Stephen Burns creates a 3D syringe using Photoshop CS6. By using vector shapes in combination with the lathe shape preset inside the 3D menu, Stephen is able to construct this circular 3D object with ease.
Author: Stephen Burns
Stephen Burns (www.chromeallusion.com) has discovered the same passion for the digital medium as he has for photography as an art form. His background began as a photographer 28 year ago and in time, progressed toward the digital medium. His influences include the great Abstractionists & the Surrealists including Jackson Pollock, Wassily Kandinsky, Pablo Picasso, Franz Kline, Mark Rothko, Mark Tobey, and Lenore Fini, to name a few.
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the wrong video is on this post
it is a repeat of a previous tutorial
Movie is wrong ,please post the right video link
Movie is wrong, post the right video link
Thank you for your comments. The wrong video was being called in this tutorial. It has been corrected. Sorry for the mixup.
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Great tutorial Stephen! I can’t wait to try this out.
Thanks this is a great little tutorial. You were very well prepared and the instructions were very concise. I would like to learn more about drawing in 3D with Photoshop.
3D in Photoshop is more powerful. Thanks for the video.
I can’t see the video tut… Any tech issue?