Illustrator Training Course. Learn Adobe Illustrator in 30 Days Crash Course – FREE January 02, 2014 at 17:07 Illustrator Facebook Twitter Google+ Linkedin Pinterest Reddit Last updated on 1 August 2017 This is the most popular FREE Illustrator training course created for beginners interested to learn Adobe Illustrator.
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Color wheel. 100 Principles for Designing Logos and Building Brands. How To Create A Vibrant Image Using Photoshop. In this tutorial, we’ll explore how to add more energy and dynamism to a photo.
The effects can be extended and used on a multitude of photos to create a feeling of motion and vibrancy to a static image. The tutorial was created and written by renowned artist Mike Harrison (a.k.a. destill) and this is his first tutorial for a blog. His work has been featured in Computer Arts and Advanced Photoshop magazines. OK, enough of an introduction, and on with the tutorial… Step 1 Start by choosing an image similar to this one of someone jumping in the air (original image). Step 2 Drag your image into the new document and grab the pen tool, carefully start adding point by point until you’ve drawn around the entire body of the girl.
Step 3 With a blank background, let’s create some instant depth to this piece by adding a gradient. Step 4 Now I sometimes like to get colour palette and tone sorted early, and in the case of this piece let’s do just that. Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 Step 8 Step 9 Looking good? Restless. All Critics (108) | Top Critics (31) | Fresh (39) | Rotten (68) | DVD (1) If you haven't seen a wasting disease in real life, you might think "Restless" is romantic.
If you have, you might diagnose it as terminally cute. All surface, no thought and quite horribly empty. Restless is consciously lovely in the face of death. How rare. This low-budget movie takes its time filling in the backgrounds of its characters. Gus Van Sant doesn't make bad movies. Van Sant lays on the whimsy with a trowel; Wasikowska's quirky thrift-store wardrobe and twinkling performance are enough to trigger migraines. This movie pretends it's about death -- our couple meets because Enoch crashes funerals, a literary device that has no relevance here -- but it never scratches past the perfect pale void faces of its leads. Better stock up on tissues. Quirky, death-obsessed...oddly touching...faintly amusing A slight tale whose self-conscious indie quirks fail to lift it beyond familiar Disease of the Week formula.
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