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DJSquared

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Hey Everyone,

I'm looking for a Photoshop tutorial that shows you how to make a vine. The vine will be clinging/wrapped up against the side of a text box of a UI. It shouldn't be realistic, but not too "cartoony" if you know what I mean.

Would be a bonus if it could look older and not too bright but I can change that from the tutorial myself.

If I'm not making myself too clear please let me know!

Thanks in Advance,
Dewald :tu:
 
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Hey Everyone,

I'm looking for a Photoshop tutorial that shows you how to make a vine. The vine will be clinging/wrapped up against the side of a text box of a UI. It shouldn't be realistic, but not too "cartoony" if you know what I mean.

Would be a bonus if it could look older and not too bright but I can change that from the tutorial myself.

If I'm not making myself too clear please let me know!

Thanks in Advance,
Dewald :tu:

I think you should search Photoshop tutorials on YouTube.
 
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Go through this tutorial or video which describes how to make a Vine on Photoshop: [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNwLw_mNqjQ"]How to make a (Vine) on Photoshop CS5 I PhotoshopTutorials - YouTube[/ame]
 
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Thank you CodyDeegan. Great video
 
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