Bert shows us how to create a breathtaking cosmic scene with a planet, rings, stars, and a nebula.
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Posted by high6 on 02/04/2008 at 05:30:30 am in Pixel Perfect
I liked the methods in this episode, learned a few things. But I agree with zbirdboy and silent.
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Posted by silentspyder on 01/31/2008 at 03:13:14 pm in Pixel Perfect
Agree, especially with all the time the intro and ad takes up. By the way, did anybody listen to the Macworld Twit with Bert on the panel? He didn't say much but he did mention he's going to be starting his biggest illustration to date. I think he said he expects to be working on it for a year or two.
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Posted by zbirdboy on 01/31/2008 at 07:52:47 am in Pixel Perfect
i really wouldn't call it breathtaking. i was actually really disapointed with this episode. There are the possibilities to make a really breathtaking scene in PS, and Mr. Monroy didnt. I really would prefer it if you increased the show lengt some he could go into detail and really make something impressive, like ive seen on his sight, instead of rushing to cut down on the time of the podcast, and make something not really up to par.
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Posted by chuckles on 01/21/2008 at 01:43:32 pm in Pixel Perfect
Bert shows us how to create a breathtaking cosmic scene with a planet, rings, stars, and a nebula.
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