this is it at first



and this is it at second



and i know i still have to work on the windows, i only had a few minutes to put those windows in before class was over.

oo nice

you know you should really get to know a 3d package, you can create your textures in photoshop as above, then map them to your created objects =]

for example... lol yes laugh at it. i no i did. dont diss the epic composition heh:

nice!!! lol. you notice where i used the door from my other pic for the double doors on this one the teacher said they will be using 3Dmax next semester. photoshop is just the first semester graphics stuff. but, thats for people who's major is gaming graphics(or something like that). my major is game and simulation programming. i may need to change majors, but the programmers make alot more money!

if you get ahead of the game can you can photoshop/animation/3d/programming all in one job

f you have CS3 then the vanishing point function is very good for mapping textures to the page

oo vanishing points =] after effects is great for that as well, plus you get the bonus of being able to do it on video via tracking

your a little ahead of me on that stuff i didn't think i was going to be able to do anything with photoshop when i started this class, but i'm starting to get the hang of it.

after effects is basically photoshop with a timeline ;p

dont ask raile about it tho, hes to high and mighty so after effects is beneath him ... heh

i did the above in 3dsmax =] btw

I GUESS I SHOULD TRY TO GET 3DMAX

oh and i used vray

dont ask why, i just felt like it



latest max version is 2009 - gogo buy =]

well at least see how much it is first heh

its around $2,7000.00