Does anyone know, possibly, what program this picture was made with? (Sorry I've resized it since it was very big.) A friend of mine sent it to me, and I would like to recreate it, but differently. Thanks for any help.
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Does anyone know, possibly, what program this picture was made with? (Sorry I've resized it since it was very big.) A friend of mine sent it to me, and I would like to recreate it, but differently. Thanks for any help.
Bryce maybe?
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That could be it. Thanks I'll check out that program.Originally posted by [B][O][T]@14 May 2004 - 01:14
Bryce maybe?
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Where'd you get it from? You could possibly email the author and ask.
The smilie on the right looks funny.
That looks just like byrce 5.
maybe photoshop for the texture on the spheres?
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Could be any program
The sky and floor looks perspective stretched (not Bryce) could be done by photoshop.
the floor is a yellowfied sky (inverted) so definetly photoshop
also try FormZ
or any other 3D proggy for doing the spheres
the guy forgot to add "shadows" under the smilies for the finishing touch ( amateur)
Take your pick:
Adobe Ilustrator <---Great for vector and 3d graphics
Adobe Photoshop <---Simply the best art program ever.
Blender3d <---the open source software for 3D modeling, animation, rendering, post-production, interactive creation and playback.
The Gimp <---A great free art program somparable to Adobe Photoshop
The Gimp for Windows <---Windows installers for The Gimp
Jasc PaintShop Pro <---Another great art program with a unique "tubes" feature
This is just the beginning. There are other programs that can do the same.
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