This tutorial will take you through the steps of using your Illustrator graphic in Photoshop. These steps will allow you to make a black and white version, a reverse-out version as well as a watermarked version of the logo and keep it linked to the original Illustrator file. Part 1 assumes the logo is a one-color logo where “blank” areas of the logo are transparent and not filled in with a white fill. Part 2 will address two-color or unfinished vector graphics.
Here’s a way to make a selfie (or any picture of someone for that matter) into a recursive, self perpetuating version of yourself. We will be using a pattern generated from a photo to form the basis of a graphic-y halftone of the original image. Very deep, very meta, very cool…
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How about this for irony, here’s how to draw a pencil in illustrator.
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There are lots of ways to use text as design elements in InDesign. This tutorial will only touch the surface of ways to do this.
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More in an ongoing series of super simple repeats.
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What if I told you that you could make an amazing logo with just a few simple steps in Illustrator, would you believe me? Scroll down to find out more…
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Another in a series of seriously simple repeats.
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This is another in a series of super simple repeats.
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Something to brighten up a dreary day.
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This is a simple tutorial to show you how to make a cube in Illustrator. The end result will kind of look like the play field for the old video game Q*Bert.
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