I’ve been inspired by a lot of paintings lately, so I’ve whipped up a nice little round up of some of these amazing speed painting videos. It’s fascinating to see the artists process from start to finish and the amount of detail they put into these art pieces, don’t you think?
Follow this simple and easy step-by-step tutorial that will take any still image of a vehicle and give it that 100+ mph in motion effect! I was inspired by a many editorial car advertisements and wanted to try it on my own. It was actually a lot easier than I thought, the car in motion effect is a simple and fun photoshop technique.
The effects of this stumbling, yet slowly recovering economy can have you at constant chase of finding a graphic design career that will support you financially. And with the unemployment rate constantly increasing, I personally know that competition is even greater than it ever was for freelancers.If you’re looking for others ways of income as a graphic designer and web designer that actually pay out, this article will give you my MOST preferred choices to building your design career.
Here’s a little round of several portfolios of graphic designer’s to get your inpiration going. I’ve been debating to redo my extremely outdated portfolio www.kysonkane.com with something new and fresh. After doing some browsing, these amazing artists gave me my push, check these guys out!
In this step-by-step tutorial I’m going to give you a walkthrough on how to create typography with a painted feel on textured backgrounds. In this example, I’m showing you how to create an airbrushed/stenciled feel on a wooden background. You can watch the video tutorial to this as well!