Bubble

Egg_yolk

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  1. Asher Asher

    Did some lighting practice on weekend.Hope you like it :)

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    11 months ago

  2. Pro Haziq Mir Haziq Mir

    Looks more like Sun to me. Still, good. How many layers? ;)

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  3. Pro Daryl Ginn Daryl Ginn

    Looks awesome.

    11 months ago

  4. Pro Alex Parker ⇢ ☁ Alex Parker ⇢ ☁

    It IS beautiful. Although it feels less like an egg yolk and more like a glass ball. It's a bit too "translucent" feeling to be a yolk.

    Update: To the new "Bubble" titled. Absolutely perfect :)

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  5. Mike Moloney Mike Moloney

    So glossy and beautiful

    11 months ago

  6. Pro Johnny Waterman Johnny Waterman

    Looks cool, but it's too perfect. You would probably get better results from hand drawing it, or make the shape slightly ovular, to make it feel more organic. Egg yolks are more flat in their depth. They aren't brighter in the center, but darker because they are thicker and let less light through. The light parts of the yolk come from the reflections, either soft or really defined, depending on the surrounding lighting conditions you want to show off.

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  7. Asher Asher

    @Haziq Mir You are probably right; it does look somewhat like a sun or a bubble. I am not sure about the exact number of layers though; is there a way to determine it?

    @Daryl Ginn :)

    @Alex Parker ⇢ ☁ Indeed! It looks more like a bubble on a yellow background I think.

    @Mike Moloney Glad you like it :)

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  8. Asher Asher

    @Johnny Waterman I've changed the title of the shot to "Bubble", which, I think, seems more suitable.I'll have to do another shot for egg yolk I guess.

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    11 months ago

  9. Pro Alex Parker ⇢ ☁ Alex Parker ⇢ ☁

    Either way, great work @Asher ! extreme talent

    11 months ago

  10. Pro Haziq Mir Haziq Mir

    @Asher Photoshop > Open .psd > Count the number of layers. How else?

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  11. Pro Nuruzzaman Sheikh Nuruzzaman Sheikh

    brilliant and shiny :)

    11 months ago

  12. Asher Asher

    @Haziq Mir I believe it's not an efficient method.I guess it contains 25-30 layers.

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  13. Pro Noe Araujo Noe Araujo

    gold bubbble

    11 months ago

  14. Pro Johnny Waterman Johnny Waterman

    There's some javascript files that you can find that will count your photoshop layers. I wouldn't recommend it for large PS files with hundreds of layers. It takes too long and a lot of times crashes.

    11 months ago

  15. Pro Danny Danny

    The shadow is perfect ! Awesome!

    11 months ago

  16. Asher Asher

    @Johnny Waterman Just found it here. Turns out the psd contains a total of 41 layers; some of which are hidden though.

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  17. Pro Wladyslaw Fedorov Wladyslaw Fedorov

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  18. Pro Wil Nichols Wil Nichols

    Was scared for a minute that you were making a weather app, but then realized the background and sun are the same color. Phew.

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    11 months ago

  19. Phantasy Phantasy

    @Wladyslaw Fedorov lol~ i like this color~ it's pretty much vivid~

    11 months ago

  20. Pro Johnny Waterman Johnny Waterman

    When you make your egg yolk, make the background the egg whites. That will help sell it.

    11 months ago

  21. Johnny Van Cura Johnny Van Cura

    You have a keen eye. Looks more solid than thin and bubbly to me though.

    11 months ago

  22. Pro Dhiren Adesara Dhiren Adesara

    ☼ SUN ☼

    11 months ago

  23. Pro Morcha Morcha

    So awsome! Great shot bro !

    11 months ago

  24. Pro Umar Irshad Umar Irshad

    Great work man! :)

    @Asher @Haziq Mir I had this little script in my bookmarks for a while, didnt get around to try it out http://blog.kyletunneyphotography.com/counting-layers-in-photoshop/

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  25. Pro Jordan Vitanov Jordan Vitanov

    Yes :) can you share more about working process ?

    11 months ago

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