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how to represent the metal materialRelated content
Comments: 30
So do you just do this with all of the pieces of outer armor and leave most of the smaller details (wires and interior pistons and stuff) blank?
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One of the few artistic styles on Deviant art that is cool AND shows process, Well Done!!!
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I like to use the layer called "vivid light" as it has the same properties of the overlay but the bright tones become more colourful
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now a tutorial like this i could use. I've no idea how to render metal if it's not flat. Great!
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Pple have no idea how many lives this is going to save.
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Looks straightforward enough! I'll have to give it a try sometime.
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oh nvm, you answered already
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How do you get that shimmer on the final image? is it a texture overlay or do you have a brush for that?
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I love this reply. "a brush with texture"
I'm using this exact process to render a piece I'm working on.
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Simeple, effective, straight to the point, informative, easy to follow. An excellent submission!
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useful. How do you colour it? Using the colour/overlay in another layer or directly applying colour?
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