deepostock: 2013

17 Aralık 2013 Salı

Photoshop Creative - Learn To Fix Your Photos Today

Photoshop® Creative is the perfect magazine for learning more about Adobe’s outstanding application. Each issue is packed with inspirational tutorials covering the whole scope of the software, from creative projects, to practical guides to using tools and techniques. Whatever you use Photoshop for, Photoshop creative will help you become a better digital artist.

Photoshop Creative - Issue 108, 2014
Book Language: English
Pages: 100
File Type: Pdf
File Size: 46.97 MB

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Higher - Free Font Graphic Design, Typography

Higher is a free font made for a student project containing characters (A-Z) and numbers (0-9).

Available for free commercial and personal use

(TTF/OTF)

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Higher | Free font by Marisa Passos | Student Project | 2013 |

Marisa Passos

Auto Aerobics Digital Art, Fine Arts, Illustration

Chris LaBrooy

Facebook Wigdet - Concept Animation, Interaction Design, UI/UX

This is a Facebook widget concept

It lets you access your profile an do 70% of the regular facebook

app usage right from the locksckreen (4.2+) or from your main screen

without the need to open the actual app..

Role in project:

Design, Animation and Concept.

Tnx to Kreativa Studio for the phone mockup --> psd

UX Animations are done with Flash CS6, using timeline & Action Script 3

It lets you access your profile an do 70% of the regular facebook
app usage right from the locksckreen (4.2+) or from your main screen
without the need to open the actual app.

Raphael Animation, Character Design, Digital Art

just recently I had sculpted a concept bust of Raphael from tmnt
so I decided to step it up and create a 3D concept paint over for me to get a clear idea on how I should go about the texture
let me know what do you think

Raphael

11 Aralık 2013 Çarşamba

How It Works - Issue No. 54 (True PDF)

English | 100 pages | True PDF | 30.50 Mb

The magazine that feeds minds

agazine that explains everything you never knew you wanted to know about the world we live in. Loaded with fully illustrated guides and expert knowledge, and with sections dedicated to science, technology, transportation, space, history and the environment, no subject is too big or small for How It Works to explain.

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500 Things You Should Know - Instructions for Life from the Everyday to the Exotic

Show Me How: 500 Things You Should Know

Instructions for Life from the Everyday to the Exotic

Show Me How is a revolutionary reimagining of the reference genre, one part how-to guide, one part graphic art showpiece, and one part pure inspiration. In a series of 500 nearly wordless, highly informative step-by-step procedurals, readers learn how to do hundreds of useful (and fascinating and important and sometimes downright bizarre) tasks, including: Perform CPR, dance the tango, pack a suitcase, win a bar bet, play the blues, make authentic sushi rolls, fight a shark . . . and 493 more essentials of modern life. Packed with useful hands-on reference material, Show Me How is a work of art that just happens to also be an indispensable real-life resource.

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7 Aralık 2013 Cumartesi

Doctor Who Series 7 Artwork Advertising, Digital Art, Film

Promotional art for Doctor Who series 7. These are the textless versions

Doctor Who - A Town Called Mercy

Doctor Who - Dinosaurs on a Spaceship

Doctor Who - Asylum of the Daleks

Doctor Who - Series 7A generic

Doctor Who - Angels in Manhattan

Doctor Who - Asylum of the Daleks alternate shot

Doctor Who - The Power of Three

Doctor Who - The Snowmen

Doctor Who - Series 7b Generic

Doctor Who - The Name of the Doctor

see more >> Doctor Who Series 7 Artwork

Half Life Gravity Gun

CREATOR
http://www.youtube.com/user/CorridorDigital?feature=watch

DESCRIPTION
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Witness the origin of the gravity gun!

Written and directed by Sam and Niko
Alyx Vance played by Lilan Bowden
Eli Vance played by Max Gonzalez (youtube.com/GassyMexican)

Produced by Nick Veneroso and Christian Fauntleroy

Costumes by Jon Enge and Daniel Kim

Greenscreen stunts and wire work by Action Factory

Sound design by Kevin Senzaki

Lighting by Jan Michael-Losada

(more credits coming shortly!)