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Jemooshka — 3D effect tutorial!
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Published: 2016-02-21 14:00:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 5432; Favourites: 198; Downloads: 0
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I do my 3d effect a bit different than others, I think it is easier this way since I get confused with the channels xD I do this to all my pics but sometimes it is hard to tell!Hope it helps someone!
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ah sorry to accidentally give you a headache!! maybe I am immune to the effect from looking at it for so long haha ^^
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Well I wear glasses, so maybe that's why? Its okay don't be sorry ;w; I think maybe just erasing the blur around the eyes like someone mentioned might keep it from doing that. Like I said, the majority of your stuff doesn't do it to me, so don't worry too much on my account!
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Bruh XD I would STILL like to know how you even GET to to that point. Like. I'll finish my lineart before I even start coloring and when I color its like OMG WHERE TO I PUT COLORS AND HOW! I know how but like, I dont know how to make it....3D.
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hmm it helps to watch some tutorials or painting videos from artists you like! that helped me ^^
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Omg she replied -feels special- XD Oohhh good one, I try to do that too. Got any favorites?
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Head over to the channels tab, move the red layer, then move the blue layer. Voila~
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Actually I never noticed this effect in your artwork, so I think you do it the right way. Many artists use it the headache way.
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yeah haha xD I mostly use it to add some more color which is its secret ability! :3
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It's cool to see how you can achieve a 3D effect with photoshop
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Awesome work! ^w^ not an artists but it is cool being able to see into the progress of how you make something!
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Shame you had to edit the photo for this post! ><
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ah yeah I thought of it last minute xD did not want to have to put the mature content filter on a tutorial
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Art is art. But hey, that is just my opinion. Good call though! : 3 Can I feature that one on my website for your page? : 0
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Interesting... it looks a lot like the color fringing (dispersion) you get from aspherical chromatic aberration (caused by light passing through a lens and red/blue being diffracted different amounts). It's very cool.
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ah thank you! that sounds cool :0
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Thank you! Light is pretty cool. I'd hate to think of what the universe would be like without light... darker, for sure, and no sweet art like yours!
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im sure earth would not be too happy without light as well haha :3
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We'd only miss it for a little while!
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I never thought of using the 3D technique in such a subtle way! But it certainly adds something, I love this. Thank-you so much, your art is a huge inspiration to me.
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ah thank you!! that means a lot ;u;
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i really love your art style, i'm wondering, how do you practice painting and drawing? do you have any tips for aspiring artists?
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thank you! I think I will make a journal on it soon
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I can't wait for the journal. ill have to strive to draw more a day and study more on bodies and such. and if you don't mind on your journal can you explain what you do to practice painting and drawing? I'm sorry if im asking to much or being annoying
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its no problem! every day I try to get 2-5 hours of drawing in, and I usually draw things I already like to draw (like faces!) and then put something harder in there like a hand! so it is still fun but I am getting practice also
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That's helpful, thank you. one last question, is there a certain way you practice painting on your computer? your painting skills are so gorgeous!
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hmm I just use the normal round brush and soft brush and go to town haha!
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Thank you so much, i really appreciate the help! you're actually the best, i'll take all you've said to heart and do my best to improve!
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Oh that's certainly a clever way to achieve it! Personally I duplicate the finished piece on a new layer then go into blending options where I turn off the Red channel in the "Advanced Blending" category. Then I just size up the duplicate a tinsy bit to get the 3D effect Oh and to avoid headache I erase the focal points on the 3D duplicate like the face etc!
Always fun to see how different artists solve problems in different ways
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