Showing posts with label InstruMENTAL Magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label InstruMENTAL Magazine. Show all posts
Final Contents Page: InstruMENTAL! Magazine
Posted by Martyn Hollinshead | Labels: InstruMENTAL Magazine | Posted On at 05:00
Final Double Page Spread: InstruMENTAL! Magazine
Posted by Martyn Hollinshead | Labels: InstruMENTAL Magazine | Posted On at 04:59
Why is Pyro on fire?
Posted by Martyn Hollinshead | Labels: InstruMENTAL Magazine | Posted On Friday, 9 March 2012 at 05:03
On my double page spread I was struggling for ideas as to how to make the model stand out on the page as my background was making them look bland and dark. So as a last resort I looked through the tutorials on psd.tutsplus.com and I found this:
http://psd.tutsplus.com/tutorials/photo-effects-tutorials/flaming-photo-manipulation/
This tutorial showed me how to manipulate and place flames onto my model in order to make it look as if he is caught in a 'blaze'. This was my end result:
It didn't turn out quite as well as the example on the tutorial, however I am still happy with the result as it now draws the audience attention that my model and DPS needs.
http://psd.tutsplus.com/tutorials/photo-effects-tutorials/flaming-photo-manipulation/
This tutorial showed me how to manipulate and place flames onto my model in order to make it look as if he is caught in a 'blaze'. This was my end result:
It didn't turn out quite as well as the example on the tutorial, however I am still happy with the result as it now draws the audience attention that my model and DPS needs.
Update 1/03/2012
Posted by Martyn Hollinshead | Labels: InstruMENTAL Magazine | Posted On Thursday, 1 March 2012 at 03:04
Yesterday I created this text using a tutorial from here: http://photoshop.kingtutz.com/2009/10/22/scorching-fire-text/2/
But when I tried to place it on my front cover (as it is going to replace the main coverline) I encountered an issue where the text would become transparent and unreadable at the top of the lettering. This is because you have to partly erase the top to create a 'dissipating' effect in the flames. The effect though only works on a dark background, and as I was placing it over the guitar it showed this glitch. I'm going to therefore retake my front cover photo in which I will either change the positioning of the guitar so as not to obstruct the text or simply remove it altogether so the text can be readable on the black t-shirt.
But when I tried to place it on my front cover (as it is going to replace the main coverline) I encountered an issue where the text would become transparent and unreadable at the top of the lettering. This is because you have to partly erase the top to create a 'dissipating' effect in the flames. The effect though only works on a dark background, and as I was placing it over the guitar it showed this glitch. I'm going to therefore retake my front cover photo in which I will either change the positioning of the guitar so as not to obstruct the text or simply remove it altogether so the text can be readable on the black t-shirt.
Teacher Feedback
Posted by Martyn Hollinshead | Labels: InstruMENTAL Magazine | Posted On Tuesday, 28 February 2012 at 06:32
Original photos
Posted by Martyn Hollinshead | Labels: InstruMENTAL Magazine | Posted On Friday, 24 February 2012 at 05:02
Here are my original photos that I took for use in my magazine. They were taken at a resolution of 15.1 megapixels with anti-aliasing and RAW data. The photos posted here are in jpeg format:
Another contents page idea
Posted by Martyn Hollinshead | Labels: InstruMENTAL Magazine | Posted On Monday, 20 February 2012 at 02:22
Article completed draft
Posted by Martyn Hollinshead | Labels: InstruMENTAL Magazine | Posted On Friday, 10 February 2012 at 06:30
Magazine drafts
Posted by Martyn Hollinshead | Labels: InstruMENTAL Magazine | Posted On at 06:29
Article draft [WORK IN PROGRESS]
Posted by Martyn Hollinshead | Labels: InstruMENTAL Magazine | Posted On Friday, 3 February 2012 at 05:33
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