Originally posted by robmiller
Here's my first ever attempt at doing that sorta style:
Any little tutorials on how you did that. Would love to learn how to that sorta style.
Originally posted by robmiller
Here's my first ever attempt at doing that sorta style:
Originally posted by Nimzicki
As a general rule of thumb, avoid the filters that photoshop provides. You will get a far more professional look through the correct use of basic tools such as the layer modes, brushes, gradients, lassoo etc.
The effect above is achieved through not actually manipulating the photo directly. Working on a layer above the photo I basically trace over it using the polygonal lassoo tool then filling it with the desired colour. With a bit more patience which I have to say, I dont have you can get a really detailed piece just through the placement of highlights etc.
The background is a simple gradient, the other 2d elements are a mix of rectangular marquees and the line tool, text etc.
Boz's work takes it a step further through the addition of textures on top. Its a case of finding what works for you, graphic design is reliant on a good sense of colour and composition more than anything, each of the elements of the piece must compliment each other in some way or they become needless clutter.
Originally posted by agentsmith_28
kinneh,thats basically how its done,as said by Nimzicki,and thats how im doing it atm,as Nimzicki said you do need a lot of patience,quite difficult