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HADIRILAH CIMAHI FESTIVAL 2011

STAND SMP SE KOTA CIMAHI

SMPN 4 CIMAHI SEBAGAI SEKOLAH BERBASIS ICT DI KOTA CIMAHI AKAN MENAMPILAKAN

- E-LEARNING BERBASIS WEB & ANIMATION

- INTERNET CORNER FREE

- EKSTRAKULIKULER SISWA   BERBASIS ICT

Bandung Cimahi Junction – Cibeureum Cimahi
18, 19, 20 & 21 Juni 2011

Cimahifest.2011 adalah salah satu event akbar dalam rangkaian HUT Kota Cimahi yang ke 10

Cimahifest.2011 merupakan event terbesar di Kota Cimahi pada awal tahun 2011 yang melibatkan tiga unsur yaitu youth, woman & netizen, dan tentunya seluruh lapisan masyarakat Kota Cimahi.

Continue reading »]]> 1. Adi : Rumus-Rumus dan grafik pada Microsoft excel <<< klik untuk download powerpoint

2. M Ilham : Cara kerja LCD Proyektor <<< klik untuk download powerpoint

3. Sugih   : Bagian-Bagian CPU Beserta Fungsinya <<< klik untuk download powerpoint

4. Reza Alavi : Hardware pada PC <<< klik untuk download powerpoint

5. Majid Ahmad Android <<< klik untuk download powerpoint

Tanggal 4 Juni 2011

Continue reading »]]> Tutorial Photoshop ini Pertama tama pastinya buka gambar yang akan diedit. klo saya pke gambar ini . tapi jujur ya , saya nggak tau lho ini wajahnya siapa . ngambil aja dari internet .

Kita akan Retouch Wajah Tersebut menjadi layak untuk dijadiin foto alay di FB ? hehehe

By Mamay Syani

Drag foto tersebut di layer 1
Trus jangan lupa di duplikat layer ..

Klo udah di blur ya . pke GAUSIAN BLUR , radiusnya tinggiin sampe jerawat yang nongol nggk kelihatan lagi .
Kira – kira kaya gini nii ..

(Radius 11.0)

Kalo udah di blur dari pada History di klik ‘CREATE NEW SNAPSHOOT’

Udah kan ? ok setelah itu kita undo atau ‘CTRL+Z’ trus taruh sourch nya di snapshoot yang baru aja kita buat tadi ..

Udah ? kalo gitu Nah sekarang pke tools yang bakalan qita pake adalah ‘HISTORY BRUSH TOOL’
Trus ganti modenya yang ada diatas dengan ‘DARKEN’

Kalau sudah , sapukan brushnya ke wajah sampe rata , tapi inget ya ! jangan sampe kena mata , lubang hidung , dan mulut . trus jangan sampe detail wajahnya menghilang . ok !

Trus kalo udah , ganti modenya dengan ‘LIGHTEN’

Sama , sapuin juga ke wajah kaya yang tadi , terus liat gimana hasilnya
intinya Main Darken dan Lighten
Jadi deh .. sebagai pembanding sebelum dan sesudah diedit…

Gimana ? gampang kan ..
Selamat mencoba ..^_^

Demikian tutorial photoshop menghilangkan jerawat dan efek kulit mulus

Semangat, terimakasih semoga bermanfaat…

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Televisi 3 Dimensi, iklan – iklan produk televisi LCD ini banyak sekali terlihat di papan – papan reklame, brosur, dan media promosi lainnya. Pasti banyak yang berfikir bagaimana bisa membuat efek seperti ini? apa rahasianya? oke tidak perlu sampai berlebihan karena hal itu bukanlah sesuatu yang susah jika kita mengetahui langkah atau prosesnya. Pada tutorial photoshop photo efek kali ini penulis akan memberikan tips dibalik pembuatannya atau dalam kata kerennya (behind the scene) gambaran cara pembuatan efek object menembus batas. Apakah itu?? 2 rahasia itu adalah imajinasi (permainan layer) dan teknik seleksi. Bagi yang masih belum mengerti tentang apa itu seleksi bisa membaca 2 tutorial ini: Seleksi Objek pada Photoshop – Select – Deselect – Inverse dan Sekilas Penjelasan Tentang Layers Photoshop

Oke sekarang mari coba langkah – langkahnya:

by MAMAY SYANI

1. Kita cari dulu object gambar yang akan diedit dengan bantuan paman Google Service:
caranya ketik saja keyword yang sesuai misalnya LCD TV, animal, dll lalu cari gambar yg sesuai

disini penulis menggunakan 2 gambar yaitu LCD TV dan Parrot (kakak tua)

a. Gambar Televisi

b. gambar parrot (kakak tua)

Lalu buka program Photoshop dan open file gambar tersebut ke dalam photoshop (File >> Open …)

2. Buat Lembar kerja Baru (tekan CTRL + N) lalu atur
Name : ilmugrafis televisi 3D
Preset : custom
Width (panjang lembar kerja) : 550 pixels
Height (lebar lembar kerja) : 400 pixels
Resolution : 72 pixel per inch
RGB 8 bit, background white
Kalau sudah tekan OK

3. Gabungkan kedua gambar (gambar televisi dan gambar kakak tua) ke dalam lembar kerja baru

- Caranya: gunakan Move Tool, tahan klik kiri pada gambar lalu geser ke lembar kerja baru
Jika anda belum paham bisa membaca tutorial ini Menggabungkan Gambar ke Dalam 1 Kanvas
- Lalu gunakan Transform tool untuk menyesuaikan ukuran kedua gambar
Jika anda belum paham bisa membaca tutorial ini Penjelasan dan Penguasaan Teknik Transform

3. Hilangkan Background pada TV
caranya: Aktifkan Layer 2 (televisi dengan mengeklik layer 2 pada pallete layer) klik Magic Eraser Tool lalu klik kanan pada objeck putih di area bawah tv

4. Hilangkan gambar Di Televisi

Gunakan Rectangular Marquee Tool, buat seleksi di area gambar layar TV lalu tekan tombol Delete pada keyboard , tekan CRTL + D untuk menghilangkan seleksi
Nah sekarang kita sudah punya gambar LCD TV dengan object kakak tua, sekarang tinggal memberi efek atau kesan Paruh kakak tua keluar dari LCD TV

5. Menyeleksi dan memanipulasi Kepala kakak tua dan LCD TV
ini langkah yang terakhir, disinilah imajinasi kalian harus bermain, pertama ubah mode layer 2 ke mode invisible (tidak terlihat) dengan cara klik logo mata layer 2

selanjutnya kita klik Layer 1 (gambar kakak tua) pada pallete layer, jadi layer yg aktif berwarna biru
jika anda bingung dimana letak pallete layer silahkan klik LAYOUT PHOTOSHOP

buat seleksi anda bisa menggunakan teknik seleksi yang anda kuasai, disini penulis menggunakan Poligonal Lasso Tool

Berikutnya kembali aktifkan Layer 2 (gambar televisi) ubah ke mode visible (dengan tanda mata),

lalu tekan tombol Delete pada Keyboard

Hasilnya,…

Wow LCD 3 Dimensi

kita bisa sedikit bermain imajinasi lagi, caranya bisa dengan menghilangkan/menghapus bagian bawah dan memberikan background putih, dll

Sesudah membuat LCD TV dengan Photoshop tidak ada salahnya jika kita nonton TV bareng di ILMUGRAFIS ENTERTAINMENT
Terus berlatih dan mencoba mengembangkan imajinasi, karena semua hal yang kelihatan rumit berawal dari tips yang sederhana
Terima kasih
Semoga bermanfaat

Continue reading »]]> Tutorial kali ini bukan membahas judul film AADC tapi lebih ke arah cara pembuatan foto preWedding kita supaya lebih menarik dan bervariasi yaitu dengan cara menambahkan Gaya Cover AADC. Dari tadi saya berkata AADC klo ada yg belum tahu itu adalah sebuah film Indonesia karya Rudi Soedjarwo yang diluncurkan pada 8 Februari 2002 (5 hari sebelum Imlek) dan dibintangi Nicholas Saputra dan Dian Sastrowardoyo.

ini dia cover filmnya:


baik mari kita lanjutkan, bagi para pembaca efek ini bisa diaplikasikan di foto anda, maupun foto PREWEDDING agar terlihat keren
Langkah – Langkahnya:

1. Buka Photoshop, anda bisa melakukan dengan photoshop versi berapapun
disini saya (penulis) menggunakan Photoshop CS3 seperti biasanya
Buka Gambar yang akan diberi efek AADC ini
Caranya: Klik File > Open > Pilih gambar > OK

Saya tidak tahu ini foto siapa, asal comot aja dari Paman Google
anda bisa memakai foto di bawah ini atau mencari foto lain dengan mengetik Wedding Picture di Google Service

2. Setelah itu, tekan Shift + Ctrl + N untuk membuat layer baru

Beri Nama: Layer 1 , opacity 55% saja
OK

3. Buat Seleksi dengan Rectangular Marquee Tool (M)

Bikin seleksi kira – kira Seperlima Bagian Gambar foto PREwedding kita
Setelah itu klik Paint Bucket Tool (G)
Ubah warna di Foreground ke Biru
lalu klik pada seleksi sehingga warna seleksi menjadi biru namun agak transparan

Setelah itu tekan Crtl + D untuk menghilangkan seleksi

4. Buat Seleksi dengan Rectangular Marquee Tool (M) lagi
Bikin seleksi di sebelah warna biru Bagian Gambar foto PREwedding kita
Setelah itu klik Paint Bucket Tool (G)
Ubah warna di Foreground ke hijau
lalu klik pada seleksi sehingga warna seleksi menjadi hijau namun agak transparan

Ulangi langkah di atas sehingga kita mendapat warna – warna yang kita inginkan ke foto Prewedding kita

5. Sekarang menambahkan kotak putih sebagai judul foto kita
klik icon di samping kotak sampah untuk membuat layer baru

buat seleksi dengan Rectangular Marquee Tool (M)
Setelah itu klik Paint Bucket Tool (G)
Ubah warna di Foreground ke Putih
lalu klik pada seleksi sehingga warna seleksi menjadi putih

6. Sekarang tinggal mengetik Tulisan Kata – kata teksnya
Klik icon berbentuk T (horizontal Type Tool) di toolbox
ketik kata – kata yang diinginkan, misal “Ada Apa Dengan Candra”

Agar terkesan lebih keren, klik Background layer, lalu tekan Ctrl + L untuk mengatur level, mainkan input level kurva panahnya dan anda akan mendapatkan hasil yg lebih bervariasi

Demikian tutorial dari Penulis tentang efek AADC pada Efek Foto Prewedding
Mudah bukan ya semoga saja mudah hehehe
anda bisa mengembangkan sendiri sehingga nantinya bisa membuat efek yang lebih keren daripada yang saya contohkan disini
Selamat Belajar, Terima kasih
Semoga Bermanfaat

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Kita akan membuat 3D Drawing LCD TV, untuk membuat nya ikuti tutorial nya

Author:

MAMAY SYANI

Step 1

Create a blank canvas (with white background) 9 inches wide by 7 inches high at 72 dpi.

Step 2

Put a horizontal guide at 20 pixels from the top and a vertical guide at 4.5 inches (the vertical center of the canvas). (“View” > “New Guide”)

Step 3

Make sure you have “snap to guides” and “snap to document bounds” turned on.

Step 4

Create a new layer on top of the “background” layer and name it “frame”.

Set your foreground color to black (#000000).

Click on the “Rounded Rectangle Tool” and set its radius to 8 px. Also, click on the “Geometry Options” dropdown menu, choose “Fixed Size” and key in “630 px” for the width (W) and “390 px” for the height (H).

Step 5

With the “frame” layer active, click and hold the mouse button on the canvas and move the pointer until you can see the entire shape inside the boundaries of your canvas. Release the mouse button to create the shape. (If you click and release the mouse button with some parts of your rounded rectangle going off the edges of the canvas, the shape will not be filled/rendered in its entirety.)

Step 6

Move the rounded rectangle until its top edge snaps to the top guide and its center snaps to the vertical guide.

Step 7

With the “frame” layer still active, drag a horizontal guide and let it snap to the center of the black rounded rectangle and another to the bottom. Also, drag vertical guides and let them snap to the rounded rectangle’s left and right edges.

In addition to those guides, put a horizontal guide at 430 pixels down from the top of the canvas. (“View” > “New Guide”)

Step 8

Now, we are going to make the lower edge of the rounded rectangle bulge down a bit. There are numerous ways to accomplish this.

For CS2 and CS3 users, you can do “Edit” > “Transform” > “Warp”

Step 9

Align the mouse pointer to the vertical guide (at the center of the canvas) very near the bottom edge of the rounded rectangle and click and drag until it touches the horizontal guide below.

Step 10

For all others, you can use the “Elliptical Marquee Tool”.

Make an elliptical selection similar to the one shown below. Please note that the elliptical selection is exactly as wide as the rounded rectangle. It should also be tall enough that its horizontal center is situated slightly above the bottom of the rounded rectangle with the bottom of the selection touching the guide below the bottom edge of the rounded rectangle.

Step 11

So as not to leave any void spaces when you fill the selection, create a new layer on top of the “frame” layer and fill the selection with black on that layer. Deselect afterwards.

To keep things clean, go back to the “frame” layer. Using the “Eraser Tool”, erase the parts of the lower corners of the rounded rectangle extending beyond and below the boundaries of the ellipse you have just created (that is if there are any).

Note: There’s a very slight difference between the before and after screens above, but if you’d take a really close look, I’m sure you’ll be able to see the difference.

Step 12

Afterwards, merge that layer down with the “frame” layer”

Whichever method you chose to use, you should have a result like this.

Step 13

Load the selection of the “frame” layer by pressing the CTRL key and clicking on the “frame” layer (for CS users, you must click on the thumbnail of the “frame” layer in the layers palette).

Step 14

Contract the selection by 3 pixels (“Select” > “Modify” > “Contract”) and…

Step 15

…feather it by 1 pixel (“Select” > “Modify” > “Feather”).

Step 16

Create a new layer on top of the “frame” layer and name it “frame highlight”.

Step 17

Set your foreground color to #adacaf and your background color to #151517.

Step 18

With the “Gradient Tool” set to “Radial Gradient” (going from foreground color to background color), click and drag the gradient starting from the upper left corner of the selection to the center of the black rounded rectangle (this would be the intersection point of the vertical center guide and the horizontal guide at the center of the rounded rectangle).

Step 19

You should have something like this:

Step 20

With the selection still active, use a 25 px soft brush (set to 100% flow) and paint a straight line (of #adacaf) down the right edge of the selection starting from just below the top right corner and ending just above the bottom right corner of the selection. (Tip: Align the center of your brush with the edge of the selection and hold down the “Shift” key as you click and drag your brush down or up, this will keep your line straight. DO NOT let the your brush/paint reach the corners of the selection as this will not result to a good effect).

Deselect afterwards.

You should now have something like this:

Step 21

Create a new layer on top of the “frame highlight” layer and name it “screen”.

Step 22

Set the foreground color to #141416.

Click on the “Rectangle Tool”. Click on the “Geometry Options” dropdown menu, choose “Fixed Size” and key in “560 px” for the width (W) and “315 px” for the height (H).

Step 23

With the “screen” layer active, click and hold the mouse button on the canvas and move the pointer until you can see the entire shape inside the boundaries of your canvas. Release the mouse button to create the shape.

Move your newly created rectangle until it snaps to the center of the black rounded rectangle.

You should now have something like this:

Step 24

Load the selection of the “screen” layer. (Ctrl+click on the “screen” layer in the layers palette)

Contract the selection by 2 pixels. (“Select” > “Modify” > “Contract”)

Step 25

Create a new layer on top of the “screen” layer and name it “screen highlight”.

Step 26

Click on the “Gradient Tool” and make a custom gradient using the following colors:

#a6a6a8 at 0% location
#202022 at 50% location
#35363a at 100% location

Step 27

With the “screen highlight” layer active, drag the gradient starting from the top left corner of the selection and ending at its lower right corner.

Deselect when done.

Step 28

At this point you should have something like this:

Step 29

Now, we will add a couple of highlights to the dark outline of the screen.

Set your foreground color to white (#FFFFFF).

Click on the “screen” layer to activate it and load its selection again.

Using a soft round brush (about 50 px big) with its “Flow” set to 10%, slowly paint in highlights to the upper right and lower left portions of the selection. Careful not to overdo it.

Deselect when done.

(Please refer to the screenshot below as your guide to what you aim to achieve at this point.)

Step 30

Using the “Rectangular Marquee Tool”, create a rectangular selection large enough to cover the lower portion of the “frame” starting from approximately the midpoint between the screen and the original bottom edge of the rounded rectangle.

Step 31

Make sure that the “frame” layer is the active layer, press Ctrl+J to copy that portion of the “frame” onto a new layer.

Move that layer below the “frame” layer and rename it “lower arch”.

Step 32

Put a horizontal guide at 445 pixels down from the top of the canvas (“View” > “New Guide”).

Step 33

With the “lower arch” layer the active layer, press Ctrl+T (free transform) and pull down the bottom-center handle until it snaps to the horizontal guide below it and apply the transformation.

Step 34

Load the selection of the “lower arch” layer. Remove the unwanted portion of the selection by pressing down the Ctrl+Alt keys and clicking on the “frame” layer in the layers palette. You should now have a selection like this:

Step 35

Contract the selection by 3 pixels (“Select” > “Modify” > “Contract”) and feather it by 1 pixel (“Select” > “Modify” > “feather”).

Set the foreground color to #cbcccd and the background color to white (#FFFFFF).

Create a new layer on top of the “lower arch” layer and name it “lower arch highlight”.

Step 36

With the “Gradient Tool” set to “Radial Dradient” (going from foreground color to background color), drag the gradient starting from the center of the selection to either the left or right tip.

Deselect afterwards.

Step 37

You should now have something like this.

Step 38

Create a new layer between the “frame highlight” layer and the “screen layer” and name it “frame dark”.

Step 39

Load the selection of the “lower arch” layer. Transform/scale down the selection (“Select” > “Transform Selection”) to 90% width and 25% height.

Step 40

Move the selection until its top edge snaps to the topmost guide (make sure that the center of the selection is aligned with the vertical center guide.

Step 41

With the “frame dark” layer the active layer, fill the selection with black (#000000).

Deselect afterwards.

By now, you should have something like this:

Step 42

Create a new layer on top of all layers and name it “power”.

Step 43

Using the “Elliptical Marquee Tool”, create a 25 pixel diameter circular selection. Move the selection to relatively the same place as shown below. Again, its center must be aligned with the vertical center guide.

Step 44

With the “power” layer the active layer, stroke the selection with 2 px white (“Edit” > “Stroke”), set the “Location” to “Inside”.

Deselect when done.

Step 45

Duplicate the “power” layer and scale down the duplicate to 20% (“Edit” > “Free Transform” and key in 20% for the width and height in the free transform options bar on top of the screen.)

Step 46

Merge the “power” and “power copy” layers. At this point, you should have something like this.

Step 47

Now, create a new layer on top of the “background” layer and name it “stand bottom”.

Step 48

Put a horizontal guide at 490 pixels down from the top of the canvas (“View” > “New Guide”).

Step 49

Set the foreground color to #1d1d1f.

Click on the “Ellipse Tool”. Click on the “Geometry Options” dropdown menu, choose “Fixed Size” and key in “395 px” for the width (W) and “40 px” for the height (H).

Step 50

With the “stand bottom” layer active, click on the canvas to create the ellipse.

Move your newly created ellipse and let its bottom edge snap to the bottommost guide. Also, make its center snap to/align with the vertical center guide.

Step 51

Create a new layer on top of the “stand bottom” layer and name it “stand top”.

Step 52

Put a horizontal guide at 480 px down from the top of the canvas.

Step 53

Set the foreground color to #7d7e82.

Click on the “Ellipse Tool”. Click on the “Geometry Options” dropdown menu, choose “Fixed Size” and key in “380 px” for the width (W) and “30 px” for the height (H).

Step 54

With the “stand top” layer active, click on the canvas to create the ellipse.

Move your newly created ellipse and let its bottom edge snap to the guide situated above the bottommost guide. Also, make its center snap to/align with the vertical center guide.

Step 55

Load the selection of the “stand top” layer. With the “stand top” layer the active layer, brush on a bit of a white highlight on the upper left portion of the ellipse with a big soft brush with a low “Flow” setting as shown below (in this case I used a 50 px soft brush at 10% “Flow” and made 5 passes).

Deselect afterwards.

Step 56

Create a new layer on top of the “stand top” layer and name it “stem”.

Step 57

Put a horizontal guide at 455 pixels down from the top of the canvas (“View” > “New Guide”).

Step 58

Click on the “Rectangle Tool”. Click on the “Geometry Options” dropdown menu, choose “Fixed Size” and key in “30 px” for the width and “20 px” for the height.

Step 59

Set the foreground color to black (#000000).

With the “stem” layer the active layer, click on the canvas to create the rectangle and move it until its bottom snaps to the latest guide you’ve created. Also, make its center snap to the vertical center guide.

Step 60

With the “Elliptical Marquee Tool” create an elliptical selection similar to the one shown below and position it also as shown.

Step 61

With the “stem” layer the active layer, press the “Delete” key on your keyboard. Do the same to the other side of the stem.

Step 62

Create a new layer on top of the “stem” layer and, with the “Elliptical Marquee Tool”, make a selection like the one shown below.

Step 63

Fill this selection with black and merge the layer down with the “stem” layer.

This is what you should have by now:

Step 64

Load the selection of the “stem” layer.

With the “stem” layer the active layer, paint in highlights to the stem like the ones shown below using the color #ceced0 and a 5px diameter soft brush.

Deselect when done.

Step 65

Duplicate the “stem” layer and flip the duplicate (“stem copy” layer) vertically (“Edit” > “Transform” > “Flip Vertical”).

Position it as shown below.

Step 66

Move the “stem copy” layer to below the original “stem” layer in the layers palette.

Step 67

With the “Elliptical Marquee Tool”, make a selection like the one shown below. (Note that its center is aligned with the vertical center guide).

Step 68

Eliminate the portion of the selection extending outside of the “stand top” layer’s ellipse by pressing Ctrl+Alt+Shift and clicking on the “stand top” layer.

Your selection should look like this:

Step 69

Create a new layer on top of the “stem copy” layer and fill the selection with black on that layer (you may merge this layer and the “stem copy” layer if you want). Deselect afterwards.

Step 70

You should now have something like this:

Step 71

Create a new layer on top of the “lower arch highlight” layer and name it “reflection”.

Step 72

Load the selections of the “stem”, “stand top”, and “stand bottom” layers by holding down Ctrl+Shift and clicking on the layers one by one. Your slection should look like this:

Step 73

With the “reflection” layer the active layer, fill the selection with black and deselect.

Afterwards, press Ctrl+t (free transform).

Step 74

Transform and position the newly filled shape as shown. (Tip: The resulting height should be about one thirds of the original, the width is unchanged).

Step 75

Load the selection of the “lower arch highlight” layer and invert it (“Select” > “Inverse”).

Step 76

With the ‘reflection’ layer the active layer, press ‘Delete’ on your keyboard and deselect afterwards. You should now have something like this.
You’re done!

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KITA AKAN MEMBUAT KARAKTER ANIMASI, SEPERTI SAMPLE DIATAS, BERIKUT TOTORIAL LENGKAPNYA

BY MAMAY SYANI

The Body
Kirby doesn’t really have a body. It’s more of a head with hands and feet. But since it’s such an easy to do shape, all you need is the Circular Marquee-Tool and while holding SHIFT, drag a perfect circle on your canvas. Grab your Gradient-Tool and set the foreground-color to #FEBECF and the background-color to #B37D8D. Then, create a new layer and click and drag the Gradient-Tool from the bottom of the selection, to the top.

Create a new layer, and again with the Circular Marquee-Tool, draw a circle, but this time make it a little bit more oval. Fill this selection with white. Go to Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur and set it to 10-20 and make sure it’s nice and blurry. Then press CTRL+T and rotate it a little to the right (Clockwise) and place it a little to the top-left. Finally, lower the opacity to 50%

The Feet
On a new layer, use the Circular Marquee-Tool to draw an even more oval shape than the last one. Make sure it looks like a long egg. Fill this selection with #E45032.
Press CTRL+J to duplicate the layer and place both shapes underneath the body. Then, using CTRL+T, place his left foot a little to the left and rotate it a little. Place his other feet a little more to his side then his bottom.

Create a new layer above the first foot and use the Pen-Tool to draw a shadow-shape and fill this with black. To mask this with the foot-layer, press CTRL+SHIFT+G.
Then add a very soft Blur using Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur and set it to 3-8. Then lower the opacity to 10-20.

Now do the same as last step, but this time, draw the shadow on the side of the foot near the floor.
Also continue doing this for the other foot, but remember that the first shadow is the shadow of the body and the second is the shadow of the feet. Also remember to be consistent in your shading. If the light comes from a certain direction, it’s impossible to have shadow on places where light hits the area.
As you can see below, the shadow on both feet is directed to the middle and bottom.

The Hands and Shadow
On a new layer, using the Circular Marquee-Tool, create an egg-like shape for the hands. Before we continue on the hands, we will first add the drop-shadow, because that annoys me! You gotta have good shadow in order to make it realistic.
Using the same tool we’ve used all this tutorial now, create a VERY thing and long shape and fill this with Black on a new layer. Then place this layer at the bottom of the layer-stack above the background.

Go to Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur and add a soft 3-6 blur. Then press CTRL+J to duplicate the layer and use CTRL+T to make the duplicate a little smaller and place it in the middle.
Then duplicate that layer again using CTRL+J and place this underneath the foot that’s closests to the floor.

Select the hand-layer and press CTRL+J and position them next to the head in the opposite direction of the feet, both like Kirby’s cheering.

Using the same shading-technique as we used for the feet, draw black shapes on the bottom of the hands and mask them with the hands using CTRL+SHIFT+G.
But instead of creating another shadow-layer, we are gonna add some highlights. Using long oval shapes place over the hands filled with white, perform the same blurring-actions on these layers as you did with the black shadow.

The Face
On a new layer, use the Circular Marquee-Tool again to draw a flat oval shape on it’s side. Fill this layer with pink. Go to Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur and add a soft blur of 2-5 pixels and stretch it a little using CTRL+T.
Then, press CTRL+J to duplicate the layer and place both gloss’ on either side of the face.

Then, using the same tool, draw a long oval shape and fill this with black on a new layer. Press CTRL+J to duplicate the layer and press CTRL+U. Check the box COLORISE and lower the darkness and play around with the top slider to achieve a nice marine-blue.
Then press CTRL+T and while holding SHIFT+ALT, draw one of the cornerpoints a little to the center. This will make the blue oval smaller than the black one.

Grab your 300px soft brush Eraser and erase the top part of the blue away. Then add a nice small oval shape filled with White on a new layer and place it in the top of the black oval.
Add a very small inner stroke in lightblue by going to Layer>Layer Style>Stroke and setting the stroke to INNER and 2px and choose a nice light blue as color.

Select all the eye-layers and merge them together using CTRL+E. Then press CTRL+J to duplicate the eye and place another one right beside it. Now select both eyes and the gloss’ and merge them as well. Press CTRL+T and rotate the eyes a little Counterclockwise to the left. Also make them a bit smaller.

Using a deep, almost maron-like, red, draw a nice mouth that actually looks like a small wok or a mountain upside down.
Grab a pink color and use the Circular Marquee-Tool to draw a nice round shape and fill it with this pink. Press CTRL+SHIFT+G to mask it with the mouth and give the pink orb a black OVERLAY inner glow by going to Layer>Layer Style>Inner Glow.

Conclusion
And there you have it! Kirby. He’s completely yours. Obviously in a figure of speech, because Kirby still is a copyrighted trademark of Nintendo. But now that you’re learned how to draw Kirby, you can place him in all kinds of different poses. Also note that the Circular Marquee-Tool was today’s most-used-tool. It’s amazing what you can do with it and since Kirby is the perfect example of an organic being, the Circular Marquee-Tool is one tool you cannot miss when making Kirby.

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KITA AKAN MEMBUAT LOGO SEPERTI CONTOH BERIKUT. UNTUK TOTORIAL SILAHKAN KLIK

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Open new photoshop document with the size of 500px X 500px and white background.

Then select Rounded Rectangle Tool.

Set settings like this:

Draw like this:

Then right click on layer Go to blending option:

Then make new layer and select Elliptical Marquee Tool.
Draw like this and fill white color.

Then change layer opacity to 20%.

Now again select Elliptical Marquee Tool and set properties like this.

Now draw like this and change layer opacity to 30%.

Now last thing to do. Select Text Tool and set properties like this:

Final result:

KITA AKAN MEMBUAT LOGO FACEBOOK

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