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    A different wet tech...

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    • M Offline
      mateo soletic
      last edited by

      Nice work Tom, it looks great.
      Mateo.

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        RonS
        last edited by

        Very nice Tom. Great work.

        Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.
        Steve Jobs

        RonS

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          tomsdesk
          last edited by

          Thanks guys...I'm convinced to procede with this tech (was before, but sure helps to have a few fans :`) Best, Tom.

          http://www.tomsdesk.moonfruit.com/
          2.5D Trees & Shrubs!

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            majid
            last edited by

            oh really great , how did u got that? where is the way and what is the tecnique?

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              tinanne
              last edited by

              Another great render Tom. I'm getting tired of saying that!! πŸ˜‰

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                Anssi
                last edited by

                Tom,

                I like these a lot. Am I correct in observing that you have toned down your colour palette a little? We Northeners seem to like them somewhat subdued πŸ˜„

                Anssi

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                  Mike Lucey
                  last edited by

                  Nice effect Tom. I was a little confused with the 4th image. It took me a little while the 'read / see' the tree as a tree. I think in this situation more 'shadow' play is needed but I think its well worth pursuing and developing this technique.

                  Mike

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                    ely862me
                    last edited by

                    tom u should be a paintor because u re really good

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                      spadestick
                      last edited by

                      Are these hand painted?

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                        tomsdesk
                        last edited by

                        No, digital...and not much painting at all (some of the growies are custom creations that have a "painted" feel, I think).

                        When this old thread popped up a couple of weeks ago (during the forum move) I went searching for the PSP file to show me the layer config...but alas, it has gone the way of the baseball cards in that box in the basement. I can see I used the smooth tool on the straight SU jpeg, probably overlayed that with itself to punch up the colors (whether they needed it or not :`), then topped it off with a black dots "texture" burned in.

                        There is more, to be sure, but I am at a loss...and I haven't had the time to try to recreate. More later...and thanks for your support.

                        http://www.tomsdesk.moonfruit.com/
                        2.5D Trees & Shrubs!

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                          majid
                          last edited by

                          i am waitng for your tot plz πŸ˜„

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                            spadestick
                            last edited by

                            Unbelievable... I thought they were hand painted... I can't tell the difference!

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