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DementdPrncess β Gel Sphere Tutorial
Published: 2004-12-06 07:27:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 3177; Favourites: 20; Downloads: 1442
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This is my first tutorial, which I am quite pleased with. It's a beginner's tutorial, and is the ground work for creating logos and interfaces like the ones used for the Cingular and Mac logos.--
Feedback would be much appreciated as this is my first. If anyone has any requests for tutorials, or brush sets (there is one that coordinates to this one) please feel free to note me
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Comments: 22
Wow Very nice
I've made my own and he Realy Rocks
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hey very nice tut i cant wait to get back to photoshop as im downloading this im opening photoshop right now thanx much!! +fav'd
check otu some of my work will ya?
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i would suggest never merging layers as you may wish to edit them later on, after all if you saeve as a jpg its gonig to be merged anyways and you can keep the psd if you want ot do little changes for mutliple uses type of thing, very good tutorial tohugh!
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In the case of this tutorial merging certain layers is necessary, you are unable to achieve the linear dodge on the lower half of the sphere without merging. I agree in most cases it is good to keep a .psd file on hand for changes, but that is the beauty of the duplicate image option
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that does make a lot of sense alright! lol
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Hi ^^
I tried the toturial. I'm not that an experienced user but I had no trouble with it and I always wondered how to make such things.
*pets her purdyfull sphere*
Awesome torturial
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Thanks so much. I 'm glad it was helpful for you. I was a bit concerned that I didn't explain things well enough. There will surely be more coming!
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Nice tutorial, gel buttons, text, and all that sort of stuff is alot of fun but can be very frustrating to work with if you don't know any of the basics
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Thank you.
I was hoping that I explained the menus well enough, but after all was said and done I realized that an inexperienced PS user may have problems. I'm currently working on some basic PS tutorials.
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Hmmm, yeah menus. Looking back at it some people new to PS could probably get lost rather quickly, that and all the short cuts can also hurt a person's head right off the bat (they hurt me). But it's tough to make a tutorial that goes through a project and teaches much about the menus at the same time.
Anyway, look forward to seeing any more tuts you do
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As I said I have a few basic ones in the works, but there will be an intermediate/advanced up in just a few
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Thank you! 
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oops.. i guess i logged out of the club .. it's
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Easy to understand and follow, awesome render ! I Like Ur Tut (I found a similar one, long time ago, the render was beautilful like yours, but harder to follow) !
Fav it ! Hope you'll do some stuff like this !
Lth
PS : Sorry, my english is not perfect 'cause it's not my native language
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Mon français n'est pas très bon, mais je ferai mon meilleur.
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Wow ! A french reply ! I'm honored , I stand up and applause 
Be sure, I will check your work !
Bye !
Lth
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Thank you so much. I'm really glad you found it helpful!
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very nice.. i remember seeing a tutorial that is similiar to yours, however yours includes some extra steps that add more detail to it. good tutorial for starters.
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Thank you
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