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I'm a mixtape designer, who took a long break to learn and get better. This is one of the last things that i cannot seem to find a decent tutorial for at all. In this image, i imagine the designer who made this, somehow used a distort, of a uzi submachine gun, the wrapper contents itself is obviously custom.

How on earth do you contour something to an uzi?

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Second one, he uses dollar bills sort of mummified around what are supposed to be intestines. Its insane. Usually i experiment until i get something if i want to learn something. I dont even know where to start on these.

Any experts out there, any resources with tutorials for these type of effects?

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    I suggest you use a 3d program. I use Blender. Here is an example of a ribbon: blender.stackexchange.com/questions/69462/…
    – LeoNas
    Dec 12, 2019 at 20:32
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    I'm not sure the two examples are using the same effect. The first one looks like it's a traditional collage with a displacement map. The second looks like it was done in a 3D application as @LeoNas suggests.
    – Wolff
    Dec 12, 2019 at 20:41
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    I don’t think it’s 3d: the warps look like they all exist in different perspective planes and shadows look painted. 3d would give a more consistent result. A lot of warped layers with some experience would give you the same result: just start trying, learn perspective and lighting
    – Sergey Kritskiy
    Dec 12, 2019 at 21:18
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    Print paper > get toy uzi > wrap in paper > take picture > tweak... is one way to avoid dabbling in 3D :)
    – curious ♦
    Dec 13, 2019 at 14:39
  • I think @curious nailed the technique for the first one. But I suspect it was merely wrapped and photographed (even a poor photo would work), then graphics added to the paper afterwards digitally. The second is merely liquify I think.
    – Scott
    Jan 22, 2020 at 10:14

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I have done a similar artwork before wrapping a texture on the drapes of clothing. I did this using the "Liquify" tool on Photoshop and it works like a charm if you do it right and with patience.

This tutorial I found on Youtube explains it - Link Here

Hope this helps!

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