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Aces Spade

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06-16-2005 22:10

I am pretty much a new designer and still clueless on some things like how to make wrinkles in textures shadeing ect.. anyone have any tips to share?

plzzzz

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Cindy Claveau

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06-17-2005 06:27

From: Aces Spade

I am pretty much a new designer and still clueless on some things like how to make wrinkles in textures shadeing ect.. anyone have any tips to share?

plzzzz

For wrinkles, you probably want the Photoshop Burn and Dodge tools. Here's some links I put together:

/109/33/49783/1.html

Here's Robin's wonderful Quicktime video on using alpha channels in PS:

http://www.robinwood.com/Catalog/Technical/SL-Tuts/SLPages/TranspSL.html

Eboni Khan's tutorial:

http://www.sluniverse.com/kb/article.aspx?id=10199

More tutorials especially for SL:

http://www.spacethinkdream.com/v_tutorials.php

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Nikki Seraph

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Join date: 6 Jan 2005

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06-17-2005 10:52

I have put together a simple notecard with my personal method of creating wrinkles and shading - which does include the basics of the wrinkles via burn-and-dodge method.

The tutorial was created using PSCS 2, but, should be workable for other versions of PS, as it only makes use of dodge, burn, and blur tools.

If anyone is interested (and I did drop it on Aces) I am more than happy to share.

Please be aware that it's only ONE method of going about things, and there are MANY. What works great for me may not work perfectly in all situations or for all people. But, the basic tools and methods are still there.

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Aces Spade

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06-18-2005 09:13

From: Nikki Seraph

I have put together a simple notecard with my personal method of creating wrinkles and shading - which does include the basics of the wrinkles via burn-and-dodge method.

The tutorial was created using PSCS 2, but, should be workable for other versions of PS, as it only makes use of dodge, burn, and blur tools.

If anyone is interested (and I did drop it on Aces) I am more than happy to share.

Please be aware that it's only ONE method of going about things, and there are MANY. What works great for me may not work perfectly in all situations or for all people. But, the basic tools and methods are still there.

Ty nikki and cindy sorry i didn't apply back to this post right away LOL... Thanks for your info it was most helpful

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Posted by ZsuZsanna Raven
So where is the "i don't give a shit'' option?

New designer help wanted
Aces Spade Raise you One♠ Join date: 22 Sep 2003 Posts: 2,774	06-16-2005 22:10 I am pretty much a new designer and still clueless on some things like how to make wrinkles in textures shadeing ect.. anyone have any tips to share? plzzzz _____________________ From: someone Posted by ZsuZsanna Raven So where is the "i don't give a shit'' option?
Cindy Claveau Gignowanasanafonicon Join date: 16 May 2005 Posts: 2,008	06-17-2005 06:27 From: Aces Spade I am pretty much a new designer and still clueless on some things like how to make wrinkles in textures shadeing ect.. anyone have any tips to share? plzzzz For wrinkles, you probably want the Photoshop Burn and Dodge tools. Here's some links I put together: /109/33/49783/1.html Here's Robin's wonderful Quicktime video on using alpha channels in PS: http://www.robinwood.com/Catalog/Technical/SL-Tuts/SLPages/TranspSL.html Eboni Khan's tutorial: http://www.sluniverse.com/kb/article.aspx?id=10199 More tutorials especially for SL: http://www.spacethinkdream.com/v_tutorials.php _____________________
Nikki Seraph Registered User Join date: 6 Jan 2005 Posts: 238	06-17-2005 10:52 I have put together a simple notecard with my personal method of creating wrinkles and shading - which does include the basics of the wrinkles via burn-and-dodge method. The tutorial was created using PSCS 2, but, should be workable for other versions of PS, as it only makes use of dodge, burn, and blur tools. If anyone is interested (and I did drop it on Aces) I am more than happy to share. Please be aware that it's only ONE method of going about things, and there are MANY. What works great for me may not work perfectly in all situations or for all people. But, the basic tools and methods are still there. _____________________ "The supreme happiness in life is the conviction that we are loved — loved for ourselves, or rather, loved in spite of ourselves." -Victor Hugo eNVe Designs: Puea \| Slootsville On the Web: SLexchange \| SLboutique
Aces Spade Raise you One♠ Join date: 22 Sep 2003 Posts: 2,774	06-18-2005 09:13 From: Nikki Seraph I have put together a simple notecard with my personal method of creating wrinkles and shading - which does include the basics of the wrinkles via burn-and-dodge method. The tutorial was created using PSCS 2, but, should be workable for other versions of PS, as it only makes use of dodge, burn, and blur tools. If anyone is interested (and I did drop it on Aces) I am more than happy to share. Please be aware that it's only ONE method of going about things, and there are MANY. What works great for me may not work perfectly in all situations or for all people. But, the basic tools and methods are still there. Ty nikki and cindy sorry i didn't apply back to this post right away LOL... Thanks for your info it was most helpful _____________________ From: someone Posted by ZsuZsanna Raven So where is the "i don't give a shit'' option?

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