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WARNING: BIG file.So this is the INNERSECTION of the Walkthrough piece.
These take place between steps 5 to 9.
What's what:
01 - 05: the Sky
06 - 14: Buildings
15 - 26: Tower
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Photoshop7/OpticalMouse
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This is great. You said something about not being able to put vanishing points outside the canvas? I've found a way to do this, but, it is a bit time consuming. I just use my polygonal selection tool, pick my vanishing point and kind of zig zag over my canvas until I have my grid, close selection, then stroke that line. Presto, perspective grid.
This walkthrough is amazing. Thanks for sharing.
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NEVERRRRRRRR say NEEEEVERRRRRRR whatEVEERRRRRRRRRRR you dooooooooooooo. haven't seen that movie since i was like... 5 or 6
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great piece and tut, i would love to see how you get your lines so clean though >.,<
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Always a pleasure to see tutorials 
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Thank you very much for taking your time to put these together, I appreciate that very much.
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Realy Awesome Tutorial
I love it so much
Keep Tutorialing" ^^"
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Okay, how do you make that perspective grid? Not as in how do you make one, but how do you achieve that specific grid. It seems like you ran an algorythm or something to generate it.
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this was SO HELPFUL thank you SO MUCH! i realize these tutorials aren't your favourite thing but i was wondering if you might consider submitting an innersection for one of your pieces with a complicated character coloring. I love the disney-inspired pieces you've been putting up lately but i crave to know more about your shading process!
*fave'd*
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I'm more interested in your grid! Seems lieka practical way to handle perspective in photoshop, but how do you go about teh process more thoroughly?
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PS7? Perspective Grid? You build it by hand? Or did you at least touch Illustrator for the grid?
I originally thought "hey, he actually put the CS3 PS's 3D grid to good use", then I saw the "PS7".
Shiz.
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Ok. Read the walkthrough. You built the grid by hand.
Shiz it iz.
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This is really cool! I still don't really understand how you did the perspective lines, though...
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yeah, these are awesome, but how do you make that grid?
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awesome! i never seen the grid before! ^-^
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if there was a perspective filter, i would've used it.
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Ooo! i meant the vanishing point filter option. it doesn't do it for u but it shows u the perspective lines which makes it easier
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hey man! i think its amazing that you share your techinque, since most of the people are kinda selfish... and specially since there are a lot of copycats around.... but your style is pretty cool and its hard to imitate... for what is worth, i learned a few things so thanks!
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goawd those buildings must have taken soo long to do with each individual block and the perspective!
wonderfully done ^^
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buildings took about 45 or so minutes.
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still leaves me in aww cause i cant do perspective for crap ^^
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Thank you again. It's great to see the process. People should post more of it.
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its really lovely, could you tell me where you got your perspective grid? i'd like to use it
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Would like to know more about that 3-point grid you created. It looks neat and very useful.
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amazing but i barely understand it
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Now I understand the point of the grid. your work is very well planed out
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what is frame 25... looks like u took a step back?
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i went back and added more highlight to the roof
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the finish piece looks like 3D
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How you made them perspecitve grids?
You're crazy doing this with a mouse. I can't even do this with my tablet.
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I can't believe you're doing this with a mouse .
Man , you're amazing O_O
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I agree O_O
I'm glad you, lastscionz, show t us all the pieces.
And the finish peace looks great! Great work!
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Wow, very slick the way you did that bro...
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Those textures are gorgeous, dude.
I gotta find those perspective grids. Those look immensely useful.
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