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Developing a brand
Creating an identity is an intricate process. We show you what’s involved in creating a logo and applying it across a brand…
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Fire at your fingertips
Running into a dead end is no fun at all, so it helps if you have the power of LightWave 3D at your fingertips to blast a hole in the wall. 3D World shows you the best way to generate the necessary superheroic VFX
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Sell your designs online
Creating a small e-commerce site is probably easier than you think, so why not make the leap and start selling your work? In the first of a three-part series, Jason Arber reveals the best way to create your own online store
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Page-turning portfolios
Create an impressive portfolio flick book in Macromedia Flash and give your work that little extra attention-grabbing edge
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Dress to kill
From cushions to clothing, fabrics can really add the finishing touches to a 3D image. 3D World shows how to make use of the new Clothilde engine in Cinema 4D 9 to add natural-looking cloth elements to a fantasy scene
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Engraving techniques
Photoshop’s Bitmap mode is commonly used for low-quality, low-resolution image compression. But you can also use this mode to imitate the line work of old print engravings. Scott Gursky reveals how
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Adding dimension to your characters
Are your designs looking a little flat? We show you how to make your creations leap off the page with startling dimension…
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Photomontage tricks
Newcastle-based commercial artist Ian Keltie gives us an insight into his working methods and reveals how to create a bold and distinctive layered illustration using basic Photoshop tools, a pen and a little bit of Illustrator
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