Deke’s Techniques 285: Making a Scalable Avatar in Illustrator
Deke uses paths lifted from a photograph in Photoshop to create a scalable, vector-based avatar in Illustrator.
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Deke uses paths lifted from a photograph in Photoshop to create a scalable, vector-based avatar in Illustrator.
Deke traces a photo with the pen tool as the first step in creating an avatar in Illustrator.
Deke uses dynamic effects, repeating patterns, and an opacity mask to create a festive graphic for the new year.
Deke demonstrates how to take a set of bracketed shots and develop them into a powerful HDR landscape with Camera Raw inside Photoshop CC
Deke paints an eye in Photoshop, using a custom brush to create the iris.
Deke uses Photoshop and Illustrator to turn a photograph into a Lichtenstein homage.
Deke turns a childhood trick of turning letters into a pig and makes a heart-warming, ham-filled story for Thanksgiving.
Deke takes a sketch drawn with pencil, enhances it in Photoshop, then traces it in Illustrator with resulting uniform lines.
Deke cleans up a low-quality, highly flawed product shot in Photoshop.
Deke updates his heavy metal type effect from an early episode with the necessary changes for Photoshop CS6 and Photoshop Creative Cloud.
Deke creates oozing, dripping letters for Halloween in Photoshop with a pinch of Illustrator.
Deke turns two unsuspecting zombie posers into real life zombies using powers available in Photoshop CC.