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crunchy chix -> RE: Space-scape Tutorial [Photoshop] (12/9/2006 23:03:03)

Me be Rebel and Try on GIMP still loading looks awesome from what I can see tthough
Nooooooo can't do it crud oh well great tut though




Fire Brander -> RE: Space-scape Tutorial [Photoshop] (12/9/2006 23:06:45)

My result;

http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m9/Lord_Senko/Space-1.jpg




chickenbakeok -> RE: Space-scape Tutorial [Photoshop] (12/10/2006 0:31:03)

lol im trying but mann, the clouds and meteor are hard >__<, didn't like how my stars and planets came out either and i had to do it another way o___o"


finally finished lol, didn't use mush of the tut, i kept screwing up xD, but i learned some stuff from the parts i did get :D

v1
http://img95.imageshack.us/img95/982/space2tc0.jpg

v2
http://img218.imageshack.us/img218/5458/spaceei0.jpg

personally i prefer v2 but there both ugly >__>

did some editting, and made it wallpaper size for my wallpaper ^___^

http://img447.imageshack.us/img447/4482/spaceom0.jpg




The Vengeful One -> RE: Space-scape Tutorial [Photoshop] (12/11/2006 19:52:06)

I've had a few questions about the meteors.. heres a few steps to clarify the process.
The following steps are meant for imediately after the "rock" is finished.

1. After you've got the rock down, I'd begin by drawing a triangular shape starting from the midpoint of the meteor going right, use a 6-10px round low opacity brush for this.. Use your own judgement for the length of the triangle, because the length of the tail should vary with the direction of the meteor.

2. After that I would use the selection of the meteor (Ctrl + click on rock layer) to crop the tail.

3. Then use a 1px low opacity white brush to paint lines in the tail, when it looks decently detailed smudge the lines in with a 4px 25% opacity brush intil you're satisfied.

4. On a new layer paint some black and white 1px lines on the tail. Smudge them in and set this layer to overlay.

5. After that, make a new layer and draw a white 1px line vertically on the midpoint of the rock. Smudge towards the right with a 1px 60 str brush.

6. Finish by smudgeing each layer with a 1px 60-75 str brush to add more detail. Pay special attention to the outer edges of the tail smudge in, not out.

That should be it.




Memorex -> RE: Space-scape Tutorial [Photoshop] (12/11/2006 20:22:11)

As promised my result: http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b68/Memorex788/Master-planet.png

the crack on the crashsite need work, but tis for another day




The Vengeful One -> RE: Space-scape Tutorial [Photoshop] (12/11/2006 20:36:46)

Not bad man... I'm glad someone made it through the entire tut :)




chickenbakeok -> RE: Space-scape Tutorial [Photoshop] (12/11/2006 20:42:02)

i found the smudging the most difficult, alot of it was smudging throughout the tut, you should make like another super smudging tut lol :) pweaseee xD




The Vengeful One -> RE: Space-scape Tutorial [Photoshop] (12/11/2006 21:28:45)

Perhaps I'll make a tut of my next space-scene which will go into extreme depth, with more screens of what I do to make the graphics.




nolraitru -> RE: Space-scape Tutorial [Photoshop] (12/11/2006 21:44:31)

Dude, if you do another one, vid tut pl0x. I"ll learn it better that way :) Seeing what you do and stuff.

Still... one day I'll do this tut, and it'll rock face.




The Vengeful One -> RE: Space-scape Tutorial [Photoshop] (12/11/2006 21:48:17)

Don't have a digital video camera, so unless I can find some way to record my desktop while I work, I couldn't make a vid tut.




nolraitru -> RE: Space-scape Tutorial [Photoshop] (12/11/2006 21:50:54)

Camtasia dude. It's awesomeness :)




The Vengeful One -> RE: Space-scape Tutorial [Photoshop] (12/11/2006 22:00:06)

Awesome, I'll try it out when I make a new scene.




TJ* -> RE: Space-scape Tutorial [Photoshop] (12/11/2006 22:13:49)

I'm getting BroadBand for this babe![;)]




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