I'm trying to create something very similar to what can be found at
All of their computer towers, monitors, systems.. have a shiny reflection below them.
Here is another example, but not the full length of the item:
I'm hoping to get started in the right direction with either the full reflection or the semi reflection. I am going for the shinny glossy look.
I'm working on a background and it's supposed to look like that pattern you see at the bottom of a pool on a sunny day. Basically the shadows of the waves and ripples at the top.
I'm currently doing is a cloud filter, applying chrome and setting the hue/saturation to look blue, but it's not quite right.
I'm working on a background and it's supposed to look like that pattern you see at the bottom of a pool on a sunny day. Basically the shadows of the waves and ripples at the top.
Pretty much I'm looking to create a background similar to the background of the high school musical 2 movie poster. I'd post a link but I'm too "new". A Google image search of HSM2 should do the trick.
All I'm currently doing is doing a cloud filter, applying chrome and setting the hue/saturation to look blue then expanding, but it's not quite right.
A water reflection like this hopefully: [URL]
-Okay, so what do I have to do? I've seen a tutorial on how to do this on Youtube but I didn't quite understand it.
First attempt:[URL]
I have a pic that has a really pretty view of a bridge over a little stream. Only problem is the water is covered with slimy green algee.
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Here is the picture I'm talking about, and the picture I'm working on. I'm not actually going to deal with the reflection untill the end, but I figured I would ask now in hopes that someone would reply before I actually get to that point lmfao.
The main things I want to reflect is the wing onto the body of the plane, and the windows onto the wing.
I really want this to look professional when it's done. I'm trying to build up my portfolio, and I want to turn this into a united airlines poster.
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