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alewushu
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good morning!
Please if someone can help me create this effect, I shall be grateful.
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chrisix
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okay, the swirly thing is done in illustrator, not photoshop
you make a sphere then take a ribbon and wrap it around the invisible sphere to get that effect.
Ofcourse, it can also be done in photoshop, but it will be a pain in the neck to make.
If you don't have access to illustrator, I can tell you how to do it in photoshop
you make a sphere then take a ribbon and wrap it around the invisible sphere to get that effect.
Ofcourse, it can also be done in photoshop, but it will be a pain in the neck to make.
If you don't have access to illustrator, I can tell you how to do it in photoshop
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alewushu
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At the moment I do not have Illustrator installed, but if you can help me with photoshop, I'd be grateful.
Ok, here comes the "pain in the neck" part
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In PS just make 3D->New shape from layer->Sphere. Remove the Deffuse texture, choose the color for it. Create Opacity texture, open it, add a Black Solid color layer, create new layer, convert it to Smart Object. Open this Smart Object, go to Image->Image Size and change it's width to 3 times of the original. Draw some white diagonal line on it. Save.
Now go back to Opacity texture document, select the Smart Object layer and press Ctrl-T. Move the layer horizontally so that only the leftmost third part is visible. Duplicate the Smart Object layer, press Ctrl-T. Move the layer horizontally so that the middle part is visible(add a 200% vertical Guide to help). Duplicate the Smart Object layer, press Ctrl-T. Move the layer horizontally so that the third part is visible. Save and take a look at what you've got in the main image.
Not that much of a "pain", huh?
Tweak the Sphere Material texture params like Gloss and Shine, set Lights, etc.
: In PS just make 3D->New shape from layer->Sphere. Remove the Deffuse texture, choose the color for it. Create Opacity texture, open it, add a Black Solid color layer, create new layer, convert it to Smart Object. Open this Smart Object, go to Image->Image Size and change it's width to 3 times of the original. Draw some white diagonal line on it. Save.
Now go back to Opacity texture document, select the Smart Object layer and press Ctrl-T. Move the layer horizontally so that only the leftmost third part is visible. Duplicate the Smart Object layer, press Ctrl-T. Move the layer horizontally so that the middle part is visible(add a 200% vertical Guide to help). Duplicate the Smart Object layer, press Ctrl-T. Move the layer horizontally so that the third part is visible. Save and take a look at what you've got in the main image.
Not that much of a "pain", huh?
Tweak the Sphere Material texture params like Gloss and Shine, set Lights, etc.
ibclare
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Nice one SCTRWD!
I am going to award you one of our PSG Medals of Honor! It will be up some time today (when I get it done between the this's and that's of the day). I appreciate and so do the members you help, your excellent advice and knowledge of Photoshop and artistic design. You're an artist and a mensch. Thanks! Here's where you will find it.
I am going to award you one of our PSG Medals of Honor! It will be up some time today (when I get it done between the this's and that's of the day). I appreciate and so do the members you help, your excellent advice and knowledge of Photoshop and artistic design. You're an artist and a mensch. Thanks! Here's where you will find it.
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agentmoeller
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This would definitely be easier in Illustrator. I think the mesh tool would be ideal for these kinds of hilights.
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