As an artist or designer, one of the most frustrating things that come up against us, is Creative Barricades or Blocks. It is a feeling when you have something you need to do or want to do but and you have no idea what or where to start. ‘Why the motivation is just not there?’ And your mind is completely blank or ran out of thoughts to break down the creative barricades.
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In this blog post, I am going to tell you about the Laws of Design or the fundamentals of art as applied in graphic designing.
Laws of Design are the principles and skills that you need, to develop and communicate your ideas in a better way. Here, I am focusing mainly on graphic design.
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Foreshortening in Human Anatomy or an artwork means an illusion of depth. In the case of figure drawing, it’s the difference between drawing my arms in profile and drawing my arms directly to the viewer.
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I start my Adobe Photoshop sessions with an important note:
“Adobe Photoshop is all about making and editing selections in one way or another. If you can’t do that properly, then you will be facing a lot of hardships in Adobe Photoshop“.
Typography is the visual arrangement of design letters or types in the design space.
Typography is everywhere, whenever you create a design for your poster or a banner or designing any graphic artwork. By understanding the basic rules you make sure that you can convey the message in the most effective way.
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From the beginning of modern medicine, anatomy has existed primarily within the realm of medical education. Yet there’s something fascinating happening right now. Artists are breaking anatomy out of the confines of the medical world and are thrusting it into the public space.
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In this blog post, I will tell you how to work with the line segment tool in Adobe Illustrator. Line segment tool is a little slash icon (/) in the toolbar on the left side of the Adobe Illustrator interface. The shortcut key of this tool is the forward slash key (\).
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A few days ago, I saw an animation where many rats were running in a race of some kind. Stumping over one another they were going to a train station. Million of rats were waiting for a train to come. In the meantime, an over boarded train came and only one rat got on board while others kept watching the scene.
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In this blog post, I will give a brief overview of the tools in the toolbar of Adobe Photoshop. Here, my goal is to make it possible for literally, anyone to learn to use Adobe Photoshop software, even if you are just a beginner. To know about more advanced features of these tools you can click on to the links of these tools, I’ve mentioned below.
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The first and foremost thing that you should keep in mind about Adobe Illustrator is that, it is the software that uses mathematical shapes, equations etc., to draw on the canvas and therefore the output will always be a vector based output.
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