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Fire Tutorial
Published: 2007-03-02 04:38:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 100004; Favourites: 4164; Downloads: 5216
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CONFUSED????? NOT WORKING?? FIRE NOT TRANSPARENT????? Check out this add-on tutorial that may help with your transparency issues! anuwolf.deviantart.com/art/Fir… Oh wow a DD! Thankyou so much! First time I've been on dA in a while so this is a surprise, I found out kind of late, 2 days later. Nice way to start the new year! xD And please excuse the silly language / overuse of emotes in the tutorial. I was younger back then, and more prone to excessive emoting >>
I found out this technique a couple days back and find it to be extremely useful. I thought you guys deserved to know about it too
I wasn't sure if someone else had a fire tut like this one up, so if there is... sorry? xD
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Yes finally a tutorial that I've been looking for, I praise you awesome one.
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I couldn't believe my eyes how simple it really is! I raise my hat to you- an extremely well-deserved DD!
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The easiest ever method to make some epic looking fire! 8D
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Ah, I could use this info, not so much on fire, but on things "burning" with power...
Thanks for making this. THis is a instant Fav+...
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Thanx very much! and for all of those who (like me) wanted an option without the blackground (that's how Fred Weasley calls the funkadelic black-music background, please don't sue me), because many of us work with layers, easy! Do the fire on a black layer, on a black space -square or circled, whatever- then after the whole fire process (which comes out great as Anuwolf said it) select the black part with the wand and delete it, you'll get a weird black-like perimeter, but ou just smudge a lil'bit more with the finger tool and that's it. SO simple. Thank you Anuwolf! I'ma have to follow you to see what else will you offer.
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Omg thank you!
I used your tutorial here: [link]
:3 <3<3<3
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WHat about if you cannot have it on a black backround?
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Draw it opaque I think its called?like..... Draw it on but with the layer at.... 80 or however density/opacity? It might work
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A wonderful tutorial! Thanks for sharing your technique
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this is a fantastic tutorial, i did it my self and it looks great how ever it would be nice to apply to other backgrounds other than black
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Thank you so much for making this! It REALLY helped me with [link]
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perfect! just what i was looking for actually..
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Anuwolf this is extreemly useful for me thanks for putting it on deviantart
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hey! can you tell me where I find the thing of the "screen"???
awesome tutorial!
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whoa thats so simple!!!! faved i will be using this!!!
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it is helpful but can't really be implemented in a picture. Just fire on a black background. Is there any way you can make fire without the black background so it can be inserted into a picture?
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At the end of the tutorial I did say what to do if you wanted the fire to be transparent, although this transparency sometimes doesn't work in a picture (not 100% all the time).
What you do is you take your black layer with the fire on it, make it into a normal layer (if it was a locked background layer, usually in photoshop the first layer you have is the background layer). Move this fire layer above your picture layer, (the things you want the fire to be on). Then you just set that layer to "screen", so hopefully the only thing that will show is the fire.
Let me know if that helps.
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Very interesting and informative
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[link]
thankyou thankyou so much!
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...very effective yet totally easy to follow, me thinks you have earned the title of demigod among flame tutorials XD
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Oh, yeah! That's pretty cool, thanks!
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that is pretty useful i will try it out sometime
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Amazing tutorial! Definitely going to try it out when I can. Thanks!
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This is a godsend D: I was thinking of doing something with fire. If I hadn't found this I'd be smudging colors too xD
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I will have to attempt this at some point. Thanks for making this!
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Oooo. Will have to play with this some later. Thanks for posting it!
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Thank you so much! This is definitely the best fire tutorial I have ever seen.
[link]
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HEY THERE! I just wanted to thank you soooooo very much for making this tutorial. I was about five seconds away from purchasing a fire stock photo when I happened upon this! You have not only saved me time/energy... you have saved me $$
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I used your tutorial to paint the fire in this photo, thank you [link]
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Perfect. Much more fuss-free and tears-free. Thanks!!!
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Hi. Used your work here: [link] Though I had a hard time understanding about the fuzzy edge smudge brush thing. I'm still learning.
I do hope you'll like it.
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