A simple tutorial on reflecting objects

[Graphic Lab]

Thought I'd write up a simple tutorial for you guys.

This one is really simple yet very effective. Remember, it only works on images that are front-on.

Creating a reflection of an object stood at an angle is extremely tricky if not impossible for most people.

Anyway, for the design enthusiasts, give this a try and let me know how you get on. Give me a shout if you need any help.

[IRFAN06]

that looks pretty cool

[Guji-Ji]

That is pretty awesome... I'll try it sometime when I'm in the mood.

[Lucy]

iDumb,dont know how to do all ths stuff

[zoned]

cool technique, i usually use the masking method with gradient when it comes to the reflection

i've been trying to work out how to reflect angled images but it is quite tricky, if you ever come up with a simple solution do a tutorial for it!

[Graphic Lab]

Originally Posted by zoned cool technique, i usually use the masking method with gradient when it comes to the reflection i've been trying to work out how to reflect angled images but it is quite tricky, if you ever come up with a simple solution do a tutorial for it!

I can reflect 3D objects, but I have to admit, it's not easy at all. For that reason, I might not bother with a tutorial.

You can't really follow steps to learn this process. In fact, it's not really a learning process but more so your own spacial awareness and logic as you have to imagine and create areas of the object that isn't visible to the human eye.

I'll give examples sometime soon.

[mindstate]

i use to do these tutorials a lot a while back....just lost interest after a while

[Graphic Lab]

Cool. So are you a student, studying design of some sort? Or is it just a part-time interest?