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Published: 2008-08-01 15:11:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 2864; Favourites: 60; Downloads: 157
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A tutorial on how to create a realistic water droplet.You can find more great tutorials and other resources, as well as a friendly community at Project Photoshop [link]
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Wow. This is very nicely done!
I finally got how to do this (i have seen many tuts of this).
Yours was my fav so far!
could this be used for tears too?
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Certainly. Just follow the steps above.
However, if you wanted to create the generic "tear-shape", you could use the Bloat Tool (found in Liquefy - Shift, Ctrl + X), to push the circle into the desired shape.
Play around with the settings to get the best look.
Hope this helps.
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sweet thank you!
Bloat. i haven't used that one before.
Liquify/warp yes.
Thank you for the infromation.
I will be sure to mess around with them!
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Ha! You know what, warp might work better. I was imagining what you could use to smudge the drop into a tear shape...
Try the smudge tool.
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haha ok. thanks.
i'll play around with it and see what i can come up with.
it might take me a while but when i do i'll send you a link to my creation!
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love the tut but i was wondering, if i could use it to make blood insted of water, how do i keep the red color of the blood instead of makin it see through like water?
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Hmm, an interesting idea. I'd suggest using red and a darker shade of red for the gradient (instead of white and black), and then setting the Droplet layer to Darken, or perhaps multiply, depending on the depth of red in the blood required. The rest of the steps remain the same!
Hope this helps.
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