Ultimamente tenho visto alguns tutoriais explicando como se criar uma xicara de cafe no Photoshop.. mas particularmente falando nao gostei muito dos resultados deles. Entao resolvi fazer uma xicara eu mesmo, de uma forma que na minha visao oferecesse um resultado mais realista. E o melhor, usando apenas circulos, gradientes, UMA mascara, e alguns motions e gaussian blurs. Ai esta o resultado! Estou pensando em escrever um tutorial, problema e que estou mto sem tempo! Comentem! Lately I've been seeing some tutorials explaining how to create a coffee mug in Photoshop... but particularly speaking I didn't like them results. So I decided to make myself one, in a way that, in my view, could offer a more realistic result. And the best, only using a few circles, gradients, ONE mask, e some motion and gaussian blur. There's the result! I'm thinking about writing a tutorial, the problem is that I'm sooo busy lately! Leave your comment!

Sunday morning coffee from the worlds best coffee mug. Cuddled on the couch underneath the sweetest Little Boy's monkey blanket that he so generously tucked around me. This is week 2 of 52. In the 52 weeks challenge, every one of my 52 photos will be taken by one of my kids. Either Mancub (16) or Little Boy (7). They get full reign of my camera (eeeeek) and do what they wish. All I do is pick the pic, edit and post it. Today's Random Jessie Fact: This mug was given to me by a friend of mine a LONG time ago as a thank you for watching her kids for a bit. The way that life has taken twists and turns over the last year is amazing...I never knew how true a silly saying would be.