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    tec3

    I like the egyptian style. You are very good a textures.
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    Ripples or what ?

    Evil Nemesis, you've got to observe what you are trying to recreate. Look at the top pic. Do you see any black? No? Then, why are you setting a chrome layer on multiply? You aren't trying to make it dark. [upset] What blend modes or tools can you use to make areas bright? \:]...
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    Starfields and Space Imagery Challenge/tute

    Check out this site. Wow! Some amazing planet techniques. http://www.solarvoyager.com/tutorials.asp Here's something that I whipped out in 6 hours using their Land Planet and Realistic Planet tutorials (and some tricks I thought up on my own ;)) The starfield in the background is strictly...
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    Ripples or what ?

    The Satin Pattern can be found under the Bubbles pattern, next to the Rusted Metal. You can also try using the Chrome filter on a rendered/clouds background. Lock the transparency of the layer then use Liquify to create the folds you want. After you are done, use hue/saturation to colorize it.
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    Stouns

    Interesting work. I am a fan of black and white pieces. I feel the stonework needs work. The mortar looks wrong. Like a wall that has fallen over, not a brick/stone road. The foot of the statue looks too flat. The light source seems confused because the shading of the statue does not...
  6. M

    yet another

    Great stuff. Keep doodling! ;)
  7. M

    The Apple Of My Eye

    I can't believe I didn't spot that. :bustagut:
  8. M

    a part of a greater whole

    Nice work. Would be a nice base to an interface.
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    making a camera.

    :bustagut: :bustagut: :bustagut:
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    Proudly presenting the iBeetle

    Ringo. I'm surprised you had to ask. ;) Thank you for posting Phred, Welles. It's been awhile since I've seen him. Glad you liked him. I wish he did. I'm not good enough at 3-D to make Ringo come alive like that. However, you certainly have my permission to give it a whack. The...
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    The Apple Of My Eye

    Yay! He's seen the light! He's seen the light! That's a good start. How about putting the eye in something sufficiently "Mac" like?
  12. M

    Starfields and Space Imagery Challenge/tute

    I think it's the grandeur of it. There's something about a starscape that naturally inspires awe. :bustagut: I feel your pain.
  13. M

    Veronica.jpg

    Truly awe-inspiring work. I've never seen anyone do a better job. Could you please tell us a little about how you did this?
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    How do I make a cool Night sky

    Sorry I missed your question until now, melissa. Here's a link that you may find useful. http://gallery.artofgregmartin.com/tuts_arts/making_a_star_field.html Check out the Campfire area. There's a space challenge going on right now.
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    Proudly presenting the iBeetle

    Same place you do, Wells, same place you do. [innocent] Does it do PhotoShop? It's practically made for Photoshop. Not as much as it used to, I fear. I forget. See above answer. :D
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    'Arching' an image?

    You can also try using liquify. Polar coordinates can be used also. Depends on how much control you want.
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    Proudly presenting the iBeetle

    In the tradition of Phred the iShark... without further ado I offer the iBeetle. :D
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    missing link

    You're quite the artist. I like the photorealism of your work, especially the camera.
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    Starfields and Space Imagery Challenge/tute

    Nice, ronmatt :} Here's another contribution.
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    CASE STUDY: the glass sphere effect

    I felt I was close but no cigar. Back to the drawing board. I created a new displacment map using Stroker's zoom cube tutorial as a base. I remember that the frequencies of light bend at different angles through a len or prism, causing the rainbow effect, so that effect had to be...
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