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Master stylish lighting effects using Adobe Photoshop

Applying lighting effects to model shots is a classic application of Photoshop, but through poor practice and overuse of the same tricks, it’s become something of a cliché. In this tutorial, Fabio Sasso shows you how to put a fresh, stylish spin on lighting effects.

Posted on November 21, 2010Author digitalartsCategories Graphic DesignTags Digital Arts, effects, Lighting, model shots, photoshop

Master the urban halo effect using Adobe Photoshop

In this tutorial, we are going to create an urban-looking piece that will combine elements so it captures both the gritty nature of the urban environment, as well as elegance of the model.

Posted on November 3, 2010Author digitalartsCategories Graphic DesignTags Digital Arts, halo, Inspiration, photoshop, urban

Discover inspirational painting techniques using Adobe Photoshop

This tutorial takes you through how to make a subversive pastiche of Chinese propaganda posters using Photoshop. To emulate the motivational tone of these posters we’ll be working on a theme of ‘inspiration’.

Posted on November 3, 2010Author digitalartsCategories Graphic DesignTags china, Digital Arts, Inspiration, photoshop, poster, propaganda

Photoshop Tip: Brush up on clouds

The best way to create realistic clouds in Photoshop using brushes is to select the Texture tab in the Brushes panel (F5), then, for the pattern, use Clouds 128×128 (it’s in the predefined list named ‘Patterns’).

Posted on October 19, 2010Author digitalartsCategories Graphic DesignTags Digital Arts, photoshop, tip

Inking techniques revealed

When creating comics, few artists stop at the pencil stage – most then pull out the inks for a more dynamic black and white look. Here artist Douglas Sirois takes you step-by-step through how to turn out a piece with a pencil-drawn look.

Posted on October 19, 2010Author digitalartsCategories Graphic DesignTags black and white, comic, corel, Digital Arts, drawing, dynamic, ink, painter, pencil look

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