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If you have ever struggled with making a round roof, you'll definitely want to check out this tutorial by Cozei on brickbuilt.
Picture II
For those who did not see the first picture...
This is going to be my first visual tutorial about consciousness and awareness.
It is very easy because the pictures will speak for themselves.
Without words you will understand, what it all means.
Maybe you discover something very important for yourself... :-)))
If you like, ask yourself what you see and how you see.
Next picture tomorrow.
HKD
Completed my second tutorial for my spruce techniques that I've used in some of my later MOCs, such as my Winter Landscape and The Great Outdoors:
Feel free to let me know what you think of it, and if there's anything that can be improved upon. Hope you will like it and find it useful :)
So I finally completed a tutorial on the tree technique used in some of latest MOCs and you can find it here:
Feel free to let me know what you think of it, and if there's anything that can be improved upon. Hope you will like it and find it useful :)
Planning on making a few more tutorials that some of you have requested, now that I have some time, so keep an eye out for them :)
Here's a panorama of Tokyo, taken from the Mori Tower. It's made up of 6 different photos from the Hasselblad X1D. The full full-rez I'll put on Smugmug ( www.stuckincustoms.com/links/smugmug ) soon! Tokyo is so huge, and I'm not even sure this photo captures it. Over there on the left is the tallest building here - that's where I am staying at the Ritz-Carlton. Anyone can go up there to the top floor and take a photo from the bar; it's quite a view too!
I edited this photo on the bullet train from Tokyo to Kyoto, where we are having our event tonight. I really enjoy editing photos on a train... I'm not sure why, but it's very relaxing for me to listen to music, work on photos, and occasionally stare out the window. #tokyo #rcmemories #japan
Few people were interested about the 'acrylic' fake nails I made for my Zero, so I decided to make a tutorial so everyone can make their dolls some fancy nails.
You can make any kinds of fake nails with this method, and maybe use other material than straw, but I this is just how I do it.
Hope this is helpful!
This is an updated version of one of the first quilts I made. Measurements and a quick tutorial are posted here if you'd like to make a similar one!
1. First, you will need:
wire, about 24" (I find 22 and 24 gauge to work best)
various buttons
face image(collage sheets, photos, clip art, etc)
wings(collage or clip art images, drawn, clay, shrink plastic, etc)
wire cutters
card stock
glue
scissors
2/3. First, decide how much of the picture you wish to use and how you want to place it with the wings. I decided to use just the face for this one. I like to glue the wings and face to a piece of cardstock to make it a little stronger, then cut them out.
4. Next, I like to lay out my buttons to get an idea of what combination I like.
CaptainDiamond36 asked for a tutorial on how to build the floor I used in several vignettes like Sudden Trouble or Boarded!, so here is a little bit of instruction.
The technique is rather easy. You just need a lot of grill tiles, a few 2x3 plates and several 1x2 and other 1xY tiles, along with a simple SNOT base. The size of the base is variable and the number of panels you use is totally based on how large the floor should be. I don't know exactly how many panels make a certain number of studs in length, so you just have to try it out, if you are building larger or smaller than this.
I hope this tutorial helps. Please, let me know, if you want to see more instructions like this for the techniques I use.
If you liked my bridge from Tōzoku Hideout, then should find this tutorial useful.
Check it out on Brickbuilt!
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Trying something new - someone once asked me to do this, so figured now's a chance.
Based off of Pascal's drone
Sorry for lack of cool Trotta style music.
Maybe next time ;)
Shot spectator side at Brands Hatch for the British GT Championship
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6 more designs explained in our latest tutorial.
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Do you know how to add stars to an empty night sky in Photoshop? Do you have a full sized Milky Way image to use in such cases? On my blog I've created a quick tutorial with step-by-step instructions on adding stars to skies and I've included a free, full-sized Milky Way photo for you to use
www.throughstrangelenses.com/2013/06/11/tutorial-adding-s...
Here's the breakdown for how to make windows like I used in my Silver Seedling build.
Read the guide on Brickbuilt.
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The sun was so brilliant again today so i was cycling a little bit and took a few shoots again :) Maybe next week i'll be uploading some more photos than usual because i have a free week :) (yeah!!)
This one is processed with my "Buttercream Vintage" style. I made a tutorial and a photoshop action for that. You can find it here
Canon EOS 550D, EF 50mm 1.4
I've written a tutorial that could help give you even more control over your images under conditions that can either ruin a photo or help to create a vibrant photo. This is a technique I use a lot..See the link below to learn how to be completely free from lens flare without using filters.
Link: www.throughstrangelenses.com/2013/06/29/tutorial-how-to-r...
Ya tenéis el tuto de la dAlia, vamos allá:
1- Materiales: rondeles (si son pequeños, mejor, pesarán menos; éstos son de 4 mm. de diámetro), hilo metálico de 0´3 mm. para enrollar, y otro de 0´8 para el gancho.
2- Con unos 60 cm. del hilo más fino, se enfilan 12 rondeles, dando dos vueltas como se ve en la foto.
3- Con uno de los cabos se van rodeando los rondeles hasta dar la vuelta entera.
4 -Se hace lo mismo con otros seis rondeles, se trenzan un poco los dos cabos y se cortan.
5- Se pone un círculo encima de otro (dejándole al pequeño el cabo cortado en la cara de abajo, para que quede oculto)
6- Con uno de los cabos del círculo grande, vamos atando los dos pisos, cogiendo dos de abajo por cada uno de arriba.
Esto lo hacemos por dos veces o incluso tres, para que quede más sujeto. Se trenzan un poco los cabos, se cortan y se esconden como se pueda.
7- Cortamos un trozo de varios centímetros del alambre más grueso, se chafa un poco la punta con el martillo, se lima el extremo y se enfila el último rondel (que hará de centro). Se dobla en ángulo recto.
8- Se lima el otro extremo y se mete por el agujero central.
9- Se le da forma al gancho, y ya está la dAlia.
Si a alguien se le ocurre otro tipo de montaje o una solución distinta para el rondel central, me encantarían sugerencias.
Foto: Manuela Parreño
If you haven't seen yet, the amazing Anne has a digital painting tutorial out. I spent the day going through it and this is the result! :) I'm really happy with it, though I did make a rookie mistake and didn't noticed I hadn't taken the picture in HD until it was too late!
If you like it here's a beginning to either finish or experiment. If you'll notice the strip in the photo, it shows before the process.
1. Duplicate background layer twice (command/control + j twice will do it).
2. Click, choosing "Layer 1", and go Image > Adjustment > Desaturate (Or make it black and white anyway you want to).
3. Click and choose "Layer 1 copy" and put that in "softlight" blending mode using the Layer Pallet drop down menu.
4. Go to the Channels Pallet and command/control click the RGB channel, getting a highlights selection.
5. Go back to the Layer Pallet and "Layer 1 copy" should still be chosen ( You can tell it's chosen because it'll be highlighted with some color), and again do command/control + j. This creates "Layer 2" from your selection and it's in "softlight" blending mode.
6. Go back to Channels pallet and command/control click the RGB layer, getting the highlights selection again. Invert the selection by either going to Select > Inverse or use the keyboard shortctu of command/control + shift + i
7. Add a hue/saturation adjustment layer and set the saturation to +50 and Lightness of -10.
I've created an action at www.allangengler.com/my_actions if you're interested. BUT do it manually first so you can see the effects and maybe try creating your own action.
Video tutorial - www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrHIta60QKg&t=118s
Thanks for viewing =)
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Three more door designs are explained in the latest tutorial on Brickbuilt!
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Tutorial for the well I used in my Nordheim Armory build is up now, check it out on brickbuilt: www.brickbuilt.org/?p=5260
New Tutorial on Puchicollective: Tinsel Trees!
www.puchicollective.com/tutorials/blythetutorials/make-a-...
Patrick B. shares his wooden wall technique in our latest Guest Tutorial on brickbuilt: tutorial link.
Since many commenters seemed to enjoy the well I built for my Herbalist's Garden, here is a tutorial for it!
Depois de abrir as janelas e tirar as abas da caixa eu reforcei as laterais que ficaram fininhas demais com o próprio papelão das abas. Assim o mini studio não corre o rsico de "desabar"
If you like this one I have written 3 other tutorials which you can find >> here <<
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Some of you have been asking what I have been talking about when I've said that I've been using pixel blending to improve the exposure on some of my photos. Well here is the second of my attempts at writing a tutorial, this time on using "Pixel Blending".
I'm afraid this tutorial is only of use to those of you who shoot their images in RAW (and use Photoshop CS2), but if this applies to you or you're just interested please have a look through my tutorial in the comments section below. Any criticism or comments are welcome (I'm not an expert and always like hearing about new techniques)
Here is the other tutorial I have written if you want to look at that.
Nothing like a steep learning curve that has you almost vertical. More than a handful of false starts but with very little determent. Got to animate it next. I love this! And I can only get better!
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Three more window designs are covered in this tutorial on Brickbuilt.
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Olá minha gente!
Hoje eu trago pra vocês o tutorial dessas rosas lindas, quem quer aprender a fazer?
Vem ver! trioesmaltado.blogspot.com.br/2014/01/tutorial-rosas-azui...
I made this wallet from a tutorial over at That Darn Cat The tutorial was really easy to follow and I only used scraps I had around the house, making my project totally free! I originally saw this project made by someone on Threadbanger! Thanks for the tip on this great tutorial!
I made a few changes including doing a hand sewn binding instead of flipping the wallet inside out, using a button closure and using cotton batting instead of fusible fleece for strength.