I listlessly browse Facebook on a break from work. In the sea of garbage, a post captures my attention: someone asked the difference between bloggers and influencers. Great, I think, someone who still uses the brain. I stop to read…
Tag: second life
ECLIPSE Magazine is dedicated to not only offering an aesthetically pleasing publication but to also be considered a platform that offers rich and relevant content. Each month, we showcase resident’s and groups that have taken the concept of “your world,…
We often have Pile Up requests from other residents over at Flickr and they’re usually on a bright green background. This is to allow the easy extraction of foreground items using the process of Green Screen or Chromakeying. This video…
Uh yeah. as you can see here, I normally have no idea what I’m doing 😀 But this was requested, so I do hope you sorta somewhat enjoy it. Here’s how I edited this photo, instead of doing a sped…
Not my best tutorial but I wanted to get this out there as I have had a lot of people ask how I created the glow effect for a certain picture awhile back. Enjoy! Stock images are found on deviantart.com
Hey guys! I’ve been getting a lot of requests to make a tutorial on how I create hair, so I finally did it! Hope you find this helpful 🙂
I thought I’ll get into the habit of doing these Zbrush time lapses for practice as well as get back into the groove of creating. I might not upload every single one I do unless I find them interesting and…
In this tutorial, I show you how to take multiple images and combine them for more dynamic light and shadow with photoshop. Using multiple images with different lighting and blending modes you can go easy mode! credits on the main…
A tutorial for taking high resolution portraits of your avatar’s face OR items in Second Life. Zooming, windlight settings, and also how to save large file sizes in photoshop at 1-2 megabytes without loss of quality.
Create a depth map with windlights and photoshop. Created using Anya’s method and windlight here https://www.plurk.com/p/mesvw1 Thanks so much to Anya for teaching us how to do this and for the windlight!