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Drawing figures from photos The Boy Fitz Hammond shows you how to create a character in Illustrator CS using your eyes, some photos and the all-important Pen tool |
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Photoshop character faces The faces of your characters, regardless of their final destinations, should be designed to facilitate changing emotions and diverse facial expressions. Derek Lea demonstrates facial awareness |
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Screen-printing tricks Ever wanted to make your own printed T-shirts but didn’t fancy the expense? Jason Arber reveals a cheap and easy way to make a pseudo screen-printed T-shirt using Illustrator, an embroidery hoop and a pair of tights |
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Design and build a flatpack toy Use one of your favourite character designs to create a flatpack toy you can give to friends and clients… |
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Create your own tag brush Never mind real-world tagging: Derek Lea demonstrates Photoshop’s custom brush tip capabilities that enable you to put a virtual graffiti stencil tag on any digitally photographed scene |
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Mix pixel and vector Computer Arts newcomer Ingi Erlingsson saves you the trouble of choosing between popular design applications by showing you how to effectively use Photoshop and Illustrator together, with impressive results |
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Warp your images In the second part of his Photoshop series, Derek Lea continues to transform a flat rendering into a textured masterpiece by incorporating two new Photoshop CS2 features: Smart Objects and Warp Transformation |
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Create a t-shirt stencil design Draw and apply a three-colour stencil onto a t-shirt, using templates made in FreeHand… |
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