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Making of Bathtime

So you’re ready to redecorate and redesign your bathroom. But dropping $20,000 on a deluxe spa retreat is light years away from what you can afford to spend. Here’s the good news: You don’t need mega-bucks to transform your bathroom into a relaxing, cool space. There are plenty of ways to renovate and redesign on a […]

Scott Vigil

Making of “Natalie”

In this tutorial I will take you through the process of creating my “Character 01” concept illustration.

Daria Widermanska-Spala

The Making of “Forest Mage”

In this tutorial Christophe Vacher shows us how he was creating “Forest Mage”, the cover for the book of the same name written by Robin Hobb and published by Harper Collins

Christophe Vacher

Making of “The Bridge [Transfuturism III]”

Here’s a Step by Step Process of how I work on a painting

Stephen Chu

Making of Mushroom Factory

This tutorial is for people who know the basics of Photoshop.

Amit Sadik

30 Digital Portraits of Celebrities

We’ve selected 30 digital paintings of celebrities. We hope that these works will inspire you

Marina

Tutorial “Photo-real Stone Ruins”

Achieve a photo-real effect in your digital paintings with this stone ruins digital painting tutorial…

Andy Walsh

Making of “Expedition”

That’s a painting process for one of my digital paintings called “Expedition”.

Amit Sadik

30 Sci-fi Digital Paintings

A collection of 30 digital paintings of Sci-fi world will help to enrich your imagination

Marina

Tutorial “Coloring classes:Emma Frost and Storm (Part 1, 2)”

First off I would like to welcome everyone to this tutorial on how I currently color images. I hope you find this tutorial helpful!

Hugo Froes Simões

Making of “UFO Crash”

I wanted to tell something different from usaual UFOconcepts, to give a feeling of movement and mystery in the picture.

Sandeep Karunakaran

Making of “Dead Wringer”

This tutorial is made for those who have at least a basic knowledge of Photoshop.

Arnaud de Vallois

Interview with Andrew Blackman

“I believe an artist is defined by what he depicts. It should be his own unique vision of the world rather than an attempt to cater to what he thinks the audience might want.”

Marina