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Once again, I’m missing another one of my Monday’s inspirational post. Time really flies a lot when you’re doing work or browsing around yourself. For this inspirational post, I want to share some sites that I really enjoy looking at for inspiring art and graphics.
They’re not blogs, and they’re definitely not just a gallery of pictures. These sites are actual communities or a group of artists put together that strive to push forward the limits of art and graphics and show the art community their talent.
Categories »Inspiration
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.
There are different ways to make a list of items in HTML. In this tutorial, you will learn about 2 ways that are used the most often. In addition, you will learn when and how to implement lists.
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Categories »Tutorials Web Design
From the past tutorials, we learned about the Head and Meta Tags and we also learned the tags for Images and Hyperlinks. Now we are going to dive into the main part of coding which is Body. The body will contain your content and I’m going to show you the basic markup that’s found in nearly all websites and blogs.
Categories »Tutorials Web Design
One of the best parts I like about making a piece in Photoshop is not necessarily the outcome but the process it takes to get to it. I learn a lot when I can visualize somebody’s progress in creating a graphic. I always enjoy seeing work in progress because it shows you that the skills to make that piece aren’t complicated at all and art is really all about visualizing and experimenting.
Walk in the Park was probably one of my first pieces that I experimented fully with the use of stock photos and using the mask tool in Photoshop. I never knew you can blend in photos in that way so that they look seemless and natural (to an extent). Here’s my WIP on Walk in the Park (and also some notes on what I did).
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