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3D Rendered Helmet Tutorial


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A basketball team on a football helmet on a soccer field, I'm liking the mix LOL.

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This is my first ever attempt. I am gonna kept trying. What do you all think?

Looks like you are putting your stickers on the wrong layer, they look like they are below a layer of varnish.

also, you need to select the red area before you do the noise for the metallic look, because now it is on the white plastic parts.

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4053635041_c948c9b6eb_o.jpg

This is my first ever attempt. I am gonna kept trying. What do you all think?

Looks like you are putting your stickers on the wrong layer, they look like they are below a layer of varnish.

also, you need to select the red area before you do the noise for the metallic look, because now it is on the white plastic parts.

Thanks, I will keep working on it

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...is there an overlay or pixel padding option to select outside of the normal selection a few more pixels? I consider myself a photoshop novice, so your help is appreciated! thanks man,

Yes, after making your selection with the Magic Wand, Go to Select -> Modify -> Expand, then input the number of pixels to expand your selection.

The opposite is Select -> Modify -> Contract, to reduce the selection by the number of pixels entered!

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This is my first ever attempt. I am gonna kept trying. What do you all think?

Looks like you used either an outer glow or shadow on the decal and stripe. Looking like they float over the helmet slightly.

Try this:

What I do, is with the decal on its own layer, I select of blank area outside the shape of the art, invert my selection (art is now selected)

Select -> Modify -> Expand the selection by about 6 pixels. Create a new layer, fill the highlighted area with any color.

Finally Bevel/Emboss this layer but making sure you reduce the Fill Opacity to 0%.

This makes a good decal outline.

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haha. ill check my diary for a spare three months.

seriously tho, the point of the template is that anyone can do it.

im happy to produce something specifically for this purpose. perhaps a gang of people could attack all of the football helmets?

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