Well, someone requested a Lightwave variation of my Radioactivity wallpaper. Unfortunately I'm lazy and it's been sitting on my HD, along with about 15 other Wallpapers, for a good week now.
Lightwave, 1280x1024 Orange Logo & Gradient Background:
Lightwave, 1280x1024 Gray Logo & Gradient Background:
Lightwave, 1280x1024 Orange Logo & Solid Background:
Lightwave, 1280x1024 Gray Logo & Solid Background:
Seph Styles:
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8000ff "Wizard" Styles, 1280x1024:
Awesome Globox!!
Love 'em!
@Wizard, we should start the Globox fan club!!! maybe well get to be mods over tehre 
Originally posted by Seph@Nov 14 2003, 09:33 AM@Wizard, we should start the Globox fan club!!! maybe well get to be mods over tehre
LOL!
8000ff, 1280x1024:
. Sounds good, Seph and wizard, the two original members of the Globox Fan Club.
Thanks for the walls, I'm really liking them.
Hey globox, what's your workflow for these style wallpapers (candy style i guess you'd call them.) I've done some, but they don't come out looking great.
Here's my method.
Create a shape
Make selection from path, save as channel for later
Gradiant this shape
New layer for highlights
Make a path for the highlight that you subtract from your shape selection
White->Trans gradiant in highlight selection
Bevel/Emboss the shape
You do anything differently? (and how'd u do the emboss for your puzzle peice wall?)
I don't even mess with Channels, I hate them so very much. I only use channels when required. Basically I do this:
Create Background
Create Shape
Edit the Shapes styles to make it look how I want it to (drop shadows etc)
Create a duplicate of that shape, or use the line tool
Select an outline of the shape
Then gradient them for the shine
Select the outline root shape once more, Select > Expand > 1 px
Delete Selection
That's pretty much it...
Originally posted by Globox@Nov 14 2003, 07:18 PMI don't even mess with Channels, I hate them so very much. I only use channels when required. Basically I do this:
Create Background
Create Shape
Edit the Shapes styles to make it look how I want it to (drop shadows etc)
Create a duplicate of that shape, or use the line tool
Select an outline of the shape
Then gradient them for the shine
Select the outline root shape once more, Select > Expand > 1 px
Delete Selection
That's pretty much it...
thanks, i think the big difference is you just spend more time on the highlights. Oh and by the way channels rock 
I wrote this tutorial for those who are interested: http://ben.siys.com/orb.php
Check it out, that's how I do a lot of my aqua stuff.
Any chance for 1600x1200 versions? Pity us people with strained eyes.
looking real good. :rule:
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those wallpapers you keep churning out.
