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Advanced colour correction Colour grading is much more than just making colours match from shot to shot – it’s also a way of selectively changing the look and feel of a clip. Here’s how… |
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Bring 2D Images to Life Photoshop’s Blur tools can really bring your photo composites to life. Use them imaginatively and it’s surprisingly easy to add real depth and create a superb sense of action in no time at all |
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Fairground graphics Part Victoriana, part folk art, fairground imagery is enjoying something of a renaissance. But how can it be recreated digitally? Sam Chivers reveals the techniques behind the style |
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Graffiti-style Flash French graffiti artist turned graphic designer Nicolas Dhennin reveals how to create distinctive layered graffiti-style imagery using Photoshop and Flash’s under-used, and much undervalued, bitmap capabilities |
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Colour your fantasy figures Refine your Photoshop tool skills to colour your characters and situate them in magical fantasy environments |
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Draw figures in an anime style Melissa Somerville uses drawing and inking techniques in Photoshop to create an enchanting anime-style fairy… |
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Layering techniques Anthony Hurd uses simple structures, basic textures, and plenty of copying and pasting in Photoshop before adding a little 3D magic to create this scenic forest in the sky. Discover how he does it with this easy-to-follow tutorial |
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Changing Times Create a stunning piece of artwork using one of your system’s most boring fonts. It might sound like madness, but it could be the key to some Illustrator fun… |
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