Tutorialsby Nathan Brown
Using the Rotate Tool in Illustrator you can create some awesome radial designs. Today we're going to look at using the tool to create a color spirograph. Spirographs are always elegant and impressive, and creating them is quite simple with just one tool in Illustrator and a little bit of simple mat...
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Recently I was searching for a way to shape flames and change the direction of fire in a Photoshop composition. After a little experimentation, I discovered that Photoshop's Liquify Filter handles the task brilliantly. Below is the method I used to essentially paint with fire and change the directio...
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I've marveled at the Puppet Warp Tool in Photoshop for quite some time, but I've never actually used it. Not that I didn't understand how, it was just that I never had the need. So I decided to sit down and create a concept that would utilize this tool in a cool way, that would be fun and interestin...
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There is a huge collection of great Photoshop brushes here at WeGraphics. But what some don't realize is that most all of our brushes are created by hand and then scanned and converted to brush sets. There are simply no Photoshop filters to reproduce what you can do by hand with brushes and paper. B...
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In this tutorial we're going to explore how to recreate an awesome video cover art with just a couple of photos and a single Photoshop brush set. The intent of this tutorial is to show you how what looks like a complex design can really be very simple when deconstructed. Let's dig in. Below is...
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As we're approaching the end of the hottest summer and worst drought in recorded history here in Texas, I decided a nice cold winter scene tutorial was in order. In this tutorial I'm going to walk you through my process and the techniques I used to create this nice cold winter portrait. Preview ...
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When designing in Photoshop every little tip and trick to reduce your amount of clicks can add up to better workflow and more time saved. That's exactly why I find this next tip to be an invaluable asset to my daily production. When working with brushes and the brush palette I find myself going bac...
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Sometimes there are little things I do in illustrator that I just accept and do without seeking out an alternative (better) solution. For example, in the past I would always lock top objects in order to select and move objects underneath. Last week I discovered a much easier way to select objects be...
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Movie posters are always a lot of fun to design, and there are a number of things you have to take into consideration - The graphic, the typography, overall mood, and so much more. In this tutorial, we?ll have a look at making this awesome Western movie poster, and hopefully learn a whole load of Ph...
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Sometimes the simplest tricks can make the biggest difference. That's what happened for me when I discovered an alternative solution to creating boxes with rounded corners in Illustrator. I was frustrated at how, when using the Rounded Rectangle Tool, I would have to redraw the box when resizing it ...
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In today's tutorial, I will show you how to create a detailed vintage TV from scratch using Photoshop's vector editing capabilities. The detailed step by step guide will help you to understand the process of its creation. Preview First, take a look at the image we'll be creating. Step 1 Op...
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In this tutorial, new WeGraphics contributor, Jonathan Wong walks you through how to create a Spectrum Poster design using Adobe Photoshop. So pull up a chair and join in as Jonathan takes us on a trip through his creative process. Preview Step 1 Create a new document and make it whatever siz...
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