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Philippe was working on bank notes – but it turned out to be a too big task for the available time. The designers of these notes have one thing on top of their minds – make it difficult to copy.
With the money being on the back burner, Philippe made us a bowl of soup – absolutely low on calories and from scratch.
You’ll see how to get a textured plane into the shape of the soup, create reflections and steam and to control the light.
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00:18 Philippe talks about the Bank Note problems
02:30 The soup bowl from scratch
03:10 Prepare the texture layer of the bowl
04:10 Design the rim pattern for the bowl
07:00 Use noise filter and bump map to give a ceramic texture to the bowl
08:55 Map to sphere to create the bowl
10:45 Create shadow for bowl
11:45 Use selective blur from Quickmask for shadow using gradient
14:00 Use perspective tool to clean up shadow
15:30 Fill the bowl; use subtract selections to cut the shape
18:08 Prepare the soup using Whirl and Pinch, Waves and perspective tool
23:30 Make steam, using copied layers and individual Iwarps
29:30 Blur image behind steam
30:50 Shadow from rim onto soup
33:50 Phillipe recaps actions, goodbye
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I’ve had no opportunity to watch the show yet. But this bowl looks very nice! I’m eager to know how you wangled this artwork!!
I never cease to wonder at the way Gimp is manipulated to produce these images. I wonder if one could make a Mõbius strip?
I guess we can, there is no way to generate the 3d strip automatically, but….. this is interesting, we could make some show on optical illusion ;-P
I suppose that rules out a Klein vessel as well but optical illusions sounds exciting.
There are programs which can generate images of these when you enter a formula.
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=m%C3%B6bius+strip
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=Klein%20bottle
These are not directly usable, I think. But perhaps a start.
hehe
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Episode 105: Another Bowl of soup?
00:18 Philippe talks about the Bank Note problems
02:30 The soup bowl from scratch
03:10 Prepare the texture layer of the bowl
04:10 Design the rim pattern for the bowl
07:00 Use noise filter and bump map to give a ceramic texture to the bowl
08:55 Map to sphere to create the bowl
10:45 Create shadow for bowl
11:45 Use selective blur from Quickmask for shadow using gradient
14:00 Use perspective tool to clean up shadow
15:30 Fill the bowl; use subtract selections to cut the shape
18:08 Prepare the soup using Whirl and Pinch, Waves and perspective tool
23:30 Make steam, using copied layers and individual Iwarps
29:30 Blur image behind steam
30:50 Shadow from rim onto soup
33:50 Phillipe recaps actions, goodbye