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| Challenge - Metallic wolf I want to thank ooptea for the idea and the image for this challenge. The challenge is to make the wolf appear to be made of shiny metal. It can be gold, silver, copper, nickel, chrome, whatever... as long as it is shiny and reflective. Participants can view the original thread for some sugestions. http://www.photoshopgurus.com/forum/...pic.php?t=6657 Good luck and have fun! |
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| Challenge - Metallic wolf Nice challenge Moth. I'd like to offer up a word of advice for this one if i may... If you intend on adding reflection to the wolfe, then you'll need to blur/smoothen the fur almost completely. If the fur is left as-is (spikey looking) then there would not be a clear-cut reflection seen on that surface. But rather, the reflection would then be extremely complex and busy looking. So much so that you wouldn't even have to really try to create a realistic reflection. It would be so 'random' looking you wouldn't need to give off any specific type of reflection detail. Have fun!
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| Challenge - Metallic wolf Ooh ya great one Moth Color balance adjustment layer,new layer 50% grey {set to overlay} lots of dodging,some burning and copious amounts of airbrushing Personally I think apart from custom curve settings etc that,the dodge tool set to hgh lights does about the best job of creating metal to work with jmo Stu. |
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| Challenge - Metallic wolf Quote:
Kiwi, nice one. Here's my try using hue/saturation, curves, diffusion, and find edges. I aso tried to make a reflection map with displace but not sure if it works. The displacement map was tough. |
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| Challenge - Metallic wolf OK here's my attempt to do a chrome wolf. It was a pain in the neck! There's no way I could replicate the steps involved as I kept puttering with this darned image for a couple of hours. At some point the chrome filter was used, as were levels, curves, a couple of displacement maps, a manufactured reflection map, two zillion layers with masks and blend modes etc. Sheesh. |
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| Challenge - Metallic wolf Nice ones, Welles and Tigron. Quote:
I agree with the assessment that it looks like water. Still, way cool. Tigron, you've got a good beginning but the fur is making your wolf look too spikey. Look at some of theKeeper's suggestions above. |
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