(5 years and 3441 days ago)
very different approach author.. good luck..
post melting through a manhole cover
techniques used
Layering,Burning,Smudging,plastic wrap filter ,color overlays and layer blending modes,Some cloneing ,
layer masks,and the warp tool
Edit: I posted this and used the manhole cover I thought was one I had shot but on a closer look it looks as if it was a stock image from
Wikimedia commons
the one I had shot had english writing this one seems to be different .
Sorry Was not my intent to steal the content . And thank you CMYK for asking me to upload the original or I would have never seen the mistake Source added now (5 years and 3499 days ago)
very different approach author.. good luck..
Thank you
I was going for something different from what was already posted.
The shadow is too thin, at wrong angle, & the edge should be blurred. The melted part of the manhole cover should probably still have a slight glow. Post your uncut original photo in SBS. See http://www.pxleyes.com/guidelines/
good job .............. Gl ..........
good job
gud luck
GL
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A sad sun, melting because it's too hot. :D (5 years and 3525 days ago)
nice , good work
nice , good work
Very nice, should be cool if you made the plastic trash melt too =P
Very nice...gl
nice effect
cooooo image
poor sun , nice work author
i guess it was too hot... great entry author... gL
GL
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vm natural plug in I used for this project similar ones can be found on source link.because the one I have closed...Sorry (5 years and 3552 days ago)
Hmmm... melting base looks a bit flat...
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I created the drops in a mask, copied and blurred it.
Copied the blurred watch channel in a new document and saved it as a texture.
Used a black and white picture (desaturated) and strechted it out over the background, blurred it and applied the glass filter with the saved texture. Put distort at maximum and a slight smoothness.
Cut out the non watch parts and then applied a bunch of layer styles to get the fluidlike effect. (5 years and 3589 days ago)
I am working on the guide but accidentally deleted step 3, so i guess i have to start over. Ill do it as soon as possible.
Cool (varm) idea
Hmm... Delicious! Makes me wanna eat this watch immediately Good work and great SBS! And good to know, that I'm not the only one, who is always "happy" when Windows suddenly decideds to reboot
Yes i agree, i think i will make a melting windows system soon. Thanks for the comments. The guide will be updated soon, at work atm so i cant do anything to update it. The original step 3 is missing, and the last few still need to be added.
Don't forget to credit author of the tutorial that u used...
@Erathion: What are you saying? I've been covering more things in goo the last few years, this one is no different.
This technique that u use Mark Monciardini show's on his DVD course Photoshop Top Secrets-Liquid metal...I think that the image of the castle is the same...Sorry if i wrong but i think that technique is the same.
They showed that on a DVD ? lol. And someone bought it ? lol
I learned this technique from a friend a while back, and it was used to make a chrome effect he said, and indeed it worked.
I really dont know if he got it from a dvd.I'll ask him when i see him again.
Edit: The guide is finished now
good chocolate efect!
Looks cool!
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Author, seagulls are a bit stretched.
Sill a lot of work here. It could be much better
interesting
woooow sweet
i can honestly say........... i won't be licking that ice cream rofl
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