Sunday, December 23, 2012
Friday, December 21, 2012
Font Collections #1
Some of these fonts can be used on your web projects, but check the terms. And if you're looking at a quick overview of web font formats, check out Jonathan Snook's post on font embedding.
So, without further ad
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Monday, December 17, 2012
Create a Glowing Liquid Text with Water Splash Effect in Photoshop
Ground texture
Water pattern image
Water splash brush
Step 1
Create a new document sized 1280px * 800px with black background. Load the Ground Texture stock image into Photoshop, and select a piece of the ground as shown belowSunday, December 16, 2012
80’s Style Design Using Photoshop
Part 1: Creating The Main Text
Taking a canvas size of 1900 X 1200. Of course you could pick any size according to your preference, but make sure the resolution is decent enough.Fill the background layer BLACK.
With the Text Tool type whatever you want the text to be. I chose “Leave, but don’t leave me”, from a Pink Floyd song. “But don’t leave me” is coming later. Right now we’ll work on “Leave”. The font I have used is Futura Heavy.
- Right-click on the text layer, go to Blending Options to create Layer styles.
- On the Layer style box, go to Gradient Overlay, tick it.
- On the Gradient Overlay, we open the Gradient editor and make the New Custom Gradient as above. I have chosen shades of black, white and grey so that we can easily modify the colors later.
Friday, December 14, 2012
Add Brilliant Light Effects To Your Work With Photoshop
Tutorial Resources
- Blanched Paper Textures from WeGraphics
- Dancer from Shutterstock
- light_effects_custombrushes (ZIP, 26.1 MB)
Step 1: Set up the background
Let’s start the tutorial by creating a new document (Ctrl/Cmd + N) in Photoshop. Since I like printing my work, I will typically choose a large standard document size (like A4) and set the Resolution at 300 pixels/inchWednesday, December 5, 2012
Brush Collections #2
1. Abstract brushes from Rubina – (6 brushes)
2. Veruct Brushes by Disporatik (8 brushes)
3. Starwalt Abstract light brushes by gigistar (6 brushes)
4. Abstract splash brushes by Rce-Ordinary (12 brushes)
5. Ecol Brushes by Rubina (6 brushes)
6. Silicon Brushes by Axeraider (5 brushes)
7. Abstract Brushes by Metal-CX (8 brushes)
8. Fractal Chaos by Javier ZhX (10 brushes)
9. Dawn Brushes by differentxdreamz (12 brushes)
10. Serenity Brushes by Axeraider (15 brushes)
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Dramatic Text on Fire Effect
Part 1— The Background
So create a new document in Photoshop at 1920px wide x 1200px high, and with the Gradient Tool (G), draw in a radial gradient of browns (#5c3d09 to #1f1409) so you get something like what is shown below.Notice that the gradient is not centered vertically but sits toward the top. In this image we want the top of the text to be on fire, so the top part of the image sh
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Create a Studio Sports Portrait
Tutorial Assets
The following assets were used during the production of this tutorial.Introduction
This is probably one of the hottest compositing trends today. A lot of photographers are now choosing to photograph athletes in a studio and then composite them into a background that’s more fitting to their sport, or simply more dramatic. Whether it’s for an advertisement (Nike and Under Armour do it all the time), or whether thSaturday, December 1, 2012
How to Create Cityscape Concept Art
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