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3D lettering tutorial: create melted text effect in Adobe Photoshop
Here are some 3D letters, which will lend you a hand on your path to calligraphic might.
Read moreHow to create a digital collage with the flat abstract portrait effect
Here’s one of the million other ways to create an engaging digital collage in a couple of minutes.
Read moreTutorial: create photos with torn paper texture effect in Photoshop
Who said that torn photos must be thrown away at once? Watch how ripped paper texture gets turned into an...
Read moreTutorial: watercolor painting effect in Photoshop
Now you know how to add a subtle touch of paint and paper texture to your graphics — with Photoshop...
Read moreTutorial: how to build the cyberpunk cityscape in Photoshop
The cyberpunk style makes almost everything look better and way more edgy!
Read moreHow to craft glitch text effect in Photoshop
The result is so realistic, seeing double is quite okay here!
Read moreHow to create a cut out paper effect in Photoshop with Creative Veila
Rock, paper, scissors, Photoshop — eliminate the excess, you’ll only need one thing from the list.
Read moreTutorial: How to create Polaroid camera icon in Illustrator
Good know, for a special purpose, custom icons can make you so much good.
Read moreHow to build 3D text effect in Illustrator along with Richard Carpenter
It wouldn’t hurt to pick up some tips from the experienced designer to make the one-of-a-kind 3D isometric text!
Read moreCreating a powerful sports logo in Photoshop with Joanna Fallon
You can have a ready-made one, but to design a logo of yours is to catch the philosophy of a...
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