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Interview With Designer Mauricio Raffin
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Mauricio Raffin is a talented Programmer/Designer from Corrientes, Argentina. His works are captivating with his implementation of surreal details and good composition. Let’s dive into a surrealistic world with fantastical creatures through Mauricio Raffin’s artwork.
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Painting “The Imaginary House” in Adobe Photoshop
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With this tutorial, I am going to explain the process of painting which I have called, “The Imaginary House”. I will go into detail and show my working process and what tools I prefer to…
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How to Create a Magical Town in the Clouds Using Photoshop
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In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to create a magical town where books are roads and whales swim under the clouds, where windmills float and magic wielders live. We are going to…
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Interview With Greg Sand
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Greg Sand is an artist/photographer from Clarksville, Tennessee. He explores issues of time, existence and death and incorporates these elements in his work. With this, he creates an interesting work that has an eerie, haunting…
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Interview With Cristina Duran
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Cristina Duran is a Postproduction artist/owner of Studio Panorama. Her personal works have a very nostalgic feel with its muted tones and textures. She collaborates with Paul Cassidy (whom we also did an interview with)…
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Design a Blue Jean Pocket Cover in Photoshop
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Learn how to create a Jean Pocket with the help of patterns and an extensive use of the Pen Tool. You’ll learn how to create stitching, apply fabric textures, and create beautiful fabric letterings.
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