Tutorial Request: Capes!

[Juvenilemike]

Hey all, I was wondering if anyone could do a quick how-to for capes. They've allways been a problem for me and I've got a pict that I'm currently working on which needs one so I could use the help.

Mike

[localhero]

i'm sure dan posted a couple of nice flowing cloth tutorial links in the Hints'n'tips thread.. I used one of them in part on my Valkyrie image..

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[dperceful]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Juvenilemike:
<B>Hey all, I was wondering if anyone could do a quick how-to for capes. They've allways been a problem for me and I've got a pict that I'm currently working on which needs one so I could use the help.

Mike</B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

i have a few bookmarked at home. give me a few hours and i'll post it here and in the hints and tips thread. i would do it now but i'm at work and just don't have the time to search for it.

dperceful

[dperceful]

try these
http://www.pegaweb.com/tutorials/random-lighting/adobe-photoshop-random-lighting.htm

http://www.mysticalmodality.com/html/tutorials/clothpainting.html

http://www.cfullerdesigns.com/clothingtute.htm

http://www.creativedust.com/tutorials.htm


break it down to it's basics...it's a piece of cloth that is flowing, to simulate flowing you just need to add lights and shadows. i think the above links will really help out....the last two really stand out. the first one is a quick and easy way. the second well, it's not as good as the last two, but i don't think i've linked it before.

let me know how these work out, or if your looking for something else.

dperceful

[This message has been edited by dperceful (edited 11-05-2003).]