Tutorial: How to Create an astonishing eyes effect using Photoshop

[Ps maniac]

Hello everyone, I made this tutorial to show you an easy way to add an amazing effect on eyes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Egy...m-upload_owner

[Albacore]

If you do any more please post here cos that was an OK look for the photo.

[wizard509]

Interesting. Even though I don't use Photoshop there are some techniques there which should prove useful. Thank you for sharing. Well done.

[mwenz]

Quite easy to do in XDP as well...



Linear fill, Simple, Alt Rainbow. Transparency is Stained Glass type, 0%

Mike

[wizard509]

Quite easy to do in XDP as well...



Linear fill, Simple, Alt Rainbow. Transparency is Stained Glass type, 0%

Mike

I thought it would be Mike. Good job on your part by-the-way.

[handrawn]

but what relevance does it have to a photoshop forum.....

[Ps maniac]

If you don't like it why you read it, I can see your low class manners

[mwenz]

but what relevance does it have to a photoshop forum.....

None at all, assuming you are responding to my post. If ya had quoted me in some form or shape I would have actually known, though.

I think you have seen most of my posts here in the Adobe section. I usually stick to the application of the topic/section. If you don't like what I posted, request it to be moved. Otherwise...

[mwenz]

If you don't like it why you read it, I can see your low class manners

Again, no idea for certain which of us you are responding to without quoting or mention the user name. I'll assume it's me.

I liked your tut. Clear, doesn't muddle around like so many YouTube tuts do.

In fact, I pretty much only replicate those techniques I like. That I chose to replicate yours means I liked it and thought it worth the time to do. That I chose to redo it in another application shouldn't bother anybody, least of all you. That is, if your goal is to teach someone a technique. It is a technique that I wouldn't have thought of on my own and can already think of its application in my work. You taught, I learned.

Best regards, Mike

[Ps maniac]

Again, no idea for certain which of us you are responding to without quoting or mention the user name. I'll assume it's me.

I liked your tut. Clear, doesn't muddle around like so many YouTube tuts do.

In fact, I pretty much only replicate those techniques I like. That I chose to replicate yours means I liked it and thought it worth the time to do. That I chose to redo it in another application shouldn't bother anybody, least of all you. That is, if your goal is to teach someone a technique. It is a technique that I wouldn't have thought of on my own and can already think of its application in my work. You taught, I learned.

Best regards, Mike

Dear mike, I wasn't talking about you, it's the one who said that this topic is irrelevent