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Photographer Darren Pearson, aka Darius Twin, creates some of the most stunningly detailed light paintings we've ever seen. Designer by day, light painter around Los Angeles, California, by night, Darius Twin produces pieces of light art that fire our imaginations while at the same time leaving us scratching our heads as to how he does it. We technically do know how — he moves a torch like a paint brush in front of an open camera shutter — but the depth of detail shown in his work is just incredible. So we asked him. The images are created by using a long exposure: setting the camera up on a tripod and leaving the shutter open at night.External Tip – 12 Tutorials and Instructions For After Effects
In this category we want to give you an advice to other great sites, where you can get a lot of very useful information, inspirations and materials.3D Text Shatter Effect – Tutorial
Are you sick of your type looking plain and boring? Many OpenType fonts have alternate characters built into them that can transform your type into a beautiful piece of art.
Taking Type to the Next Level with Alternate Characters
How To Create Vibrant Lighting Effects From Scratch
Want to mimic the look of Instagram’s filters using Photoshop? We’re happy to announce that we have a set of Photoshop files that allow you to do just that. Designed exclusively for PetaPixel by Eric Öhman of Skellefteå, Sweden, the pack comes with 20 filters that imitate the look of the popular mobile photo sharing app. Let’s get started!
Free Photoshop Filters That Resemble the Look of Instagram Photos
Follow this step by step Illustrator tutorial to create a cool ribbon style logo graphic with gradients and effects in Adobe Illustrator. We’ll create the graphic as a vector design to allow scalability as a logo and add flat and mono versions to keep the logo versatile. Usually a logo project would involve lots of research in order to develop a brand that reflects the company, but for this tutorial we’ll focus just on the practical task of building a cool looking graphic in Illustrator.
Create a Cool Ribbon Style Logo Graphic in Illustrator
How To Create a Movie Style Photo Effect in Photoshop
In the recent typography inspiration showcase a design by Jordan Metcalf particularly caught my interest, which reminded me of the design style used in the Mexico 1968 Olympics branding. I decided to combine these inspirations and create my own poster design artwork in a similar style. Follow this step by step tutorial to create a flowing composition of geometric lines based on the retro style of the Mexico 1968 Olympics branding. We’ll use Illustrator’s powerful vector tools to create the pattern, then switch over to Photoshop to weather the design for that awesome retro style appearance. The design we’ll be creating features a series of flowing striped lines interweaving and looping around the page to form an intriguing composition. We’ll use a plain black and white palette to keep the design in check with the original Mexico Olympics branding and use textures and brushes to distress our clean vector design to give it that aged appearance.
Retro Style Geometric Lines Poster Design Tutorial
Top 10 Best Photoshop Tutorials This Week 008 « Tutorialstorage | Photoshop tutorials and Graphic Design
Waseem is on holidays, so I’m filling in for him. You’ll see him back in just a couple of days. Today I’ve got for you a collection of some of the very best Photoshop tutorial work done this year. I might be a touch early in making this posts since even September hasn’t started yet, but if the world does end on 21st December (although I doubt it), I might not get time to make a “best of 2012″ post at all… so it is better to be early than to being too late! Jokes apart, this post is serious stuff. All the tutorials I selected either contain a mesmerizing result or they are very easy/quick to follow.
38 Best Photoshop Tutorials of 2012
The retro style badge/emblem of logos is a hot trend at the moment, and it’s no surprise why – They’re super cool! We’ve already looked at a showcase of retro and vintage style logos based on circular motifs, now let’s build our own. We’ll put the basic structure together in Illustrator, then give it that aged vintage appearance with some finishing touches in Photoshop. The logo we’ll be creating is for the totally fictional Powerhouse Gym (although I wouldn’t be surprised if there was a gym somewhere with this name!). It combines many of the typical traits of this retro/vintage theme with alternating rings of black and white as well as fine details such as the stars and dots.
How To Create a Retro Badge/Emblem Style Logo
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