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creating illustrations in photoshop posted on 5th of february, 2008

im pretty new to PS, in case, you havent guessed, and ive been experimenting with turning in some simple images into illustrations. mostly with the cutout artistic filter..

how do you like my moon in a purple sky? i think its pretty cool, but then im rather a sucker for those artistic filters..

I also had some success altering a tree in this shot.

if anyone wants to share some tips on this process or a critique of my images, id love to hear, though be gentle with me!

Tags: experiment illustration images photoshop tree

Comments (2)

Comment by Tridenttranstex on May 28, 2008
I like the tree, but I don't understand the moon :).
Congrats.

Comment by Zhuanghua on February 28, 2008
You're the first foreign person add a comment to my blog,thank you for your encouragement! Illustrations sometimes have more chance to sell,I am looking for good ways to transfer a JPG image into a illustration.I recommend you to read this article,it's very nice and has large reference value:http://blog.dreamstime.com/2008/02/06/best-seller-tips-illustration_art25320

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Tara Golden (Taragolden)
Sedona, US

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