6 step bowl

[dinasset]

first one is too dark IMO, second one is a "divertissement".
You are Always creative, anyhow.

(and it seems you are the best user of perspective ... hehehe)

[sallyanne]

Everyone has made beautiful pieces of art.
Pat so glad you were finally able to do it, and you made such a lovely one. I often get the same message.
Dalia that is lovely - I saw the bowl needed a pestle before and now I know how to do it. Thanks!
OMG you never cease to amaze.

[Issabella]

Thank you Sallyanne. I learnt a new possibility of GMIC I didn't know.

[dinasset]

nice one ! a bit OMG style?

[Issabella]

Thanks my friend. Yes, a bit from OMG' style.

[sallyanne]

That is beautiful Issabella. Well done

[Issabella]

Thank you Sallyanne.

[oldmangrumpy]

Issabella - a nice cup, but OMG style ???

Dinasset - OK thanks, so lets try another one, glass of course but not too dark, hopefully not too light and certainly not a 'divertissement' ...

[Issabella]

Very nice result OMG, you have got a perfect translucent glass cup.
Dinasset made me a joke, because you have got the right perspective between base and the upper cup.

[sallyanne]

ICECREAM ANYONE?

[Dalia]

oldmangrumpy, you certainly amaze! Everyone's work is great. sallyanne, thank you for your nice comment. The pestle was an afterthought which is why it's missing a shadow where I cut the bottom off Absolutely love your bowls with ice cream.

[dinasset]

Sallyanne,
nice outcome !

[Ella]

Found some easter eggs allready

Thanks for the tut Sallyanne

[Pat625]

Really nice, Ella! I love all the colors and the color design of the bowl.

[Ella]

Thank you for the comment Pat625

[dinasset]

the composition is beautiful, but let me say one thing, Ella: if you still have the gimp .xcf, rebuild the text to be more "adherent" to the bowl surface; little changes can improve a lot the "perception" of the reality, IMO

[Dalia]

Going to have to learn how to tip my bowl.

[oldmangrumpy]

Dalia -re tipping your bowl. When you are creating your cup/bowl in GMIC>3d image object, once you are happy with the position/angle of the object using the X and Y sliders, you will find that the 'Z-angle slider' will tilt your image towards you or away from you.

Hope that is what you were looking to do.

[Dalia]

It is oldmangrumpy! Thank you for the tip.

[2-ton]

Nice tutorial, gotta love that G'Mic!