Create a Futuristic Cyborg with Poser and Photoshop – Tuts+ Premium Tutorial
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Create a Futuristic Cyborg with Poser and Photoshop – Tuts+ Premium Tutorial

on Sep 27th 2012 with 5 comments
Tutorial Details
  • Apps Used: Adobe Photoshop CS6/Poser 7+
  • Difficulty: Advanced
  • Estimated Completion Time: 4 Hours
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In this Tuts+ Premium tutorial, Mark Mayers will show you how 3D renders can be combined with Photoshop to produce a stunning sci-fi composition. In the initial part, we will explain the process of setting up a Poser scene and preparing three separate renders. You’ll then learn some clever Photoshop tricks, such as advanced masking, lighting and digital painting techniques to assemble a fusion of man and machine. This tutorial is available exclusively to Tuts+ Premium Members. If you are looking to take your 3D skills to the next level then Log in or Join Now to get started!

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Hi everyone! I’m an illustrator and print designer from Cornwall in the UK. I’ve been using Photoshop since version 3. I also contribute tutorials for some of the worlds leading creative publications. Head over to my website where you can see more of my work.  

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  • mxl

    Looks really good I knew it couldn’t just be PHOTOSHOP…couldn’t u have found a man to take the pose and then manipulate in photoshop? Micheal O uses pictures and no 3d…this is awesome don’t get me wrong, it’s just a pain that we would need poser to do this….need a bad ass well detailed tutorial in photoshop to create a cyborg.

  • http://phillipstewartdesigns.com Phillip Stewart

    I thought the tut was awesome. When I get a chance I will upload the results to my webpage.

    • http://phillipstewartdesigns.com phillip stewart

      Check out my results here second to last thumbnail on the bottom.
      http://phillipstewartdesigns.com/portfolio.html

      • http://www.greasypigstudios.com Arvin

        Don’t you think you should indicate on your webpage whether a piece you did was based off of a tutorial? At the very least potential clients might see your work, have it remind them of someone else’s work, and think either you or the other guy copied someone else’s work. In order to truly showcase your skills the best thing to do if you want to put a tutorial result in your portfolio is to show your version next to the original version so clients can see what part of it is your own personal touch.

      • http://www.creativethien.com John Tran

        You should definitely indicate this was based off a tutorial, feels like some kind of false advertising to me.