April 5th, 2009
So as of late, I’ve been practicing using my Wacom Bamboo tablet to sketch and trace just so I can be comfortable with drawing digitally. Understanding the pressure and different strokes being applied is important because drawing on a tablet is much more different than what I have been used to such as a pencil and paper. I think I definitely have a better handle of it now so I wanted to paint in some of my sketches. Here are a couple I did last week.
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Tags: adobe, cs3, digital painting, illustrations, photoshop
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June 3rd, 2008
So over the weekend, I started using some profile pictures of people to try to manipulate them, either from removing normal blemishes, losing weight, etc. I decided to go for a more extreme and found a photo online that gave me an interesting time trying to manipulate the photo in photoshop. How extraordinary is with a few filters, some skewing, adding some hair and color, a person can totally look different.
I think this gives a really good idea of how one should consider before going for an extreme make over. Take a look at what I did below:
BEFORE PHOTOSHOP
AFTER PHOTOSHOP
As seen, I still need to put in some extra time to make the man more natural; his skin is almost ‘fake’ and I had to some how create a neck. However, I am quite satisfied with the job on the photo... Continue Reading...
Tags: adobe, manipulation, photoshop, pshopped, ugly
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