Today we will be learning how to create this awesome Cinema 4D Render. The tutorial includes information about creating a Cinema 4D render, as well as making unique materials and adding lighting to get colors. The tutorial result can be used for large pieces or small pieces such as signatures or tag art. You can download the cinema4d render at the bottom. To save some bandwidth, we’ve created thumbnails to support the tutorial. Enjoy! more
In this tutorial we will be making a beautiful abstract composition, starting with a woman with some sort of paint on her face, and using some stock photos to add an abstract feel to it. We will be teaching you an awesome coloring technique with the gradient tool to achieve a unique abstract outcome. This awesome design was created by an awesome artist called Neuron. You can check out all of his work on his DeviantArt, be sure to have a look! more
In this tutorial we will be making this very creative abstract space design tag. It uses various space stocks and some materials to texture the canvas. What’s important is that you don’t want to try to recreate this exact image. Rather learn the techniques used to make this design, then apply your creativity to your own work of art. This was designed by Neuron, he’s an awesome designer. Check out his deviantart for more of his awesome work. Let’s get started, here’s the final result: more
Today we will be making this awesome grunge Arctic Monkeys Wallpaper. It’s not that difficult with the right resources and stock images. Remember you are not trying to recreate the exact same wallpaper, so try to be creative and create your own type of wallpaper. Use your imagination! more
Welcome everyone to this large piece tutorial. For the sake of bandwidth and for everyone to have this tutorial load up faster, we’ve decided to use an image sized 400 by 400. Obviously, you can use whatever size you like to make a wallpaper. Generally, wallpapers are 1024 by 768 pixels. However if you would like to create it for higher resolutions, you can try 1280 by 1024 pixels. The bigger your image, the more work it will be though!
