Hiển thị các bài đăng có nhãn Photoshop. Hiển thị tất cả bài đăng
Hiển thị các bài đăng có nhãn Photoshop. Hiển thị tất cả bài đăng

Thứ Ba, 17 tháng 4, 2012


Car rendering using paths


This tutorial shows how to turn a handmade sketch into a vector illustration using the Path tool in Photoshop.

Car Facelift Rendering Tutorial



Car Facelift Rendering Tutorial
This narrated video tutorial provides an overview of the methods used by the author to create a facelifted design based on an existing image. Done in ArtRage and Photoshop.

Car Interior Sketch Tutorial



Car Interior Sketch Tutorial
This tutorial shows a workflow process for a car interior. It explains how to break things down and use a quick sketch to illustrate the driver and passenger environment. It can be downloaded for free by registering to the author’s newsletter.

Thứ Bảy, 18 tháng 2, 2012

Photoshop ~ Actions

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之前看Nori介紹過這功能

可是當下也不當一回事

後來排網站版面切圖要一直duplicate layer再trim再存成一張圖

一直重複這動作

才想到photoshop有這功能0rz

好在小芸跟我講這功能在哪邊用lol

再Actions視窗裡面

其實只要簡單按recording再做動作就好了= =

做好你要的動作再按暫停~

之後只要選好圖層再選你要的Action按播放就一次做好~~~

超方便XD

Thứ Ba, 2 tháng 8, 2011

Ballpoint pen and Photoshop

This video tutorial shows how to create product design handmade sketches and how to import them into Adobe Photoshop to produce quick value renders.



Car Rendering 4 - Photoshop


Software: Photoshop CS4
Tablet: Wacom Intuos3

Car Rendering 3 - Photoshop


Another render. This time with a Wacom Intuos3 and Photoshop CS4.

Car Rendering 2 - Photoshop


Again, no tablet used.

Car Rendering 1 - Photoshop




A simple render  made in Photoshop. No tablet used, only mouse and keyboard.

10 minute car design sketch

Here is Miles' technique for quickly creating ideas demonstrated in real time.

Thứ Năm, 24 tháng 7, 2008

Download Free Alternatives to Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and Visio

Although not really CAD software programs, it is worth mentioning that there are several FREE graphic software programs which will allow you to edit photos and diagrams without the purchase of Microsoft Visio or Adobe Photoshop.

There are basically two types of 2D images: raster and vector. Raster images are "bitmap" pictures like JPEG and PNG without math definitions. Vector graphics are more mathematical depictions of geometry and formulas such as lines, arcs and conic splines. Some applications actually combine both of these two data sets in their native file format. My favorite application for raster image editing is free. It is GIMP.

Gimp is a large suite of free raster image editing tools (similar to Photoshop) which can edit, convert and enhance most popular raster image formats. Its functions include smooth image scaling and mode conversion, as well as path editing, selection tools, macros and the list just goes on and on. There are many books about GIMP. It runs on Linux and MAC OS X, as well.


Another handy tool to download for free image editing like Photoshop is
Paint.NET. It downloads smaller than GIMP and doesn't depend on GTK but uses Microsoft .NET 2.0, so it only runs in Windows. It doesn't support near as many formats and tools as GIMP. Lighter weight and easy to use, however, some still prefer Paint.NET over GIMP so it's worth mentioning here.

A useful tool for free vector graphics and diagraming similar to Visio is Inkscape. Some confuse Visio and Inkscape to be CAD programs. It's an easy mistake to make. What they really are is vector graphics tools, mainly for diagram creation. But Inkscape can also edit combined raster and vector files such as Acrobat PDF (let's see Visio do that). It favors open standards like SVG but can also read DXF. If you don't have Inkscape yet and are reading this Blog, you should go download it. Simple as that.

Another new project similar to Adobe Illustrator is Creative Docs .NET. At this time, the project lacks data exchange with other software, but it is still worth having in a pinch and it's free.