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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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| Create a t-shirt stencil design Draw and apply a three-colour stencil onto a t-shirt, using templates made in FreeHand… |
| Create your own graffiti fonts Make graffiti in your own style by building handwritten font sets in Photoshop, Illustrator CS2 and Fontographer… |
| Displacement effects Former Computer Arts Graduate Showcase entrant Pete Harrison uses Photoshop’s Displacement filter creatively to modify a photograph, using a variety of shapes and Blending Modes to add extra depth and interest |
| Showcasing your work on paper It’s one thing creating outstanding work, but it’s another getting it noticed by potential clients. Find out how best to show off your skills in print… |
| Work smart with symbols Computer Arts newcomer, web and graphic designer Nick La, reveals the tricks you need to recreate this striking Chinese bamboo illustration using only the power of Symbolism tools in Illustrator |
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