Virtuoso's Awesome Tutorial - Closed

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  1. dementia

    dementia Well-Known Member

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    sent the tutorial :) thank you for your purchase.
     
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    I'm BACK! :) sending creds
     
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    sent, thanks :)

    if you could, please post a testimonial :) outcome is completely optional.
     
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    thanks man, tut was really easy to follow... and here is my outcome.

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    yeah, as long as you can find a nice large, highly detailed, mid-toned render this tutorial will give you stunning outcomes :)

    i like your outcome btw :)
     
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    I've done it but i didnt use a good render, so i'll give it another go
     
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    ive found that game cinematic renders tend to have the best effects. Take a look at the front page and the outcomes. The 2 guildwars (one is mine, the others is someone elses), the PoP ones are highly detailed and end up working very well.

    It is really important you find a render that uses the entire background before resizing it. You also have to find a spot in that render that makes it work :) after that its extremely simple and comes out with some extremely nice outcomes.

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    Heres another one I made really fast using the tutorial...

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    *whispers* you know you want to buy it *looks around suspiciously*
    bump
     
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    sweet outcomes only if i had enought creds...
     
  9. dementia

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    you do have enough credits :)

    the price is 50 credits, you have 54 :)

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    okay, seriously, does no one want this tutorial? This is so cheap. If you find a render that works you can easily make a sig thats worth more than 50 credits...

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    Those are all worth 50+ credits and they are all made with this tutorial. This not a simple clone tool tutorial. This tutorial doesnt even use cloning. There are techniques in this tutorial that could even spice up all those sigs of yours you have. There is more to this tutorial than you all think.
     
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    very true, the lighting technique is very nice, never would have thought of it and there a quite a few techniques that are simple yet very effective. You guys really should buy
     
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    yeah, the lighting technique in this tutorial is 100% my creation and it works extremely well.

    Just as agon said, a few of the techniques are extremely simple, yet produce a very effective outcome. There are some things in this tutorial I can almost guarentee you havnt thought of yet. You wont be displeased when you buy this tutorial.

    This tutorial is written in so much detail and includes so many images that someone who just picked up photoshop yesterday could know how to do this. (assuming they know how to drop a render into a canvas)
     
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    50 sent :) Great outcomes
     
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    thank you, i agree :)

    its all in the render choice tho :) tutorial sent.
     
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    W00T kick ass tutorial. It's so simple yet a great outcome :)

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    great outcome bro :)

    first anime styled render used that ive liked...
     

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