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#81
Oct 27 2010 04:09pm


Another attempt.
I like this much better than other stuff I've done.
Let me know what you think.

The only thing I wish I could have done is have a different light surrounding as a c4d and a different text, neither of which I could find.
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#82
Oct 27 2010 10:41pm
Quote (tayrawr @ Oct 27 2010 05:09pm)
http://i56.tinypic.com/28v7ngg.jpg

Another attempt.
I like this much better than other stuff I've done.
Let me know what you think.

The only thing I wish I could have done is have a different light surrounding as a c4d and a different text, neither of which I could find.


Its a lot better. Stop using text to fill your signature though, like I said its best to leave it out altogether at first.

As far as the question you asked in your pm, just drag your layers to where you want them, or click on the layer underneath your render and paste the c4d, it will appear under the render.

For resources go to deviantart, search c4d, or textures, light textures, etc.
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#83
Oct 28 2010 06:08am
even with a tut this is pretty od hard to do lol
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#84
Oct 28 2010 06:56am
Quote (tayrawr @ Oct 27 2010 02:09pm)
http://i56.tinypic.com/28v7ngg.jpg

Another attempt.
I like this much better than other stuff I've done.
Let me know what you think.

The only thing I wish I could have done is have a different light surrounding as a c4d and a different text, neither of which I could find.


When beginning, don't do anything with text. Until you have more experience playing with text can only ruin your tag.

To resize anything in PS and keep the dimensions scaled, hit ctrl+t then, while holding shift, drag the corner.

To recolor, hit ctrl+u and then check the box that says "Colorize" and play around with the sliders. When you've got a bit more experience with layer masks and gradient maps, these can also be used to recolor with a large degree of accuracy.
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#85
Oct 28 2010 08:01am
one of these days i'll be good enough to try this :O







and by good enough i probably mean inspired enough
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#86
Oct 28 2010 03:23pm
Quote (TheReborn_Magi @ Oct 28 2010 09:01am)
one of these days i'll be good enough to try this :O







and by good enough i probably mean inspired enough


When you do throw some inspiration my way ._.
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#87
Oct 28 2010 05:59pm
Quote (Xandriia @ Oct 28 2010 12:41am)
Its a lot better. Stop using text to fill your signature though, like I said its best to leave it out altogether at first.

As far as the question you asked in your pm, just drag your layers to where you want them, or click on the layer underneath your render and paste the c4d, it will appear under the render.

For resources go to deviantart, search c4d, or textures, light textures, etc.


Where is a good place to find cute anime-like renders?
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#88
Oct 28 2010 07:01pm
Quote (tayrawr @ Oct 28 2010 06:59pm)
Where is a good place to find cute anime-like renders?


Photobucket, google, planetrenders.
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#89
Oct 28 2010 07:10pm
Quote (tayrawr @ Oct 28 2010 11:59pm)
Where is a good place to find cute anime-like renders?


i really like the render in your signature, could you give me a link to it please <3 ?
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#90
Oct 28 2010 08:53pm
Quote (Xandriia @ Oct 28 2010 05:01pm)
Photobucket, google, planetrenders.


Minitokyo.net

Best anime stocks evar.
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