Anny Wong is a recent graduate from Rhode Island School of Design’s in film, animation and video department but she’s very much into drawing. Her passion for art with an experimental spirit is visible in this delicate swimmers series. She
Did you know you could surf in Manhattan?! Well, I didn’t. OK, joke apart, I just stumbled over the latest series from Romain Laurent, entitled L’horizon. This series intrigued me because I asked myself,”How did he do it?”,
This video is hilarious! With such great mockery, direction and editing it is no wonder he had more than 1.8M views in 3 days! ‘That’s the power of Photoshop!’ Watch video below and the Behind the scene at the end of the article. This is how Jesse Rosten had the idea of creating this mini [...]
‘Have A Nice Day’ project by Taiwanese artist Jennis Li Cheng Tien is a digital series made from random images found of the web. Using different type of filters, collages and Photoshop manipulations, the final images looks like unique watercolor painting.
We love when illustrators or photographers create artwork with animals. Here are Mexican graphic designer Alex Castro animal portraits. With his great photoshop skills, we could almost think these half human/half animals are real!
Paula Parrish has remixed the basic images of her photography and experimented with some creative photoshop skills by coloring and adding textures to them. The New York-based photographer plays with projections. She prints and mounts then re-shoots or
How funny are Agan Harahap’s Super Hero series on vintages historical photographs. A beautiful photoshop job, that makes the super heroes seem like they were really part of the scene. It reminds me as well of Ian Pool SupeHero series…
The two things women love the most : Shoes and Flowers (and bags). NY based French photographer Michel Tcherevkoff had a revelation when he saw a photograph of a leaf he had shot for a client, turned upside down on his table and thought it looked just like a shoe. He scanned the image, added [...]
51 year old Dutch photographer Ruud Van Empel has been working in the collage/photoshop medium since the late 90s. Famous for his digitally manipulated, slightly eerie looking pictures of children. Van Empel’s trademark pieces are picturing (mostly) black children in the middle of vibrant jungle or verdant landscapes.
A non-conventional use of photoshop, for most of Susanna Hesselberg photographs you need a double take to really understand what’s going on. She prints her photo-montage in big format and exhibits them as art pieces.
An easy photoshop work, but an interesting idea for this ‘Transparency’ series by artist/photographer Khristian Mendoza.
I’ve been really into Fashion retouching lately, especially because I’m doing some intensive retouching lessons with Lynda.com by Chris Orwig – But let’s get back to retouching. About a month ago we reviewed Pascal Danging, the Master of retouching and owner of high end retouching studio The Box Studios, but there’s a lot of other Agencies / Studios who are doing some pretty amazing retouching work. HappyFinish is a London based agency which worked on the beautiful Diesel Camouflage and La Perla Campaigns as well as Esquire and Vogue amongst others[...]