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Author: digitalarts

Create a mixed-media portrait using Adobe Photoshop

Paul Holland demonstrates how he went about producing a portrait of singer Beth Ditto for an editorial illustration. He hopes the tutorial will inspire you to explore the endless possibilities available in software.

Posted on March 23, 2011Author digitalartsCategories Graphic DesignTags beth ditto, Digital Arts, Graphic Design, Illustration, mixed media, photoshop, portrait

Bring a 3D creature to life using Illustrator

Illustrator’s superb tools for building 3D objects out of 2D shapes aren’t appreciated as much as they should be. Here Derek Lea shows you how to create an offbeat creature using Illustrator’s 3D Revolve effect, complete with a mouth, an eye and scaly skin that are simple to draw and wrap to the body and head.

Posted on March 23, 2011Author digitalartsCategories Graphic DesignTags 3d, Design, graphic, illustrator, Inspiration

Create an iAd for the iPad

Alex Lokhman outlines the features of Apple’s ad design tool, providing guidance on how to make the best impact with your advertising through the iAd network.

Posted on March 9, 2011Author digitalartsCategories Graphic DesignTags advertising, Digital Arts, iad, iPad, iphone, ipod

Create a Euphoric abstract haze

It doesn’t take a wealth of graphic complexity to produce an image charged with meaning. In this design, self-employed artist Tom Starley uses basic colours, shapes and brush strokes to create a well balanced, euphoric image with a hint of the fetal about it.

Posted on March 9, 2011Author digitalartsCategories Graphic DesignTags abstract haze, brush strokes, colour, complexity, Digital Arts, illustrator, photoshop, shape, tom starley

Master black-and-white art

Ever since humans plucked pieces of smouldering charcoal from the fire to draw on cave walls, artists have been concerned with the symbolism and power of black on a white or neutral background. But why work in black and white today when all the colours of the rainbow are available, at the click of a mouse?

Posted on March 9, 2011Author digitalartsCategories InspirationTags black and white, Design, Digital Arts, mono, print

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