Creating a Sense of Depth in Adobe Photoshop
September 17th, 2007
Overview
In this tutorial you will learn how to give your work a sense of depth using Adobe Photoshop. Specifically we will take a look at using reflections, gradients, and the brush tool to give your work that extra “wow” factor.
This tutorial is available in Quicktime(.mov) format, and is also available on YouTube.
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October 1st, 2007 at 11:18 pm
not bad though I would have had more to the text.
also, adding something more realistic would make an impression. when you look at a real reflection, the further away from the source it is, the blurrier it becomes. creating a new layer, using a small gradient from the top to the bottom of the reflection *foreground to transparent-any colors*, selecting your reflection layer again, selecting the thumbnail for your new gradient layer, and applying a gaussian blur. also, adding a shadow would help.
here’s my version:
http://img398.imageshack.us/my.php?image=bloopqe7.jpg