This post is part of the series that showing the most inspiring images around the web that I stumble across during my daily web surfing. I will be choosing 5 to 10 images for each post to make you inspired.
Today I’m bringing you the first part of the talented digital painter Marta Dahlig’s paintings. She is 26 year old digital painter from Poland.
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We’ve all come up against tight deadlines in the past. Knowing some vital time-saving methods is a definite bonus, especially when creating illustrative pieces for the advertisement industry. In this tutorial I’ll show you how to mix 2D artwork with 3D rendered imagery to create a photorealistic 3D object in 3ds Max. We’ll be using splines and several modifiers before exporting the model into KeyShot 2 for material assignment and rendering. The image will then be given its final flourishes in Photoshop and Illustrator.
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This post is part of the series that showing the most inspiring images around the web that I stumble across during my daily web surfing. I will be choosing 5 to 10 images for each post to make you inspired.
Today I’m bringing you the most inspiring and amazing typography samples around the web. Hopefully this will inspire you to use type in many different ways.
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Explosions are cool. Seriously cool. So when I received some e-mails asking about how to create a break-apart, explosion effect, I knew it’d be worth making a tutorial on. Read on to find out how to break apart a body, then add some awesome lighting and glow, and nopattern style, to finish the image off.
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This post is part of the series that showing the most inspiring images around the web that I stumble across during my daily web surfing. I will be choosing 5 to 10 images for each post to make you inspired.
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One of the best sites around for desktops has to be Desktopography. I’ve been inspired by their amazing work, so today we are going to put together a sunset image mixing some vector shapes and dusky lighting effects to produce a slick image that would make a nice album cover for a chillout mix!
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This post is part of the series that showing the most inspiring images around the web that I stumble across during my daily web surfing. I will be choosing 5 to 10 images for each post to make you inspired.
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There are a number of tricks and techniques people use when making an image of this nature, but I am going to show how I created this image using only the very basic tools. The same principles and process can be used on any animals, even humans, but I’m going to use a frog for my example because why not?
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This post is part of the series that showing the most inspiring images around the web that I stumble across during my daily web surfing. I will be choosing 5 to 10 images for each post to make you inspired.
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Roman Jusdado reveals how to use Photoshop’s layer styles to create an Instagram-esque iOS icon from scratch.
In this tutorial, I’ll explain how to use light and shadow to make realistic artwork – in this case, a record player app icon. Using Photoshop’s powerful layer styles, I’ll show you how to produce impressive results in a short amount of time.
We’re also going to use a technique for quickly changing the colour of textures, and I’ll share some expert tips that I use in my work for adding realism.
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