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RE: Black/Red Thread Design - OversouL - 01-12-2014
Wow! You're really an expert when it comes to chrome like designs. Can I see how it was made please? :rolleyes:
RE: Black/Red Thread Design - Kureo - 01-12-2014
(01-12-2014, 02:00 PM)OversouL Wrote: Wow! You're really an expert when it comes to chrome like designs. Can I see how it was made please? :rolleyes:
It looks like it was used by using gradients, and more or less nothing else. ( Its also the most efficient way to create the chrome effect )
RE: Black/Red Thread Design - Alex - 01-12-2014
(01-12-2014, 05:50 PM)Destiny Wrote: It looks like it was used by using gradients, and more or less nothing else. ( Its also the most efficient way to create the chrome effect )
It isn't just gradients I know how she made it. :blackhat:
RE: Black/Red Thread Design - Wonder - 01-12-2014
Looks very good to me, just try and find a font that fits a bit better. To me it seems a little out of place right now.
RE: Black/Red Thread Design - Kureo - 01-12-2014
(01-12-2014, 06:41 PM)Alex Wrote: It isn't just gradients I know how she made it. :blackhat:
Anyways, the same effect can be achieved with gradients alone. ( Though she also used outer glow and stroke from the looks of it. I also know that she used a pen tool for some of the shapes )
RE: Black/Red Thread Design - Zurchi - 01-12-2014
That looks great Val.
I kinda forgot how good you were at these kinda things.
RE: Black/Red Thread Design - Valentino - 01-12-2014
@OversouL: Thanks! It was made using a few different layers and gradients, most notably a reflected black/white one (if you're referring to what I'm thinking of haha).
@Wonder: I see what you mean, I'm not too fond of the description font either xD Thanks for the comment!
@Alex & @Destiny: Gradients absolutely played a large part, and I also made use of the other blending options as well like was mentioned. I tend not to use the pen tool, and simply improvise with the shapes.
@Zurchi: Thanks a lot!
RE: Black/Red Thread Design - OversouL - 01-13-2014
(01-12-2014, 11:01 PM)Valentino Wrote: @OversouL: Thanks! It was made using a few different layers and gradients, most notably a reflected black/white one (if you're referring to what I'm thinking of haha).
@Wonder: I see what you mean, I'm not too fond of the description font either xD Thanks for the comment!
@Alex & @Destiny: Gradients absolutely played a large part, and I also made use of the other blending options as well like was mentioned. I tend not to use the pen tool, and simply improvise with the shapes.
@Zurchi: Thanks a lot!
Does this mean I can take a sneak peek at the .PSD of this? :victoire:
RE: Black/Red Thread Design - Mod Mark - 01-18-2014
Looks awesome, Valentino. Good job as always. : )