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Critique my Photoshop creation!
- Thread starter HandyAndy
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It just looks like a coke can floating in water surrounded by blue light while somebody with a blue pinstripe shirt is in the back.
Although I do like the Energize font.
Is this for recreation or are you working for somebody?
Although I do like the Energize font.
Is this for recreation or are you working for somebody?
Alright well check this out
http://foreverinstone.deviantart.com/art/Outskirts-Of-Heaven-95411426
Done with the planet above
http://foreverinstone.deviantart.com/art/Outskirts-Of-Heaven-95411426
Done with the planet above
Yotsuya-san
Senior Don Juan
An even better program for making planets is...
Bryce 5.5
manual
Photoshop is good but you have to also do wraparound texture. Bryce does it for you. Your planet is awesome though. There's no sense of a just a dull flat circle filled with texture which is what I usually get when I try to do planets. And you also got the lighting right too. You'll love Bryce even better. You basically start with a primitive sphere and then put the texture of your choice on it then work with environmental lighting and BAM! Best of all, Bryce is free and you can get tons of free textures online. Happy rendering!
Bryce 5.5
manual
Photoshop is good but you have to also do wraparound texture. Bryce does it for you. Your planet is awesome though. There's no sense of a just a dull flat circle filled with texture which is what I usually get when I try to do planets. And you also got the lighting right too. You'll love Bryce even better. You basically start with a primitive sphere and then put the texture of your choice on it then work with environmental lighting and BAM! Best of all, Bryce is free and you can get tons of free textures online. Happy rendering!