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Me likey!
Good tut and 2 points if anyone guesses what movie the picture is from
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Hey I can log in! (I don't know why I have the hardest time...)
Anyways, glad you guys like!
EDIT: Who knew it was going to take that many plug-ins
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This tutorial is available as a PDF. Click here to view or download it
I know I am sorta kinda breaking the rules by posting a tut so soon. Just thought I would share a different type of border. Maybe someone will experience Eureka while following and will make a better border, which I encourage them too. Also the title is kinda a placeholder, don't know exactly what to call it
WARNING: I don't exactly believe in merging layers before the product is finished, while exceptions do apply, don't expect to merge layers until the end
Plugins needed:
Optional:
Here is what we are making:
If you have an image already you can skip the first 3 steps.
1. New Image: 800 x 600
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Paint Bucket Default settings, Primary color black
3. Fill layer
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Image Canvas Size. Width = 1000, Height = 750
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Use the magic wand on the first layer and select the white area with 0% tolerance.
6. Cut the selection (Ctrl + X)
7. New layer
8. Paste
9. Move to your second layer and fill the selection with a dark blue (0026FF)
10. bevel selection. Depth 17, everything else normal.
11. Copy the selection (the beveled blue rectangle) into a new image. Make sure you delete the blank white canvas. Save the new image as "Temp.png"
12. Switch images to the border image
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add new layer
14. run alpha displacement with "Temp.png" as your mask.
15. Move one layer down (to the beveled rectangle layer)
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Magic wand, 40% - 50%, anywhere on the plain blue part.
17. Add Noise: Intensity 64, Color Saturation 0, Coverage 75.28
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Motion Blur: Angle -90.00, Centered, Distance 37.
19. Deselect
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add new layer above your alpha displacement layer
21. Primary Color, black, secondary color, white with Transparency - Alpha 0
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Gradient upper-right hand corner with normal settings.
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Duplicate layer.
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Flip layer horizontally
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Flip layer vertically
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New layer
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Magic wand the outside of the background layer then invert so that your image is selected.
28. select the newest layer
29. Borders N' Shapes. Width 11, Color (RGB) 64,64,64
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Magic wand the new border.
31. Bevel Selection. Width 1, Use alternative lighting direction
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Gaussian Blur 8
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Merge the layers together, except the background layer!
34. Drop shadow: x -5, y -5, widening Radius 1, Blur Radius 8.
35. Drop shadow: x 5, y 5, widening Radius 1, Blur Radius 8.
Note: if you are using the black background nothing will show up
36. If you would like, you can add a new layer on top of everything,
make a white ellipse and turn the transparency to ~20
37. Run conditional Hue on your top layer and have fun!
This is what you can do...picture not included
waits for the tomatoes
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You've could have added some pretty neat effects, but overall not bad.
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I really like that that is really good.
Just do what TopHATslash described (first I believe you have to download the plugin)
And I must admit this tutorial is enjoyable! I think I have made more than a few versions with varying font
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Make a mask using for the text and then run alpha mak on the blurred-noise layer rather then using magic wand.
I am not the best at masking, would using masks the right way turn out something like this:
EDIT: I can't find Baveuse text... :?
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:?: :? Strange. Works for me.
Hey it is working again, you must of had the magic touch :wink:
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I like mine
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Hey this looks like a great plugin pack but i cannot get it to download. Says that the file doesn't appear to be hosted any more. Any other way to get this? Thanks in advance
I can confirm what he says
I hope you can get this back up and running soon.
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It sure has been optimizing performance for awhile (or maybe it is not, I am just anxious)
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This is funny and informative, good job
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^^ I like the blue shadow.
Anyways here is my attempt. At first I tried using different angles but nothing came out better than this.
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^^ aww...
That's a good picture you should put it to good use.
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Start on the outside corner of the outline and go around to the opposite corner, the line down the middle will show up automatically with the lasso tool
ROFL, I can't believe it, I was wondering why I could do it the first time but not the next. I guess I wasn't using my head
Thanks a million for jumpstarting my brain.
Now I am sure I look real cool 8)
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Start on the outside corner of the outline and go around to the opposite corner, the line down the middle will show up automatically with the lasso tool
ROFL, I can't believe it, I was wondering why I could do it the first time but not the next. I guess I wasn't using my head
Thanks a million for jumpstarting my brain.
Now I am sure I look real cool 8)
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4- With the lasso select tool select half of the outline.
In the picture it looks as if exactly half has been selected, as in he didn't have to manually go down the halfway mark.
My question is did he use a technique or does he just have a steady hand?
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4- With the lasso select tool select half of the outline.
In the picture it looks as if exactly half has been selected, as in he didn't have to manually go down the halfway mark.
My question is did he use a technique or does he just have a steady hand?
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wow, the flame tut really saved me on my design. If it wasn't for you I would be having to use some awkward stock photo
and you might not be able to see much, but trust me, you gotta look closer.
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It seems the smart car is a little small for this tutorial. But it was a great tut!!
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First post :shock:
^^whoa that is a lot of planets in your galaxy
Anyways, my first go around:
Use the magic wand on the first layer and select the white area with 0% tolerance.
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Yup, that would be correct 8)
Have you two points, for this is sparta!
