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PSHoudini — Chocolate Tutorial - Photoshop
Published: 2012-01-17 18:16:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 37687; Favourites: 557; Downloads: 879
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How to transform basiclly any object into chocolate with this fast and easy photoshop tutorial.Source Used:
[link] Note: i have writen permition by pedro aleixo to use his 3d demon render. if you want to use this same demon on a creation you must ask him first as well. here is the link to his blog (old) [link] (new)[link] )
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Comments: 116
Thank you so much!! I just needed something like this!!
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Now I saw this one... Outstanding work !!!!
...THanks for share your work !
Many people like me can enjoy whatch them.
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Great stuff! Now'll want to eat my photomanips too
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Everything must now become chocolate. Everything! :U
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Wow, I'm wondered! You are a genius, thanks a lot to share you knowledge with us!
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its always agreat pleasure and tks so much
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Did you make the female image using 3D software then add the chocolate effect or did you take a photo and make it chocolaty? A real cool tutorial that I'll have to play around with though to see it i can get the hang of it.
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no...the image is already a 3d render and i just smoothed out the textures and added the choko efect! glad you liked it
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cool. i saw it and instantly thought it would make a good drawing ref for a muse or nymph. the effect is pretty awesome.
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Dang thats cool! >W👍: 0 ⏩: 1
This will be useful for Easter and Chocolatizing(don't even think thats a word) stuff! lol
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Seems easy enough, but I believe it won't work for older Photoshop versions. Maybe, you could state that in the beginning of the tutorial? ^^*
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well i dont use or ever used older ps softwares so i dont really know by experiance. but the main steps have been accived by ppl that use older ps so i figured out its ok...well i guess i can give a better serach and discover if its possible or not...in case it isnt i'll state it on the coments...tks for the feedback and i'm glad you liked it
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Well, I've used the CS2 version I belive 'Liquify' is not an option awailable there. Just saying.
No problems!
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so true...i'm sorry about that...i think i'll serach for another option and post it in my coments for the ppl with ps lower than cs5...tks for the nottice and i'm sorry to have made you go all this way and discover the liquify isnt an option. how about trying to use the smudge tool. i'm pretty sure it will give you almost the same efect(probably a bit slower thought) but its an option you may try
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Glad I could help a bit)
Yep, smudge would probably do. Setting all the options for the tool will probably be tricky, but it'll do)
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just go making some tests on another psd file untill you get the hang of it...if i figure out any other cool tip on how to use the smudge i'll let you know ok
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tks so much! i'm really happy you like them
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yay...does that mean i'll be having the pleasure to have my tuts in there?
tks so much
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