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husseindesign β Mini Tutorial-Rendering Chrome
Published: 2005-06-10 15:32:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 32960; Favourites: 136; Downloads: 5481
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did this mini tutorial for a guy who asked me who to render chrome (logos, grills.. )hope it helps
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Hey buddy,
This stunning tutorial has been featured in this News Article, it is the 6th edition of it, and I'm proud to have you featured ! [link] Hope you'll go have a look, and enjoy ! And 
Regards,
Sangiev,
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It looks like you put in a drop shadow but didn't mention it. Great tutorial though!
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This is pretty good, the only problem i'm having is getting the background perfectly symmetrical.
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wow so easy and amazing thanks a lot sorry for my bad english
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I did this metal arm [link] with your tutorial. I dont think i did it the right way, but it came out decent enough. Thank you!
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It'll help me do a Chrome pic of the four Neuroshima colours (Steel, Rust, Mercury and Chrome if anyone's interested).
I'm suprised no one has made one already.
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He shoots he scores! Excellent tutorial. Thanks for the tip!
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im a big fan of your work and have been looking fore your site since i saw your page at cardesignnews.com. do you have some tutorials for me... im good at drawing cars. but i need to take it to the next level... pliz help me! and NICE cars u make!
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Nice, you make it look too too easy. Must try this ASAP.
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nice little tutorial.
Simplex, burn is a blending mode in photoshop that you can pick when using the paintbrush, and some other tools too.
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nice...il have to try that. it sounds so simple. but is sooo effective...
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Simply Tut.
have you tryed using tone curves?
The chrome looks so REAL with the curves
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BTW, great job !!
as usual Hussein
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That's sexy. - Thanks!
Do you know how to do video tutorials?
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Very nice...I'm gonna have to try this one...
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coud i add it to my site under tutorials?
whit credits going to you ofcourse
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