Wedding Rings

The follow-up to the Wedding Collage. I think they turned out better than I thought they would at first. The colors certainly look better now than before rendering.

Wedding Collage

This is a simple wedding collage for someone's wedding. That's all really.

Interview Magazine Cover

Here's an Interview Magazine Cover using a tutorial from the book I mentioned earlier.

Eco-Multi-Column Ad

Here's an Eco-Ad once again made with the Adobe InDesign CS5 book. I'm going to stop putting the name of the book I used because I'm getting tired of typing it.

Sporktown Brochure

Here is a brochure for a resort called Sporktown which may or may not exist.
This is from tutorial 2D, from InDesign CS5 (the book).
 Once again, try to ignore the giant gap in the center.

Time Spread Sheet

The following is a lovely Time spread sheet. It's tutorial 2Cfor Adobe InDesign CS5.





















Please try to ignore the giant gap in the middle.

Uninspiration Poster

The following is an Uninspiration Poster! Enjoy!

 P. S. There is a disclaimer at the bottom that you should read (you might have to zoom in).

This is from tutorial 1C from Adobe InDesign CS5 (as in the book).

Pop Art

From reality... to pop art.

Here's the tutorial:

http://www.melissaevans.com/tutorials/pop-art-inspired-by-lichtenstein

Photoshop Frames

The following are several photos that I embellished with some cool Photoshop Frames I made using some tutorials.

The first one is called Out-of-Bounds:

This one was made using several layer masks to cover and uncover different areas. It also used Gaussian Blurs to make the shadows look better and the opacity level as well as the blending mode were messed with too.

Here's the tutorial for this one:

 http://www.worth1000.com/tutorials/161043/tutorial

This next one is called a Leaves Photo Frame:

This one was made by creating a leaf-shaped brush tool and changing the blending modes. I had a little difficulty making the frame bright enough, so I went back over the colored leaf frame and repainted it by selecting and recoloring the leaves with a soft brush.

Here's the link for this one:

http://www.adobetutorialz.com/articles/845/1/Create-Leaves-Photo-Frame

And finally, the Illustration Effect:

This one was made by using a Smart Blur and setting all the settings to the highest except for the Mode which stayed normal. Next, another filter was added, the Unsharp Mask and it was complete. I think mine looks pretty blurry because the original picture was a little blurry in the first place, but it still looks cool!

Here's the link:

http://www.photoshoproadmap.com/Photoshop-blog/photo-to-illustration-effect/


If you want to look at more tutorials like the ones above, here's a link to a site with a bunch of cool effects:

 http://www.photoshopwebsite.com/photoshop-tutorials/70-cool-photo-frames-and-borders-photoshop-tutorials/

Now, here are the original pictures:

Scrapbook Template

So, I tried making a scrapbook template (even though I'm pretty bad at scrapbooking). And I don't think it turned out too bad.

Anyway, I used two different tutorials... One was for making a ribbon effect (I only needed it to create a ribbon that looked like a ribbon), and the other was for designing the actual template.

In the end, I made a mostly red template with five paper layers, one of which is acting as a layer adjustment, and another which is a "ribbon" border. I messed around a little with the opacities and blending modes. Also, I used several gradients and added an inside stroke to the places for the photos.

Here's an image of the template:

And here are the links for the tutorials:

https://thedailydigi.com/how-to-make-your-own-digital-scrapbook-template

http://textuts.com/curled-ribbon-text-effect/


The second tutorial is for the ribbon effect and the first is for the scrapbook template.