I need some help with Photoshop

[SKeRGraphics]

Okay, so I wanted to learn how to make the awesome 3d colorful paint splashes. I have some examples, so Skype me.
Skype: xcmtrap

 

[TheSuperFunArt]

so get a brush that is shaped like a paint splash, you can download it online.
then on photohop create a new layer and draw one splash.
double click on the layer and you can see some options to engave, embed, add shadows, just try them out and you will get a 3D effect that you desire

 

[SKeRGraphics]

so get a brush that is shaped like a paint splash, you can download it online.
then on photohop create a new layer and draw one splash.
double click on the layer and you can see some options to engave, embed, add shadows, just try them out and you will get a 3D effect that you desire

Thank you! My dad is a professional graphic designer and he said he will be able to teach me when he has time.

 

[unknown_user54684097890]

It's fairly easy, actually. If you have a brush effect (like mention earlier) in the shapes of various splashes, just select one and "splash" it down on the project. Then you can add a Bevel/Emboss, a slight Inner Shadow and maybe even a drop shadow, that should give you the desired "3D" effect.

Here's an example using the techniques I just listed ~

Best of luck with your designs mate!

- Musty

 

[SKeRGraphics]

It's fairly easy, actually. If you have a brush effect (like mention earlier) in the shapes of various splashes, just select one and "splash" it down on the project. Then you can add a Bevel/Emboss, a slight Inner Shadow and maybe even a drop shadow, that should give you the desired "3D" effect.

Here's an example using the techniques I just listed ~

Best of luck with your designs mate!

- Musty

The one I wanted to learn was 3d and other cool things. Like this one:

 

[unknown_user54684097890]

The one I wanted to learn was 3d and other cool things. Like this one:

That kind of stuff is usually done with Cinema4D, but I've also heard some people use real paint splashes then cut out the background etc.

 

[SKeRGraphics]

Thanks! Time to start learning Cinema4D

 

[CaponDesign]

Or learn Adobe Illustrator. You can use meshes to create the 3D look.

 

[SKeRGraphics]

Or learn Adobe Illustrator. You can use meshes to create the 3D look.

I am really good with Illustrator, I just don't have it no more sadly.