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I got some awesome feedback from my Design Instructor on my last Visit Pandora guide cover, and here’s the new and improved version. What I did: Drop shadows and beveled edges for framing and separating images. One of my favorite movies is Before Sunset. For one of the Photoshop exercises, I created an imaginary poster for this movie. I wanted to show the two lead characters, in fact the only ones, in a silhouette-ish layer to convey the idea that they have been living in the shadow of their encounters 9 years [...] Tonight’s lecture was on using Adobe Bridge as a Digital Asset Management tool, and one exercise was on the use of shadow and lighting. I was to transform this room into anything I wanted: Just another empty apartment room. I thought, hey, why not my own Yoga space? And so, making it into my dream yoga room, [...] What if the Department of Tourism needed a Tourist brochure? Here’s something I thought would be fun to make to play around with Filters. A Pandora Visitors Guide Brochure Cover Filters used: Unsharp mask Images aren’t mine, I just cropped and filtered them. Thank you to all the artists for putting them out there so I [...] I worked on this ad today, using basic typography tricks including Type Masking, Drop Shadowing, and Warping. Ask your doctor today. Drugs for Facebook and Twitter forthcoming. I’ve been playing/working with layers, and here’s a sample. A lodge cabin before surgery And… here’s what the post-surgery Heidi Montag version looks like: If you can landscape in real life, there's always Photoshop Some things I did: Using some advanced selection methods like Color Range, Quick Mask, and Extract Filter. This is what a friend of my told me when we were in college. He was in the Art School studying Visual Design, and he said that he can’t look at Maxim or any of those skin magazines the same way anymore. “All I see is Photoshop retouching!”, he’d exclaim. And oh, yes, I do know [...] |
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