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Lately one of my favorite things to incorporate in my artwork is typography. I can’t say as decent as most designers out there, but I do like adding words and manipulating them in a way to give the piece more meaning and definition. In this tutorial, I’ll be taking you through a walk through of how I created this poster I made for someone special as long as showing a few techniques that I used to create this piece and other pieces that I have made in my graphics career.
As a web developer, I’m sure most of us code our sites in our favorite browsers such as Firefox or Google Chrome. Sure enough, we speed through coding as everything works out right, but then we get slapped down by clients when they open their Internet Explorer browser and they see a huge mess. If you haven’t experienced this trouble, then either you’re a web coding prodigy, or just haven’t checked out some of your works on IE6 and up. (I have to give IE 8 some credit for being somewhat usable).
So what’s the fastest way to clean up?
Categories: Coding Snippets Tutorials Web Design
As my first experiment with typography, I wanted to create a 3D Text illustration and mess with the perspective of the piece. I’ve noticed many people using 3D programs for them such as 3D Studio Max and Cinema 4D, but with the lack of those programs, I had to settle to using Photoshop and Illustrator to do it. Here’s a tutorial on how I created my simple 3D typography illustration called “It’s All Greek To Me“.
Cascading Stylesheet or CSS for short is one of the way web developers use to design an HTML site. With CSS and images, you can make any site design whether it’s a simple portfolio site, or a Wordpress theme.
Read on…
Categories: Tutorials Web Design
Custom shapes has always been a popular trend in graphic design, especially when it comes to using them in Photoshop. I’m going to show you today how to make some abstract custom shapes and save them so that you can use in your future designs.
