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Originally Posted by rossmum

Pretty much the same thing I was thinking.

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I iawtp

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Originally Posted by Patrickssj6

I iawtp

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I I agree with the poster?
Huh.

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Originally Posted by SilentWindPL

I I agree with the poster?
Huh.

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Actually it's more like "level 2 irony" ;)

http://www.enregistrersous.com/image...0916122612.png

It still has things that need to be corrected >_>

what does it say?

jelvxe? :haw:

Aha,

It's delux of course :p

http://www.enregistrersous.com/image...0916125108.gif

And yes, it's a U. >_>

:o

:iia:

How did you do that depth thing? Is that CS3?

Delux's mini tutorial about how to the "depth thing" (©Dano)

I'll be explaining the basics of my method.

First of all I use a letter that I made. I'll go with a fancy K. Of course, if your lazy you can use one of the font that's floating arround in the web.

http://www.enregistrersous.com/image...0916175902.gif

I named the layer "K up" and colored it in a red color.

Now duplicate this layer and name it "K down". Recolore it to black.

http://www.enregistrersous.com/image...0916175923.gif

Now use the "manual transformation" - I'm not sure if that's how it say in the english version of photoshop - on the "K down" layer or just Ctrl+T reduce, move up or down, transform the letter as you want to. Now add a layer between "K down" and "K up", name it "Depth".
As for me, I'll go with a simple reduction of the size and moved it to the right side.

http://www.enregistrersous.com/image...0916175941.gif

Here's the fun part, reduce the opasity of "K up" to something like 85%. Now click on the "depth" layer, and use the "polygonal lasso" tool. Do selection between the both K like in my pic, and put some black color. :)

http://www.enregistrersous.com/image...0916180052.gif

Now do that for every where it should.

http://www.enregistrersous.com/image...0916180135.gif

Let's add some relief to this. Merge the both layers "K down" and "Depth". Re-name it "Depth". Re-colore it (Ctrl+u) to something like a dark red. Add two layers under "K up", name them "black" and "white", make the both in overlay mode. And just play with the brush , with the black and white colors and low density to make the shadows and the others stuffs...

http://www.enregistrersous.com/image...0916180157.gif

It is awesome! +rep!