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Lembram que coloquei a foto do antes e depois da make que fiz na minha amiga Raquel?? Então, acabei gravando o tutorial em vídeo.
Link pro blog
www.thaisbenites.com.br/2011/08/video-tutorial-make-trans...
How to make a felt bow tutorial. You can find the details on the SRM Stickers blog: srm-stickers.blogspot.com/2011/12/felt-bow-tutorial-by-te...
Design: Xander Perrott
30 units, Ratio: square, relatively easy to assemble.
Youtube: youtu.be/ZZBF-acaalk
Full article: origamitutorials.com/tributary-kusudama-tutorial/
Paper: amzn.to/2k5q2l8
Thank you, Xander Perrott, for allowing me to demonstrate your beautiful design!
tutorial on how to make this- blairpeter.typepad.com/weblog/2006/03/fabric_flowers.html
Please feel free to add your flower to the group here www.flickr.com/groups/99879056@N00/
Tutorial for these and four more openwork bracelets is available in my shop polymerclaytutorials.etsy.com
I was asked the other day , how to make baking strips and found it hard to explain without pics. I searched the net for a picture tutorial and came up with nothing. So here is one , I hope that it may be useful.
Sam x
...and the last for today.
Decorate the inside of the bells with small pointed cylinders of white or colored clay (or, even more fun, glow in the dark), taking inspiration from real jellyfish.
Or decorate the outside. But the how to for that will come in our next installment, with the two hundred last steps of this tutorial.
Free tutorial on my blog as part of the "12 Gifts of Christmas"!
www.freshlemonsquilts.com/?p=1343
Also includes a giveaway
I was offered the opportunity to write a tutorial for Advanced Photoshop magazine back in January... at last it's been published.
The tutorial uses my WLTB™ urban flat shot to educate and inspire fellow Photoshop users into generating their very own architectural abstract images.
It's quite complicated... so don't say I didn't warn you :-)
ON SALE NOW :-D
Short video tutorial on how to make a 7 wrap thread crochet bullion stitch.
I find that three things help me in making bullion stitches:
#1: I make sure the wraps are evenly side by side against my crochet hook, snuggled together.
#2: When I yarn over, I yarn over at least 1/2 inch away from the wraps and then I pull the thread through the wraps. (the extra thread that you skip winds up in the middle of the bullion stitch)
#3: I hold the wraps gently but firmly in place with my left hand as I pull the thread and crochet hook through the middle of the bullion stitch.
I've been asked alot in here, f mail, facebook about how do i edit my photos and after long thinking I decided to let everyone know my methods on editing my photos and specially how i give them the grainy-old look
well It's my first time on making a tutorials, if you have any questions just don't hesitate to ask I'll be here to clear missed things
I think everything was cleared in the vid. But I don't know why the screen looked like that! and suddenly while I'm uploading on youtube the quality turned so bad :(
anyway I'll write the seven basic steps I made
and here we go
Os gustaría aprender a retocar un retrato? Hoy os traigo un pequeño tutorial, sencillo, ameno y súper práctico, para que en 5 minutos consigas un efecto radiante en tus retratos!
Os dejo la entrada en mi blog, y recordad, si tenéis alguna cuestión o sugerencia, no dudéis en preguntarme.
www.marinagondra.com/blog/2013/02/26/aprendiendo-a-retoca...
Would you like to learn how to retouch a portrait? Today I am bringing you a little tutorial, simple, entertaning and so practical, for you to get a radiant effect to your pictures in just 5 minutes!
Here you have the entry in my Blog, and remember if you have any question, no doubt in asking me!
www.marinagondra.com/blog/2013/02/26/aprendiendo-a-retoca...
I'm going a little crazy today. I hope some enjoys this one since I used me as a model, ugh! LARGE IN SEPARATE WINDOW
For those interested in how I work, here's a tutorial or run through of my last picture, "Another Century Episode (Team B)".
PART A
1. Background
My white posterboards were too small to use, so I opted for my livingroom wall. It has a slight yellow tint and texture. The texture is smoothed out in photoshop by selecting areas with lasso - copy - paste - gaussian blur. Selecting areas too close to the figures (4) result in overlay when blur is applied. Erase the overlaid areas.
Tip:Sometimes it's not so bad because it kinda creates haze which may work depending on conditions such as: objects in far distance, weather/atmospheric effects like dust, fog, or smog, or adding to the illusion of largeness of a toy robot.
2. Lights
The 3 bulb lamp 2a is mainly used for warm lighting. It's placement dictates what kind of sky background image I'll use. Since it's low relative to the scene, it's going to be a sunset, thus I look for sunset images.
I used 2b along with a white cardboard (to reflect 2b's light) to light up the area on the wall close to 2a that was poorly initially lit.
2c is supplementary lighting so the background (1) area on the left won't be too dark. I also use this light source for scenes that require cooler lighting or even afternoon sun light.
3. Foreground/ground
This item as foam recolored mountain which I use for a lot of my pics.
4. Figures
I took several pics of the figures in order to 1. make it easier to digitally erase the stands, and 2. change up the dof in case I want certain characters with more focus. The images are later evaluated and spliced together in photoshop. Erasing unwanted areas is no hassle.
eg. Xan's (mid character who is jumping) stand blocks out the figure to its right, Laevatein (see 4). I simply copy Xan, then paste in a layer over a picture that was taken without Xan. After that clean up and make sure no unwanted part is in the copy/paste Xan.
5. Stand
I highly recommend a stand. I still move it all around to get tilted shots. Tip: set iso to 100, control your breathing so you won't have shaky hands, and if not.. shoot with the timer.
PART B
Digital
A. Background: Used a sunset image.
1. Placed in layer over original picture, and
2. set layer property to overlay.
3. Adjusted lightness/darkness and saturation to increase vibrancy lost when layer property was changed from normal to overlay.
4. Erased overlapping sky background imagery. Tip:Sometimes it's ok to lightly erase overlap, leaving some to create illusion of reflection.
B. Figures
Created a seperate layer set on 'screen' and airbrushed lit up eyes, and Laevatein's hair. Added another screen layer and went over airbrushed eyes and hair and added blur for glowing effect (then lowered opacity a bit).
In another screen layer I created a colored circle, erased middle leaving a doughnut, multipied layer for further manipulation, and used distortion tool to angle fittingly around Xan.
Used doughnut: Erased unwanted overlapping areas, set slight gaussian blur, multiplied tilted circle layer - set property to screen- added more blurr for glowing effect - set layer opacity down.
Did the same technique for power doughnut behind Xan using a copy of the original doughnut layer, but I changed up it's color patter a bit.
C. Len's flare
Set origin from the right, just off the screen. Selected percentage I thought would be a sufficient amount.
D. Extra
Sharpened a few areas, mostly on Xan's torso, and added dust under Eva 02.
THIS IS THE FINAL RESULT OF THE DOLL FACE TUTORIAL I HAVE JUST COMPLETED IN PHOTOSHOP. I am using PS CS3 Extended.
THIS IS ONLY MY 2ND TUTORIAL, SO PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU FIND THIS HELPFUL :)
The tutorial can be found HERE
This tutorial is based on techniques found here.
My friend Sandy Edgar has created an awesome version for GIMP users here
You can cut out & put on a background of your choice.
I have put one of my textures as the background. I have over 700 available for use. If you would like use any of them, check them out here
Model ~ Nikxstock
A Neilaine me pediu esse tutorial da unha de gatinho com florzinha colorida. Espero q te ajude na hora de fazer a decoraçao :D
1 – Passei duas mãos de esmalte Pink, da Impala.
2 – Começo a decoração fazendo uma bolinha com tinta para tecido branca, q será o rosto do gatinho. Pra isso, pode ser usado um boleador, mas como eu não tenho, uso a outra ponta do pincel (a parte de cima, não a das cerdas usada pra pintar), pois tem um formato arredondado. Se a bolinha não ficar perfeitamente redonda, pode-se usar um pincel fino e arrumar para q ela fique mais redondinha.
3 – Feita a bolinha, ainda com a tinta pra tecido branca, fiz as orelhinhas como se fosse uma folha de árvore, no mesmo formato. Usei um pincel de ponta bem fininha, pq elas não podem ficar exageradas.
4 – Para fazer o fucinho, mergulhei a ponta de um palito na tinta pra tecido amarela e fiz um pontinho um pouco abaixo do centro da bolinha branca.
5 – Os olhinhos são feitos da mesma maneira que o fucinho. Mergulhei a pontinha do palito na tinta para tecido preta e fiz dois pontinhos acima da bolinha amarela.
6 – Com um pincel fino e tinta pra tecido preta, fiz 3 risquinhos de cada lado da bolinha branca, simulando as barbinhas do gatinho. Nesse caso, recomendo q usem um pincel mais longo, como eu usei. Com ele, eu tenho mais facilidade pra fazer risquinhos retos e perfeitos.
7 – Usando o palito novamente, fiz 4 bolinhas na orelha direita do gato com tinta para tecido roxa, como se fosse uma flor, ou um lacinho. E assim acaba o desenho do gato, mas como a tinta pra tecido eh solúvel em água, tem de passar um verniz ou incolor por cima do desenho.
8 – Para fazer as florzinhas coloridas, comecei fazendo pequenos pingos amarelos aleatórios, e ao redor deles, fiz outros 5 pingos de outra cor, como pétalas de flor. Tudo isso com palito e tinta pra tecido.
9 – E assim fica no final da decoração. Não esqueça de usar o incolor por cima para q não saia o desenho feito com tinta pra tecido. :D
I have a separate picture showing the supplies I use (see my albums for reference). This is a very basic method for making doll earrings. There are tons of videos and tutorials on the internet that demonstrate how to make other styles of earrings. The basic concept is that an eye pin acts as the earring post, and from that you can hang whatever beads or intricate charms you desire. This same concept can be slightly altered for American Girl dolls. If you buy thicker wire, you might not need to bend the ear posts. The most important thing to remember about making earrings is to have fun with it! Also, be careful when making jewelry for vintage dolls. They use a different type of plastic which turns green when it reacts with the metal. I personally don't put jewelry on any of my 60s Barbie dolls.
STEPS
#1: Slide the desired beads or charms onto head pins.
#2: Cut off excess wire leaving 1/4 inch. Bend at 90 degree angle.
#3: Using needle nose pliers, bend excess wire into a loop.
#4: For American Girl dolls, there are two different ways to attach the strand of charms/beads to the doll's ear posts. If the loop is large enough, the American Girl earring posts may slide right through. Simply slide the post through the loop, and insert into the doll's ear. If the loop is too small, attach a small jump ring to it. Make sure that the jump ring is large enough to slide over the earring posts, but not so large that it slides over the stud. Slide the post through the jump ring, and insert into the doll's ear.
#5: For fashion dolls, like Barbie and Bratz, you will need two eye pins in order to put the charms into the doll's ears.
#6: Bend zig zags into the eye pins. This will prevent the earrings from sliding right out of the doll's ears. The size of the zig zag will depend upon the size of your doll's ear holes. I recommend doing this step after you have boil washed the doll's hair, as the ear holes shrink up from the hot water.
#7: Attach the eye pins to the strands of charms/beads. Now gently twist the zig zagged eye pins into the doll's ear holes. Voila! Your doll now has a stylish pair of earrings that match her outfit!
Video tutorial: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajsARrYCm4A&feature=youtu.be
Eu sou DOIDA por esta técnica, e aqui tem um tutorial bem "facinho", mesmo escrito em inglês ele é totalmente compreensível... Aproveitem!!!
cinderberrystitches.typepad.com/cinderberrystitches/tutor...
The previous photo, digitally mirrored.
Here's a quick and easy photoshop tutorial of my process. youtu.be/UtZRHMoeFC8
So I´ve entered the world of tutorials. I knew it was hard and a lot of work, but this hard!!
I´ve been teaching classes in Stockholm a couple of years but that is different. For the students there I can show with my hands. But only explaining in words...
I admire every artisan making tutorials even more now.
:)
Emprendo una nueva aventura!!! www.etsy.com/es/shop/AranStudio
Es un proyecto creado con mucha ilusión y cariño, en el que espero ir creciendo y mejorando en poco tiempo.
Si te gusta mi anillo y quieres comprar el esquema, con todos los pasos detallados y lleno de fotos, puedes hacerlo en mi tienda de Etsy:
www.etsy.com/es/shop/AranStudio?ref=shop_sugg
De momento, sólo tengo un tutorial a la venta pero poco a poco iré añadiendo el resto de tutoriales.
Muchas gracias por vuestras visitas!!!!
He hecho un tutorial con el que podrán hacer esta flor , ha sido como agradecimiento por las más de 4 millones de visitas de mi galería de flickr.
Espero que lo disfrutéis :)
Dejo el enlace a mi página de facebook donde lo he subido.
Muchas gracias por pasaros por aquí ^^
www.facebook.com/elrinconde.amatista/media_set?set=a.6438...
Bueno, esta semana me hice un beauty dish para uno de mis flashes, y como me lo han pedido varias personas, he hecho un tutorial :)
ver en grande aquí
That's a tutorial in spanish of a DIY Beauty Dish :)