Posts Tagged ‘photo manipulation

Today we have a guest tutorial by Dustin from Vallys In The Vinyl, a brand new texture blog where he’s releasing some of the best freebies around. He’ll be showing you how to create a surrealist portrait in Photoshop using photo manipulation and textures. Enjoy! Preview: Resources used: Texture 1 Texture 2 Texture 3 Portrait [...]

Do you not think that fashion photography sometimes becomes too serious? Fashion editorials seem to be a bit overrated on magazine spreads and there’s no doubt that this field has become a serious science. Shifting from the traditional fashion photography, some editorials are now mixed with digital art, from vector illustrations to 3D. It’s like [...]

Illustration artwork usually depends on abstract lines and color combinations. Thus it allows the artists to extend their creativity by applying different lines and colors’ styles and techniques. This is one of the reasons that makes the illustration artwork very different from other art fields such as photography which is based on existing scenes and [...]

Cars are not just status symbols; they take us to places and make travel far more comfortable and enjoyable. Everybody dreams of having one. A kick ass car with customized wheels, shiny mags and high-powered engines is simply awesome. Who doesn’t want that? If cars come for free, we’d all definitely personalize our own cars [...]

Creating the Alluring Photo-Manipulation ‘Lust’ 7 Deadly Sins Series This tutorial is Part 3 of 7 of our 7 Deadly Sins Series! Look out for the other tutorials – coming soon! Resources Used In This Tutorial Waterfall Photo Female Model Ripped Paper Bush Photo 1 Fern Tree Tulips Photo Large Fern Photo Heart Frames Brush [...]


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