How To Add Light Beams To A Lighthouse

[@kushsharma3798]

Thank you so much Brendan, it really helped me bro. easy and straight-forward. I'm visitng a beach that has a lighthouse tomorrow and your tutorial has really given me hope. cheers.

[@si-scapessprayart1673]

Brendan - just what I needed to learn and you make it SO easy to follow- thanks and please keep posting your stuff, as it's helping others, nice one mate x

[@BrendanWilliamsTutorials]

Glad you enjoy it! I'll keep at it. Thanks for the kind words :)

[@praveenanandan8687]

Awesome as always brendan

[@BrendanWilliamsTutorials]

Thank you!

[@nomelodiesounds6711]

Thanks man .... it was really very helpful.....

[@77794471]

Bruv I just found this, your pictures are amazing, had to give you a follow on the gram, keep it up your stuffs quality!

[@Ziarmal-Mangal]

Wonderful 😮😮

[@LuciaHewitt]

fantastic tut!!

[@MadHatter-cj8bh]

Thanks Brandon. Do you have anything that shows a transition from fire to steel/metal. I'm trying to show something solidifying, but I can't figure out how to do it.

[@danielcary1422]

Awesome video!

[@wolfgaller]

it did not appear the color panel, when I pressed "new layer" :) how can I find it :)

[@Bylasan-vg5sz]

amazing!. got any advices for logos?

[@MrLuka84]

This is fine in a cloudy atmosphere situtation , but, how To put light beams on a blue clean night sky ?

[@BrendanWilliamsTutorials]

It is quite literally the exact same process. To make it realistic though, you would just need to add some subtle fog around the lights; since light beams like this are not visible, in real life, without some sort of cloud/dust/fog to travel through.

[@MrLuka84]

that's true

[@SaintAugustine17]

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