Tag: adobe
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UPDATED: To the library, and bring the candlestick!
‘Twas a dark and stormy night. Or something like that. Certainly there was a bump, something in the force that only Obi could feel, and crawling on the planet’s face, some insects called the human race. Lost in time, and lost in space. Well maybe. In what just might be the most brilliantly nerdy murder…
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Tutorial: Turning Star Trails into Comets (with Twinkles!)
Star trails can get boring. Let’s make twinkling comets! But first here’s a story for you. Back in the day, in darkest Winter, the Rangers at Yosemite National Park used to build a big fire on top of Glacier Point and when it was good & hot, they’d push it over the cliff and give…
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New Version: Russell Brown’s Image Processor Pro
We love Russell Brown‘s Image Processor Pro. (But our version is better) Russell works for Adobe and has delivered some amazing scripts that make the sort of thing we do here a lot easier. We rely heavily on his Stack-O-Matic and equally so on his Image Processor Pro. You can find all his scripts here http://russellbrown.com/scripts.html…
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Tutorial: Milky water and Misty Forests
We spent the weekend in Paso Robles, deep in the heart of the ‘other’ grape growing place in California. In addition to all the fine wines, there’s art everywhere, some of it even quite nice. The pictures that captured our attention was a series of paintings that depicted landscapes as viewed through thick fog. We…
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Tutorial: Caricature Big Head
Adobe are running a competition (rather poorly in my opinion), where every week you get to enter a picture along a theme they’ve selected. This week is caricature week, so we decided to show you how to take a picture of an ugly man, and make him beautiful. Along the way we reference the soft…
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Adobe CS6 is here!
And I don’t care. So what’s in it? A bunch of fixes to Content Fill (about bloody time), some UI tweaks, and er, well, that’s it. Well then, that’s a bargain at ‘only’ $199 Just like CS4, this is another lame intermediate release. What did I miss?
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Army Of One
Multiplicity is a load of fun but takes planning. This image won us second place in an Adobe competition so we’re very pleased with ourselves. How it was made. Even creepier idea.