May 29, 2010
Hanging Bridge - Digital Painting 1
I'm here not with a tutorial but a digital painting. This is my best digital painting I've ever done so far. I used Corel Painter 11 for this. Like I've said in my ABOUT ME page, I'm exploring and discovering on Digital Artworks and here it is! I hope I could feature more of my works here in my blog.
Thanks for dropping by!
Labels:
corel painter 11,
painting
May 23, 2010
Picture into Digital Pieces
This tutorial shows on how to make picture into digital pieces. This is quick and easy to do but it takes time and patience to get the final result but it's worth it! (This contains monotonous process).
The Pattern
1.Create new file 50 x 50 and set its background contents to Transparent.
2.Create new Layer.
3.Zoom in for about 1200% or Fit Screen.
4.Grab your Pencil Tool and set to 1 px.
And start to draw an "L" like.
5.Select all (Ctrl + A) then go to
Edit >>Define Pattern >>name Pattern and we're done!
The Picture
1.Create new file.
Mine, I used 850 x 670.
2.Import/Place picture.
3.Now let's Rasterize the picture.
Just right click and select Rasterize from the dropdown menu.
4.Create new Layer.
5.Go to Edit >>Fill >>Pattern >>L Pattern.
The result should look like this:
6.Select your Magic Wand Tool.
And set settings shown below:
7.Choose Layer 1 and click (using Magic Wand Tool), and it creates a square selection as shown below.
8.Select picture's Layer.
Go to Layer >>New >>Layer via cut (Ctrl + Shift + J).
Hide the cut Layer to trace area which are not being cut. (Just repeat steps 6, 7 and 8).
9.Repeat steps 6,7 and 8 until you reach this picture shown below:
I got 107 Layers via cut.
10.Delete picture's Layer.
11.Hide/Delete Layer 1(which contains our Pattern) and Unhide all cut pictures as shown below:
The Background
12.Go to menu and select Gradient:
Here's our image with the background:
13.Select Move Tool and check Auto-Select.
With Auto-Select, you just have to drag and move the pieces in the work area without going to it's respective Layers.
With Auto-Select, you just have to drag and move the pieces in the work area without going to it's respective Layers.
14.Scatter and resize (some of the pieces) these tiny pictures accordingly.
15.Apply Layer Style to each pieces:
Drop Shadow and Stroke.
16.Add some text and shadows.
And here's final Result:
I hope you like it!
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Labels:
chess pattern,
photo manipulation,
picture in pieces
May 20, 2010
Video Tutorial - How to Make Disco Ball in Photoshop
This first video of this tutorial shows on how to create DISCO BALL from scratch and then I used Glitter Effects to this tutorial for the shimmering light effects around our DISCO BALL to make it look like one.
DOWNLOAD PSD FILE.
Video Tutorial Part 1
The second video focuses on the background and you can even do on your own customization to color adjustments and everything. Just be artistic and you'll see the best result better than mine.
Video Tutorial Part 2
Thanks for watching!
I hope you like it!
I hope you like it!
Labels:
disco ball
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