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Reflective surfaces
There are numerous ways to simulate chrome in Photoshop, but by reflecting an ‘environment’ into your artwork using Illustrator and Photoshop you can really make it shine. Award-winning designer Mark Mayers explains how
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The rule of three
A firmly established convention in cinematography, three-point lighting has also become one of the foundations for CG lighting. 3D World shows you how to master the basics of this flexible technique in 3ds Max 8
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Overprint in Photoshop
Creating stunning print work using overprinting allows you to experiment with unique colour combinations and can sometimes create an unpredictable end result, as Daniel Lowe and Norman Hayes reveal
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Perfectly beastly
Behind every great monster there’s carefully developed creature concept design. 3D World’s tips will help unleash your beast’s full potential
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DIY vintage T-shirts
It’s easy to create authentic collegiate T-shirt designs using Illustrator, Photoshop and a good old-fashioned iron. In this tutorial, illustrator Derek Lea reveals how combining both applications can create stunning results
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Create a waste paper bin
Experimental designers Waste build a whacky paper wheelie bin that can be used by friends and clients as a desk tidy…
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3D World’s question of the month
"How can I create an animated book like the one in Shrek 2?"
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Pimp your space
There’s no doubt that a MySpace page is a pretty useful tool for designers. Why? Because in this industry networking is important. Sam Gilbey reveals a way to transform an average MySpace template into something a little slicker
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