Z89's fall from grace by zap326
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Z89's fall from grace
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Created: 24-25th of January 2005
Created with: Poser 4.03, Photoshop
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About:
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The image of the robot is taken from a WIP I was working on last year and have yet to get back to but I thought I'd use a render of it as a test of a Photoshop action.
At one point I was going to title this, "America's love-hate relationship with the seatbelt" but all that onscreen text was just too distracting. - Still, it kinda suits the image as if the robot was a crash-test dummy or something and would do well for a magazine article perhaps. ;-)
This simple project started out merely to test a Photoshop action I was working on yesterday. The action helps me greatly to create a 'cut out' from a POSER render that I can then use in Photoshop on different layers.
When I load a POSER render as a .TIF file (it has an alpha channel in it) into a Photoshop, I have to go through a repetitive and somewhat tedious process everytime so I thought why not automate it and make it an action?
Now just after 3 clicks (and two of those are just ok's to action dialogs that I put in) a twiddle with a slider, and then the job is done that used to take me a couple/few fiddly minutes before without the action.
Z.
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ITEMS USED:
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* NTU Battledroid
by Holger Hinzberg (Holli)
available at: www.renderosity.com
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FREEBIES used:
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* Paintshop Pro/Photoshop brushes
by Cwshorty
(was part of the assorted "24 Days of Gifts" Xmas freebies
for 2004 from published (brokered) artists via DAZ3D)
Thanks Linda!
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Comments (1)
Impressive picture. I like the idea !