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Wett
wow, great job!
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dewking
nice work with adding the shoe angles..
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peterpan
GREAT job on the perspective! You actually blended the two together?
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jerry717
This is very creative. Nice work!
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bluefist
Great work!!
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L@rue
Wowwwwwwwwww, nice effect
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d0m1n10n
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squaredd
Damn good!
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todd
dude... you have got to be kidding... you made THOSE shoes starting with today's original image???!!! I think I'm one of the pickiest damn voters in here... I find stuff that I'd improve with almost every pic, almost every day... but if I spent all day on this pic I couldn't have done 1/2 of what you did. My only criticism is that the background is giving me a headache, but you've got some DAMN-good ps skills to turn the shoes like that. You've got my vote for sure!
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visconti
not a big fan of this type of background, but the shoe placement makes this picture vote worthy
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scrolbar
Nice work! very cool!
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kraabel
One of the all time greats (but only after seeing the actual tutorial. I thought it was too good before I saw how you did it. Now I just know it's a masterpiece. Just need one licking dog and you're set.
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Chicken
Excellent work. Great idea and imagination to put the pics together. I hope you burn in hell.
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Toonist
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renes300
(no comment)... im speachless
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batichan
this is very cool!!!
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pgunn
I am voting for the tutorial.
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balz
Runnin'with the ghost.
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susank
totally worth the vote, well done!!
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xovlov
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yourmom
whoa!
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edsel
I've never had an image make my eyes twitch before.. This is mind-blowing.
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Phil
nothing better than this guys talent
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seabie
(see comments) :)
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ED209
Wow, this is impressive!!
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tstrel
This is amazing, and Thanks for the tutorial!
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Insomnia
Nice job, good tutorial.
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Insomnia
Ok, I have to ask....is this the sneaker from the original image? If it is, then you did a stupendous job. But I'm asking because the laces are different than the original pic today.
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Chicken
I really want to know how you did this. Can you break it down as a tutoril?
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evacsoul
Yeah, it is the sneaker from the original image, the laces are different cuz it was an awkward angle- I had to extend the shoe a little bit and it threw off the angle when i stretched the laces more in summary, yes it's the original sneaker
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evacsoul
sure, lemme whip up that tutorial
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Insomnia
Cool, look forward to seeing it.
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faybola
That is awesome! It makes my brain feel funny when I look at it.
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chrispis
I wasn't sure either if you used the original picture,...because I saw a lot of nice shoes on skechers.com... but I won't doubt your sincerity....
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evacsoul
Here it is, for those who are curious: THE TUTORIAL! (Opens in a new window)
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evacsoul
Wait a sec, that's the wrong link, here's the correct one: CLICK HERE!
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xovlov
whoa, I didn't know I got 3D on this thing! awesome technique!
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seabie
Very, very cool
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SRaptor
I'm also very impressed and your tutorial is great a well. Good job.
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chrispis
keep up the great work!
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[untitled entry]
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by evacsoul
Created October 18, 2002
27 votes
13 comments
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