I agree with the other comments -- source pics would be nice. Also, the final images have the rivets overlapping the 'underlying aluminium layer' which they shouldn't do -- need to paint the rivets back in. Use of advanced layer blending to partially reveal underlayers would be nice too.
Submitted by troglodyte on Fri, 11/26/2004 - 05:24.
Most of your how-to's are quite good, but this one requires a whole bunch of image files that are not even supplied. How can you even try out the step by steps without the files. Give us a technique that starts from scratch.
Submitted by SchmidDesign on Wed, 11/24/2004 - 10:28.
While the article is interesting, I suspect the majority of us do not have such a selection of images at our fingertips. I was hoping for a tuturial was worked on creating these effects from just the greyscale image.
Not quite photorealistic.....
I agree with the other comments -- source pics would be nice. Also, the final images have the rivets overlapping the 'underlying aluminium layer' which they shouldn't do -- need to paint the rivets back in. Use of advanced layer blending to partially reveal underlayers would be nice too.
Nothing Special
I didn't learn anything I already didn't know. Felt it was a little to involved to get the look that was achieved.
useless
Most of your how-to's are quite good, but this one requires a whole bunch of image files that are not even supplied. How can you even try out the step by steps without the files. Give us a technique that starts from scratch.
Where do we get all those metal images?
While the article is interesting, I suspect the majority of us do not have such a selection of images at our fingertips. I was hoping for a tuturial was worked on creating these effects from just the greyscale image.