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rasonjowe — Red Water Stereo
Published: 2009-10-11 07:18:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 2037; Favourites: 20; Downloads: 148
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This is fun.Here is a link on how to view them [link]
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oh wow, so much intrigue and depth in one picture
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Well it is just a matter of splitting the image into different pieces then redrawing the behind the pieces with the rubber stamp tool in photoshop so when you shift the different planes you can see what is behind them for the left and right eye. This one wasnt too bad because all the different levels of depth are flat. This one [link] was much more challenging because I had to use the warp tool to make the pieces round then distort the pieces across different planes. Getting the pieces to interact with each other convincingly was a real challenge.
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i really admire handmade 3d-art! it surely takes some efforts to get such good results! makes your traditional piece of art come even more to life
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Less effort than you may think. The piece took about 4-5 hours to paint and 1-2 hours to make 3D. But now that I am in practice I imagine it wouldn't take much time at all :-D
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while painting digitally, i guess it's easier, since you can start your drawing with that in mind - doing a traditional handdrawing first and turning that into 3d later would take a lot more time i guess
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Exactly! If you know you want to make it 3D from the beginning it is much easier. Even with traditional art you can paint it in layers almost like how they did the old school cartoon frames. That way you wouldn't have to go back and try to match and redraw what is behind what you want to bring forward in the image.
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Well I took the original [link] and cut it up in photoshop. Each layer of "depth" is a different photoshop layer. Once the whole thing is cut up I started with the forground images and move to the back ground. If the items in the left image are moved to the left they appear closer and if the images in the right are moved to the right the same effect occurs. Once you have all you layers at the depth you like you have to go back and fill in the holes you created by using the rubber stamp tool in photoshop. I think that is about it lol.
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awesome....I'll have to try that some day...
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Beautiful. Looks like a pop-up book the way each layer is standing up.
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Thanks! The most time consuming part is going back and stamp brushing the details behind what moves or shifts. It would be easier if I had intended to make it 3D from the beginning. I am glad you appreciate my efforts.
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Thanks! It was sort of like working with paper. Each piece is painted and scanned on its own layer in photoshop. lot of fun!
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thanks, this isn't the original it has been edited for the 3D effect.
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