Archive: Photoshop category
The background is a Photoshop composite of a number of different photos, including these from Flickr (licensed under Creative Commons):
http://flickr.com/photos/98469445@N00/299313394/
http://flickr.com/photos/98469445@N00/327471676/
http://flickr.com/photos/tontoncopt/1329834941/
The books and character were modeled and rendered in Blender, then composited in with the background in Photoshop.
[tags]Blender, Photoshop[/tags]
Here's the cover I put together for the ward directory this semester:
[tags]BYU[/tags]
Another Book of Mormon setting, this one of Mosiah 3:19 and incorporating a photo from romainguy on Flickr:
[tags]Book of Mormon[/tags]
There are advantages to being sick. In this case, since I've been home in bed all day, I spent some of my waking time to put together this dashboard:
Having half a dozen different websites has made it almost ...
Here's an update on how the open source experiment is going.
First, I was never able to get Blender to work with the ATI Radeon card that came with my computer, so I bought an XFX GeForce 5200 FX online, and Blender now works! But it's slower than I thought ...
A couple of weeks ago I got an idea for a painting, sketched it out in my Moleskine, and then opened up Photoshop and began work. It's still in progress, but here's what I have so far, entitled "Whimsy":
I'm realizing that I definitely need to ...
Just finished a painting which I've entitled "Meredith." I used a Flickr photo by R@punseLL for reference, then painted the rest from my head (her hair, the background).
About fifteen minutes into the painting, when I was still laying down broad areas ...
Decided to spend some more time doing digital painting, so I did:
Working from references is quite important, I think. (It's something I didn't do here. It shows. :)) Anyway, this is mainly just a doodle.
[tags]digital painting, Photoshop[/tags]
I came across the Marshal Insect Album over at BibliOdyssey this morning and decided to see if I could generate similar kinds of backgrounds in Photoshop. (Digital art that is clearly digital doesn't have as anywhere near as much appeal to me as digital art that looks like ...
Lately the displays in the library have been bothering me. They show how many computers are in each part of the lab and how many are currently occupied. The bothersome parts are outlined in my comment on the library blog. (The image didn't go through, though.) ...
