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Part of my SO YOU WANT TO BE A PHOTOMANIPULATOR series.
This teaches you about how to find the light source, why there are different kinds of shadows and how and when to use them, how to deal with double shadows, and when (and how) to use the Burn tool in Photoshop. Lots of examples! Please consider faving and/or commenting if you find this helpful. Then I know it's worth doing more! See my Tutorials area for the rest of my tutorials! Download for full size. Please feel free to make suggestions for other Photoshop/photomanip tutorials! Want stock recommendations? Try the links at the bottom of my journal. Stock used in this tut is noted on the images but includes Thank you to each of them for providing such wonderful stock! You may NOT repost this anywhere without explicit written permission. If you wish to translate it into another language, please ask and I can send you my original Photoshop file for you to work with. Daily DeviationGiven 2008-02-29Advanced Light + Shadow by =archetype-stock teaches you all about light sources and how to add shadows to your photomanipulations. (Suggested by `kuschelirmel and Featured by `bleedsopretty) |
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November 20, 2007
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"Yoda is an alright guy, but he still fits the description of "huge asshole." During the first minute he's on screen, he steals Luke's food, a flashlight, and beats R2D2 with his walking stick."
and a very seful tut, ill have to download this one myself.
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