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My name is Alexandra Fomicheva. I love art in different forms, this is my hobby and my work. I have a traditional art school background. While studying in the university I became interested in different graphic design software technologies and started creating digital art works. Some of them became pretty popular and may be found all over the web. You may find my portfolio by visiting my website.

Create a Chocolate Volcano Using 3D Effects

Create a Chocolate Volcano Using 3D Effects

on May 8th 2012 with 14 comments

In this tutorial we will use the 3D capabilities of Photoshop CS5 Extended to create a chocolate volcano and text effect. Let’s get started!

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Create a Mini Planet Using Photoshop’s 3D Capabilities

Create a Mini Planet Using Photoshop’s 3D Capabilities

on Feb 21st 2012 with 49 comments

When most people think about Photoshop, they probably don’t think about 3D. What most people don’t realize, however, is that Photoshop CS5 Extended includes some powerful tools to help you render your artwork in 3D. In this tutorial we will demonstrate how to create a mini planet using Photoshop’s 3D capabilities. Let’s get started!

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Create a Festive Cocktail Using Photoshop’s 3D Capabilities

Create a Festive Cocktail Using Photoshop’s 3D Capabilities

on Dec 26th 2011 with 45 comments

For many of our readers, this time of year is filled with family, friends, and celebration. In this tutorial, we will explain how to create a festive cocktail using Photoshop’s 3D capabilities just in time for your New Year’s celebrations. Let’s get started!

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Photo Effects Week: Create a Lamb’s Coat in Photoshop

Photo Effects Week: Create a Lamb’s Coat in Photoshop

on Oct 24th 2011 with 19 comments

This week we are celebrating the launch of PhotoDune, Envato’s new stock photography website with a series of photo effect and photo manipulation tutorials that showcase the images from our new marketplace. In this tutorial we will demonstrate how to create a lamb’s coat in Photoshop using several stock photos that are available for free for Psd Premium Members. Let’s get started!

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Create a Floating Over-Grown “Tree House” in Photoshop

Create a Floating Over-Grown “Tree House” in Photoshop

on Aug 29th 2011 with 38 comments

Photoshop is great because it allows us to create scenes that wouldn’t otherwise be possible in real life. In this tutorial we will combine several stock images to create a floating over-grown tree house in Photoshop.

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Create a Fantasy Mini Planet – Psd Premium Tutorial
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Create a Fantasy Mini Planet – Psd Premium Tutorial

on May 12th 2011 with 17 comments

The best thing about Photoshop is that it allows us to create practically anything our imaginations can conceive. In this Psd Premium tutorial by author Alexandra Fomicheva will demonstrate how to combine several photos to create a fantasy, cosmic, mini planet in Photoshop. This tutorial is available exclusively to Premium Members. If you are looking to take your photo manipulation skills to the next level then Log in or Join Now to get started!

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Create a Fictional Arctic Snow Frog in Photoshop

Create a Fictional Arctic Snow Frog in Photoshop

on Feb 14th 2011 with 71 comments

Photoshop is a great tool to create scenarios that can’t or don’t exist in real life. In today’s tutorial, we will combine several stock images and effects to create a fictional arctic snow frog in Photoshop. As you can see, some of his unfortunate friends are frozen into the ice behind him and his meal is frozen just out of reach. Let’s get started!

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Undress a Giraffe in Photoshop

Undress a Giraffe in Photoshop

on Jan 3rd 2011 with 141 comments

Have you ever wanted to know what a Giraffe looks like without its spots? If so, this tutorial is for you, you pervert! Today, we will demonstrate how to undress a giraffe by removing its spots. We will then show how to turn its spots into an outfit that will be draped over an ironing board. Pretty cool! Let’s get started!

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