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In this tutorial I’ll show you how to make a 3D water surface.
1. Create new file [Ctrl+N], Background — White, Foreground — Black (D). Choose Filter –> Render –> Clouds
2. Choose Filter –> Sketch –> Chrome
3. Choose Filter –> Distort –> Twirl (50-100grad)
4. Let’s colour the water [Ctrl+U]
5. Let’s make 2-3 new layers [Ctrl+Shift+N] and repeat points 1-4. Don’t forget to set different “Opacity” for each layer: 1st layer — 100%, 2nd layer — 50%, 3rd layer — 30%.
6. Now we have a realistic 3D water surface.
March 5th, 2009; 6:10 am
Hi!your tutorial look great!
but someone do it with something call “bump map” and “channel”I don’t get what it mean…do u know this?Please, if u know, can u explain to do a tutorial let us know it very well?
October 9th, 2010; 1:36 pm
A good article from I like to read it on your website / blog thank you for your suggestions and input
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