[Narcis_speed6]

QUOTE (kmlwin.1996 @ Saturday, Apr 21 2012, 11:16)

Any tutorials about this?

I mentioned a while back that these are made using online generators.

[kmlwin.1996]

Thank you Narcis. I thought that I had to do it in the PS or Illustrator or with some software.

[-S-hark21]

Any tutorial on this?



I don't know how to make the blood

[kmlwin.1996]

It's just some brushes.

Set your favorite blend mode. You'll need layer mask sometimes to cover some parts.

Gradient Overlay can help you some times. Just set the Bright Red and Dull Red.

[-S-hark21]

Oh, okay, thanks kmlwin.

[ManDog]

QUOTE (Narcis_speed6 @ Saturday, Apr 21 2012, 11:51)

QUOTE (kmlwin.1996 @ Saturday, Apr 21 2012, 11:16) Any tutorials about this? I mentioned a while back that these are made using online generators.

Thanks for that *trollface*

[abishai.kochara]

Any help on how you guys make those battlefield type of sigs?
Also ,can anyone tell me about how to do the wrestlemania poster(John Vs. The Rock) designs?

[blitz]

QUOTE (abishai.kochara @ Wednesday, Apr 25 2012, 04:37)

Any help on how you guys make those battlefield type of sigs?

Use layer styles and blending options.

[abishai.kochara]

QUOTE (blitz @ Wednesday, Apr 25 2012, 13:44)

QUOTE (abishai.kochara @ Wednesday, Apr 25 2012, 04:37) Any help on how you guys make those battlefield type of sigs? Use layer styles and blending options.

Uh, in detail...? that'd be great!

[blitz]

QUOTE (abishai.kochara @ Wednesday, Apr 25 2012, 10:37)

QUOTE (blitz @ Wednesday, Apr 25 2012, 13:44) QUOTE (abishai.kochara @ Wednesday, Apr 25 2012, 04:37) Any help on how you guys make those battlefield type of sigs? Use layer styles and blending options. Uh, in detail...? that'd be great!

You can also use fire brushes for the firey side of the soldier.

You can paint over the left side of the guy with a soft big brush, light blue in color, then set the blending options to Multiply or Overlay.

Do the same with the right side but with orange/red, then add your own touch or add brushes and what not.

Try playing around with different features yourself.

This post has been edited by blitz on Wednesday, Apr 25 2012, 16:46

[abishai.kochara]

thanks a lot blitz!

[vertical limit]

Saw I saw a Coca Cola ad the other day and I decided to use it as an inspiration.


Click for Full Size.

[Butters 2011]

Not to come across as a prick or anything, but what have you personally done in the 'creation' of the final product? Just seems like 3 different images stuck together...What product are you using?

[vertical limit]

The background, and try cutting/resizing the image. And you can tell I had problem cutting the hair around Alex's neck and also the hair that is around Marty neck and if you look closely around his right shoulder you will see a tiny a gap that I struggled. Then applied a gradient on the Coca Cola.

CS5 Extended.

[UNRATED69]

You can use Layer > Matting > Defringe to get rid of the white spots on the edges.

[Eagles]

Just an Audi TT we're modeling at school:

[goin-god]

Looks pretty good so far Eagles, I would like to see a wireframe.
What school are you attending?
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I looked at a Motion Tracking tutorial and made this simple "CGI" test:

The cube destruction was made with my Educational license of RayFire. Amazing plugin for 3D Max!

I think I'm gonna do an areal battle CGI test next. Over my campus!

[Eagles]

Thanks, dude. I'm attending at Centro Europeu, but they are a local school.
The best schools for 3D are in São Paulo, but I'd never leave my town to live in that chaotic city, so I'm doing great here.
After this car, we will model a house with all the rendering studies with VRay and mentalRay and then we will model a character and animate him. After that, we will have to produce our reel to present at the end of the course. And everything will happen until July, they said. I have no idea how they will manage this.
I'm looking for any school in Canada to attend, but there are a lot of options and I really don't know how to choose.

But here's the wireframe (I don't know how to really render a wireframe), and the car a bit more worked.







And nice work you did there. What's the name of the tutorial?

[goin-god]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOonCpQg3lk

Nice topology on your mesh.
And to make a nice Wireframe render use Mental Ray and this tutorial:
http://www.eddybrown.co.uk/blog/claywireframerender/

[Eagles]

Thanks.
I used to make some camera tracking in Boujou with Cinema 4D, but that was pretty hard to do and the results were not always the best. This method seems to be much better.