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Displacement Maps are useful for making 2D patterns wrap around fold or curves on an object with a perceivable depth.
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Faking Comic Tones.
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Getting Realistic SkinTones are shown in this tutorial.
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This tutorial will show you how to create a rain effect for your images.
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Lens Flares techniques.
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Follow along closely this tutorial and itll show how easy it is to make an object appear Metalic.
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Heres a recipe for a cracklin energy blast you can use to destroy things with.
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Make some FireBall / Plasma Ball Effect.
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Create a nice Neon Signs effect.
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Cool Smoke effect in photoshop.
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