Does Anyone know how to make this?

http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c3...7876767959.jpg

http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c3...sy/cloudia.jpg

Does anyone have a pro for these kind of things?, cause i want someone to make me something like this of YRP :)

First, do you know what Photoshop is? Because it would be your best friend for these kinds of things. Yeah, buy a copy of Photoshop, and learn how to use it, and you can create all kinds of things like this.

I'm a purty girl.

You won't be able to do a whole lot without a course or something, though.

Yes, Photoshop is what you need for this. You'll also have to spend a lot of time getting good enough to produce results like these. ...though the second wasn't all that good.

Also, Photoshop costs a ton of money. Several hundred dollars if you buy an old version, the newest version is nearly 1000 dollars. A lot of money, you say, but remember that this is a tool for professionals. 3D modelling programs usually costs 3 times as much as Photoshop.

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Yes, Photoshop is what you need for this. You'll also have to spend a lot of time getting good enough to produce results like these. ...though the second wasn't all that good.

Also, Photoshop costs a ton of money. Several hundred dollars if you buy an old version, the newest version is nearly 1000 dollars. A lot of money, you say, but remember that this is a tool for professionals. 3D modelling programs usually costs 3 times as much as Photoshop.

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RIP OFF!!!!!!!

it came free with my sister's (£300) computer.

Piracy ftw.

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Originally Posted by Mirage

Yes, Photoshop is what you need for this. You'll also have to spend a lot of time getting good enough to produce results like these. ...though the second wasn't all that good.

Also, Photoshop costs a ton of money. Several hundred dollars if you buy an old version, the newest version is nearly 1000 dollars. A lot of money, you say, but remember that this is a tool for professionals. 3D modelling programs usually costs 3 times as much as Photoshop.

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2 words:

RIP OFF!!!!!!!

it came free with my sister's (£300) computer.

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I doubt that. Maybe Adobe Photoshop Elements, which is a stripped down Photoshop sold for a much cheaper price, but lacks a lot of the professional tools. It would still be good enough for the average computer user though. If it actually was a real, proper Photoshop CS or better, I bet it was pirated. And sure, everyone does it, but it's not legal, and a computer store could get in some serious deep if they shipped pirated software with their PCs.

Also, considering the people Photoshop is made for, it's not really a rip off at all. Photoshop is rarely bought by private persons, but by companies or people who make a living using it. It's no different than a cab driver needing a car in order to make money. Developing Photoshop costs a lot of money too, which explains the high price.

Is it possible to do that in Gimp?

Maybe, but I never liked Gimp myself. It was too awkward and chaotic. The quality of the effects are also better in Photoshop, I find.

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Maybe, but I never liked Gimp myself. It was too awkward and chaotic. The quality of the effects are also better in Photoshop, I find.

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But GIMP is free.

Yes, but I am a pirate. Arr.

It's funny when people pay for Photoshop.

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Originally Posted by Eminem's_No.1_Fan

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Originally Posted by Mirage

Yes, Photoshop is what you need for this. You'll also have to spend a lot of time getting good enough to produce results like these. ...though the second wasn't all that good.

Also, Photoshop costs a ton of money. Several hundred dollars if you buy an old version, the newest version is nearly 1000 dollars. A lot of money, you say, but remember that this is a tool for professionals. 3D modelling programs usually costs 3 times as much as Photoshop.

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2 words:

RIP OFF!!!!!!!

it came free with my sister's (£300) computer.

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I doubt that. Maybe Adobe Photoshop Elements, which is a stripped down Photoshop sold for a much cheaper price, but lacks a lot of the professional tools. It would still be good enough for the average computer user though. If it actually was a real, proper Photoshop CS or better, I bet it was pirated. And sure, everyone does it, but it's not legal, and a computer store could get in some serious deep if they shipped pirated software with their PCs.

Also, considering the people Photoshop is made for, it's not really a rip off at all. Photoshop is rarely bought by private persons, but by companies or people who make a living using it. It's no different than a cab driver needing a car in order to make money. Developing Photoshop costs a lot of money too, which explains the high price.

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Yeah it's Adobe, didn't think there was any difference.

Download it off a program. (ie limewire, bearshare, emule, etc)