Creating intriguing light effects
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Creating intriguing light effectsToday I'll take you through the creative process of making intriguing light effects and applying them in your work. This is more a process description of making this illustration, than a detailed step by step how to. I'll give you some good guidance on how to deal with an illustration like this and cover the overall workflow. Let's get started! Author: Travis |
Newest Special effects
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How To Create A Bloody Police Line Crime SceneIn this tutorial, we'll be manipulating a brick wall textured background with a hole smashed into it. Inside is a creepy, dark room, where the walls are splashed with blood. Police Line Do Not Cross tape spreads over the wall to finish this crime scene illustration. The overall finish has a more a comic book feel, as opposed to the recent 'dramatic horror scene' theme we've been doing lately. Visits: 405 |
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Luxury retro car poster with paint splashing effectCreate a nice photo manipulation with classic Talbot-Lago car, paint splashes and dramatic background. Visits: 592 |
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Create an Abstract Cloud Jumper in PhotoshopIn this tutorial, we'll manipulate a photo with abstract elements to make it more interesting and active. Visits: 872 |
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How To Create A Blood Stained Note Paper EffectIn this tutorial, you'll be creating a graphic illustration based on a rough, scratched metal textured background. By finding an average looking piece of note paper, we'll manipulating it to have a more torn, ripped, dramatic-grunge effect, and then covered in blood to resemble a horror scene photo manipulation. Visits: 550 |
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Create Beautiful Mystery Grunge Effect in PhotoshopIn this Photoshop tutorial, I would like to tell how to make a beautiful mystery grunge artwork, using some stock images and brushes. It is not very hard work, but it requires some skill and your imagination. Visits: 571 |
Awesome books you should read
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The Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3 Book for Digital Photographers |
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Scott Kelby's Digital Photography Boxed Set, Volumes 1, 2, and 3 |
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