Virtuoso's Awesome Tutorial - Closed

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  1. Dr. Agon

    Dr. Agon Well-Known Member

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    true true

    anyway, treid a second one, bad render choice but its the only one on my comp i havent used, so now everyone gets to see what it looks like if you choose a bad render :P

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    text is really bad too but i didnt like how it was looking so i just threw it on there =/ Still a very good tut, just gotta be sure to choose a good render
     
  2. dementia

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    yeah the tutorial is extremely render intensive.

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    i have also decided to include this .psd with learning rights with future buyers as I have seen that some people are having trouble knowing 100% what to do.

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    i added 2 new outcomes from myself from this tutorial... text on 3rd one sucks majorly.

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    bump
     
  3. Cast

    Cast Well-Known Member

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    once you find a good render, this is an amazing tut, the lighting technique is both unique and extremely applicable in any style.
     
  4. dementia

    dementia Well-Known Member

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    yeah :)

    any highly detailed, large render (normally only premium) should work.

    If you really need help with it PM me and I can find you a render that would work.

    Worst case scenario you scale the image size larger and sharpen it a little and do some image coloring/level/etc. to the render and then your good to go.
     
  5. Cast

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    [​IMG]

    my outcome this tut rocks.
     
  6. dementia

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    nice outcome bro :)

    im heading off to bed, any sales i get over the night will be taken care of in the morning.
     
  7. Ad4m

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    The tutorial is VERY easy to follow. Very detailed. Overall it's worth the purchase.

    My outcome : [​IMG]

    The only problem I found is that it's hard to find a decent render to use :P
     
  8. dementia

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    any render able to be used... its just a matter of stretching and fixing it to fit the signature. you just gotta find one area that would work.

    not a bad outcome, i like it, just the render isnt really visible sadly :(
     
  9. Cast

    Cast Well-Known Member

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    you guys cant pass this tut up. for 50 creds its a steal not to mention what you will learn.!!!
     
  10. Ad4m

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    Second try

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    Simple but i like it
     
  11. dementia

    dementia Well-Known Member

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    not bad ur second time around :)

    as its been said this tutorial is extremely render intensive.
     
  12. dementia

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    last bump before i REALLY head off to bed :)

    i really hope i have some sales when I wake up in the morning :)
     
  13. Log

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    Looks hot. sending 50.
     
  14. dementia

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    w00t, thanks :)

    sent the tutorial :)
     
  15. Majiny

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    Will buy this... sending credits now.
     

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