Hello,

Which program should I use to make this quality image?

Is it possible to make it in photoshop?

Thanks

 

 

Yes, it is possible make it in Photoshop, or in Illustrator, or in Corel Draw and even in Flash

and how make this quality in photoshop?

and how make this quality in photoshop?

 

You could use any of the programs Lev said, in addition to making it in 3D with something like ZBrush, Blender or egg boxes and pasta shells. Are you trying to replicate the image exactly? Seems like you're looking for a tutorial. It's fairly straightforward in how to make it but it depends on your skill levels.

Yes for sure It is... You could do even better.

I would just say this : rely on your skills.

 

As exemple, on my side, I'm confortable with Blender as well, so instead of struggling to get nice perspectives by drawing under Photoshop/Gimp, I would at first simply create the basic shape using Blender, once my mesh fully modeled, I would import a screenshot of the model inside Photoshop, and then I would simply paint over that one, or maybe I would vectorize it. Basically It all depends on the purpose of the final image.

 

As ressource, there is a good tutorial which shows how to mixe 3D and painting, If you are interested, It's called "Chaos and evolutions", It's available on the Blender store, all apps used in this one are freewares If I remember well, It worth to glance at it.

Edited June 25, 201313 yr by Azuk

You could use Photoshop, but I wouldn't recommend it. Photoshop's not exactly built for animation, more for abstract imagery, logos, banners and as a web construction kit. I would look at Illustrator, it seems to be ideal for that job. Download the 30 day trial and take a look; if you have experience in Photoshop, Flash or any other Adobe design program you should pick it up quite quickly.

Don't rule out http://www.xara.com/uk/designer-pro/ either, much faster than Adobe products

Absolutely it is possible build it in Photoshop.

Photoshop is the best option for making the images according to your requirements .

Photoshop is the best option for making the images according to your requirements .

i think illustator would be better - easily resizble and not really any effects or textures there unless you're comfotable with 3d apps in which case they are more flexible with viewpoint and lighting

I think CorelDraw would do the job. The image looks like it's vector based but I may be wrong as it could be done by any graphic design software like Illustrator, PS...

I think Illustrator is better.

Personally I think cinama 4d would do the best job but there is a steep learning curve for that program so the second choice I would say is illustrator.

For these type of advance graphics you must use the adobe products, these are perfect for the designing/ graphics or banners and images. the list included in it as adobe flash, photoshop, illustrator, indesign, corel draw, adobe premier, etc.

these definitely going to help you or solve your problem.

clickpencil - since when has corel draw been part of adobe? lol. must use? nah.

clickpencil - since when has corel draw been part of adobe? lol. must use? nah.

 

Actually Corel Draw comes with Adobe, as does 3D Studio and Maya. You can usually find them in the folders next to the keygen

 

Quite amazing just how many people have access to all this software these days. Think I have to raise my prices to catch up. Or ask that bloke down the pub...

Fire works is a designed from the ground up program for working with images for the web, however it can do a lot of high quality work for printing as well.

Jennifer - you *could* use fireworks to make print images - in the same way i could ride my granddad's bike in the tour de france.

 

but you have no CMYK, no pdf export, poor handling of large bitmap files etc etc. unless of course you're simply talking about printing on a desktop printer.

 

 

fireworks for WEB would be a great choice,

For these type of advance graphics you must use the adobe products, these are perfect for the designing/ graphics or banners and images. the list included in it as adobe flash, photoshop, illustrator, indesign, corel draw, adobe premier, etc.

these definitely going to help you or solve your problem.

 

Hmmm, doing that with adobe premier would be pretty tedious, I think...

I have GIMP, but when I scale it larger the quality STINKS. i have the newest version.

I think Paint tool SAI is better.

Wow. If there is one thing I have learned from this thread, it's that there is a lot of graphic tools out there. Personally, if I were to work on something like this I would use a combination of Ilustrator and photoshop. I would do the line work in Illustrator and the coloring in Photoshop. I know you can do the color parts in Ilustrator as well, but for me it always seems so much easier in Photoshop.