Papermache's Full Splash Tutorial #1 - The Magic

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  1. KreW

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    That is amazing...
     
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    wow... :blink: simply good :blink: tnhx, gonna try it ^^
     
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    That is AMAZING..*claps*
     
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    The reason i didn't use the eliptical marquee tool is because it tends to make a more pixelly circle. But since your gaussian blur it after i guess it doesnt make much of a difference. As for your question elite, the circle layer MUST be rasterized AND the circle (only the circle) selected before you contract.

    Everyone else, thanks for comments, rep, and creds and ill be sure to send it to PTReview..
     
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    Yeah thats what I figured, since the blur was coming up I decided it wouldn't make much of a diff and went ahead and went that route, save me a whole two seconds hahaha
     
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    That's amazing! Should be in premiem.
     
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    awol - lol
    ztarven - thanks and... thanks
     
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    My pc died 3 times jus loading the page i died once but i love it i may use it
     
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    lol, well it did say 56kers be warned
     
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    this is just awsome....wow!
     
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    Awesome tut, definatly premium.

    -rep, because you have written 2 excellent tuts now.
     
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    Well I got like half way then gave up because I have no experience whatsoever with the pen tool i'll look into it another day.
     
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    you said one hour lol i took me 2 but that also included the time to find a render worthy of this great tutorial :P wasnt paying to much attention to the clock
    heres my result very different from yours but i think it came out well enough. rep 4 u also
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    Definately amazing man and I'd have to say it's nice of you to give it away :D
     
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    Thvery last one on your tutorial looks the best, i dont really like the red one. But its still a really good tutorial.
     
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