Here's another one of my pieces I've created after learning from a tutorial I found on Worth 1000
I created the wrecked photo and depth by myself (you can find other tutorials to help you with this) but I created the bubbles and water using this tutorial:
Making Bubbles with your own custom Brush in Photoshop
Check it out!
I really like this one, because once you have done it one time, it is really easy to use again and again
Friday, April 18, 2008
Underwater bubbles in Photoshop
If everything was made from chocolate....
After finding a very delicious looking photoshop tutorial to chocolatize anything and everything you could ever imagine, I decided to give old Shepp the Dog here a makeover.
It was very time consuming (which is why I haven't tried it again since!) but the end result was worth it!
If you want to check out the tutorial I used to create this,
click HERE to visit the tutorial at WORTH 1000
Their picture they use isn't as cute as mine :) but its a great tutorial!
exploding planet tutorial
This is a very cool tutorial that is pretty simple to follow on how to make an exploding planet in Photoshop! Click here to check it out!
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Adobe Illustrator spirograph effect
Next time you are in Adobe Illustrator, try holding down the little squiggly key on the left of the number 1 key on your keyboard while you use the shape tool. It makes really interesting spirograph patterns!
more swirly curls in Illustrator
Here is another Illustrator tutorial on creating decorative swirls or curls or whatever you want to call them. This one is incredibly simple (basically 3 steps!), and I still find it very effective.
Visit Veerle's blog to see this tutorial!
Decorative swirls in Illustrator
This was one of the first Adobe Illustrator tutorials I ever did, and so I would recommend it to beginners. It is a very interesting technique to get those decorative swirls that everyone seems to use. And like any tutorial... it's all about what you do with it that makes it a good tutorial!
Friday, April 11, 2008
Space Art Photoshop Tutorial
It's probably about time I posted some of the fantastic tutorials I have found all over the web, so I will start with one of my favourites:
GREG MARTIN has come up with an amazing tutorial to create realistic planets using Adobe Photoshop. It is the tutorial I used to help me create my space image:
Random question time!
I've decided that I want to hear more about what you guys think, so every now and then I will throw in a random question that you can answer or leave comments on! I'd love to get some feedback!
So todays random (and yet not so random) question is....
WHICH STOCK PHOTO SITE DO YOU PREFER TO USE TO SELL YOUR PHOTOS OR VIDEOS, AND WHY?
Friday, April 4, 2008
LIVE online broadcast from 4 international launch!
The time has arrived.... the 4th of the 4th at 4pm (US time) for 4 hours....
Right at this very moment, The 4 Curriculum is having its
INTERNATIONAL LAUNCH
with live video and chat available!
Come and visit this amazing team and hear about some of the great things they have been doing!
As a part of their launch, they will also be having live specials and discounts for the next 4 hours only!
visit the live feed and chat at http://www.ustream.tv/channel/4tv
or check out the 4 online store at http://www.4store/com.au
My next piece of space art
After such a long time since my first attempt at space art, I decided that it was about time I tried it again. So here's one of my new pieces that is now available on Shutterstock and hopefully soon on iStockPhoto too! I used both digital art done in Photoshop and a fractal made in Apophysis. Tell me what you think!