The Avengers: The Ultimate SHIELD Archive

[invisigoth]

Finally.. I had a minute to go thru this thread. I'd like to add one thing....OMG


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[JollyRoger]

QUOTE (kernie82 @ Apr 5 2012, 08:35 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Thanks for the compliments, but as I told nikerun in a recent PM, my TT's are part of a long, involved process, using Adobe Illustrator, Adobe After Effects and the 3D Invigorator plug-in or sometimes Cinema 4D, and then a lot of trial-and-error in Photoshop. Unfortunately, it's not really a 1-2-3 step-by-step process that can be easily spelled out.

Also, I normally don't mind sharing my secrets, but my title treatments seem to be one of the few things that I'm actually good at and that sets me apart from the crowd, and I'm hesitant to reveal all of my tricks. Some of the best magicians have taken their secrets to the grave with them, and the ones who tell you how the trick is done are completely forgotten.

Do you take requests on 3d TTs then???

[Kernie]

QUOTE (JollyRoger @ Apr 5 2012, 02:46 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Do you take requests on 3d TTs then???

Sorry, JR... you're on your own.

[Darksaber]

Ah a good analogy, or you could say your the Dr. Frankenstein of the cover world, a couple of parts, a few sparks, a bit of lightening and IT'S ALIVE!!

We'll just appreciate the final results

[Bunny Dojo]

QUOTE (kernie82 @ Apr 5 2012, 02:35 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Also, I normally don't mind sharing my secrets, but my title treatments seem to be one of the few things that I'm actually good at and that sets me apart from the crowd, and I'm hesitant to reveal all of my tricks.

Your skills set you so far apart from the crowd that we need binoculars to see you.

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But yeah, people should definitely explore around independently. Either you'll replicate the effect to use as your own or, more likely, you'll find something else along the way that you really like and that becomes your own signature style. Both routes lead to a lot of learning; I've learned a lot more through aimless wandering than I have through tutorials (and I say that as someone who wishes you'd put out a tutorial. ).

[quilva]

that TT looks brilliant added into there Kernie, really makes the whole thing say BOOM!

[Kernie]

QUOTE (Bunny Dojo @ Apr 5 2012, 02:57 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Your skills set you so far apart from the crowd that we need binoculars to see you.

Yes, I know I'm an outcast.

But sorry... I'm still not spilling my secrets...

[filmaddict712]

Perhaps some resources in this one Kernie ....

[JollyRoger]

ROFL

[jwshaw89]

How would the TT look with a slight angle to it?
I get what JR means about it looking a little 'flat.' Although, saying that, if you angle it, it'll get hidden too much behind Hulk... :chin:
It's a bit unfortunate really, as the TT would fit perfect were it flipped horizontally, but obviously you can't do that.