Frederik Heyman grew up from Belgium, he learned photography and illustration at the Antwerp
academy and he has much interest in fashion photography. His creative style scenery for his
photos and his vivid colors give a certain amount of surreal effect and positivity to his worFrederik
Bartholot is a freelance designer based in Berlin with an emphasis on photographic illustration and art direction. He
was born in 1971 in Southern Germany and became a graphic designer in Aachen. He gained experience working in
Lucerne and Zurich, before he moved to Madrid to join photography legend Álvaro Villarrubia's team. He’s been
exploring his particular imagery ever since. Beside his interest in dollish characters he certainly has a weakness for
dusty shine, trendless fashion & striking gloom.
Vector graphics need not be one-dimensional. In this tutorial, Thomas Burden – aka ‘…and there will be unicorns’ – shows how Adobe Illustrator’s 3D extrusions and Map Art function can be used to create an imaginary room full of weird, wonderful and definitely retro computer kit.
In this tutorial, Sakke Soini guides you step-by-step through the process of creating a cool old school sci-fi poster image, based on Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Here Derek Lea focuses on a single tool from Corel Painter, the Oil Palette Knife. It uses the colours and imagery from existing layers and spreads them around on a new layer, taking you far along the path from photo to painted portrait, with only fine detail to be added.