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Category Archives: Photoshop
Twisted Disney Princess Artwork
This twisted Disney Princess art was created by Jeffrey Thomas. Jeffrey is a character designer, concept artist, and story artist residing in Burbank, CA.
This artwork is pretty amazing, mostly because I have an attachment to the characters. What little girl wouldn’t have? I know I spent hours and hours watching a rewatching disney movies. My parents can attest to this. I’m sure they would be perfectly happy if they never saw a disney princess again…
I really love the twisted disney princess concept but these may have ruin my childhood. Read the whole post
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The Matboard: Social bookmarking for Creative Professionals
I recently wrote a blog post for the company that I work about the Matboard, which I was unfamiliar with at the time. I’ve become so obsessed with this website that I just have to share it with you!
The Matboard is a social bookmarking site (much like Pinterest) that allows creative professionals to share, inspire and explore while matting advertisements, magazine covers, photography, infographics, etc. to their personal boards. The Matboard can also be integrated with Facebook and Twitter for easy sharing or finding of friends. Read the whole post
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Grunge Effect
I <3 Photoshop. Seriously, it is a problem. So, when I found all of these grunge tutorials on the Template Monster Blog I was pretty excited. I probably won’t ever use them, but you never know. You can learn a lot from tutorials. Oh, there are 44 tutorials for grunge effects on this page… just to give you a bit more motivation.
Even if you aren’t a Photoshop fanatic, you can still look at the digital art created here.
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Michal Dziekan
Michal Dziekan is a Warsaw based, freelance artist. He is experienced in editorial+advertising illustration and character design.
Here are some of his illustrations from 2012. Enjoy!
Check him out:
Facebook Behance portfolio
Website Blog
Check him out:
Facebook Behance portfolio
Website Blog
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Gift idea for Guys
My boyfriend likes beer on occasion and I like typography. So, one of the gifts I am going to give him is one that I’ve made. The typography consists of all of the brands of beer that he enjoys. Photoshop is a wonderful tool 🙂
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Ronit Bigal
“Body Scripture II” is Ronit Bigal’s new exhibition at the Artists House. It is a combination of Photography, Calligraphy and floral ornamentation. Ronit uses digital photography topped with drawings in black Indian ink which produces a base-relief effect.
Bigal starts by photographing a completely exposed body and explores different areas of it with her lens. She wraps parts of her photos with floral ornamentation and others with cited calligraphy taken from Biblical texts. They are abstract and mysterious. Read the whole post
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Anti-Smoking Ads
via 123 Inspiration
Below are some creative and inventive ideas for anti-smoking ads. I was amused so I had to share it. Enjoy 🙂
Clear Marketing Communications
Advertising Agency: BDDP Unlimited, Paris, France
Advertising Agency: Neogama BBH, Brazil
Advertising Agency: Draftfcb Kobza, Wien, Austria
Advertising Agency: CHI&Partners, London, UK
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Anna Marine
I’ve been following Anna Marine (Czech Republic) on Deviant Art for a few years now. She is an inspiring artist! Her work is cartoony and dark and her inspiration comes from mysticism, gothic, folklore and others. All images were taking from her gallery on Deviant Art.
Anna is a professional illustrator and alt model. She was born and raised in Moscow and Prague. She’s been drawing since the childhood. Anna’s areas of creativity include mysticism, gothic style,folklore and others.
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Which came first
I LOOOOVE this concept!
This idea is by artist Kyle Bean who graduated from Brighton Uni in 2009. All of the work is pretty amazing but I wanted to feature this one. Please check out Kyle’s site.
Which came first? The chicken or the egg?
