example me, i know photoshop like the back of my hand but couldnt get anywhere close to something of this quality. like xander said just draw the shapes, then my advice is that if your bad at brushing give it to him 
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Posted 12 June 2005 - 10:54 AM
well i already thought that it has been done in photoshop, but i got no idea how 2 start stuff like that.
i mean this "steps"...u think he worked lots with burn tool?
i mean this "steps"...u think he worked lots with burn tool?
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Posted 12 June 2005 - 11:10 AM
alot of tools probably mate. pen tool/lasso tool etc for shapes. paint brush and burn and dodge for the brushing. maybe some bevel and emboss. i dunno theres many ways you could go about it really.
start off by making the outline of what you want.
then colour it in with the base colours you want.
then start brushing and burning and dodging to give it shine etc, just like xander said.
takes practice and time so dont be impatient and dont give up after one go.
start off by making the outline of what you want.
then colour it in with the base colours you want.
then start brushing and burning and dodging to give it shine etc, just like xander said.
takes practice and time so dont be impatient and dont give up after one go.
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Posted 12 June 2005 - 11:53 AM
ok i think ill give it a try right now...
bet it will look like shit cuz i never used one of those tools
bet it will look like shit cuz i never used one of those tools
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