Justin Maller, a.k.a Superlover, is founder of the depthCORE initiative and has worked with DC Shoes, Lee, Quicksilver and Computer Arts Magazine. His photo manipulations often blend human subjects with chaotic abstract elements resulting in a style that is uniquely his own. I recently sat down with Justin (virtually) to glean war stories, tips and advice from this Photoshop master.
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A couple of weeks ago we asked you to add your own touch to the Psdtuts+ redesign by submitting your favorite links/quotes. The winners, as voted by you, will be featured on Psdtuts+. Well — it’s time to vote for your favorites!
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Kervin Brisseaux is a digital art hobbyist bursting with talent. While he has no big-name design gigs in his portfolio, partly due to his commitment to studying architecture, Kervin’s work speaks for itself. Those of you interested in blending Illustrator and Photoshop elements will find particular inspiration in Kervin’s work. In this interview we delve into the making of an intensely likeable Photoshop genius.
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Each month we like to remind the community of what is happening on the other three sites in our TUTS network. This month we have some great Adobe illlustrator tutorials, some ace web development tips, and some excellent audio techniques from other TUTS family members.
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If you scroll down to the bottom of the new Psdtuts+ theme you’ll notice that next to our logo in the footer is a link to somewhere else on the web, or a quote. This is generated from a random list of ten quotes or links. At the moment they are Collis’s own bizarro favorite links and videos, but he’s asked me to hand over control of that section to you guys. Read on to find out how you can get your favorite link or quote exposed to over 1.4 million designers!
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Those of you who are using Twitter can get updates about new Psdtuts+ tutorials and freebies as soon as they’re published. All you need to do is follow twitter.com/Psdtuts+!
Sean will also be periodically posting useful links, hints and updates for Psdtuts+ readers. Why not follow VECTORTUTS, NETTUTS or AUDIOTUTS while you’re at it?
With four TUTS sites already established (and a fifth, and more, on the cards) it can be tricky to keep track of them all. In this post we take a look back on September so far and highlight the best content from AUDIOTUTS, VECTORTUTS and NETTUTS. Enjoy!
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Unfortunately, the Psdtuts+ staff have had to remove a recently published tutorial due to copyright issues. Claims of plagiarism are taken very seriously and thoroughly investigated. After looking into the matter we decided the only appropriate course of action was to delete the tutorial in question and withhold payment from its author. Read on for more details on how we identify plagiarism and how we can make sure this is the last time it happens here.
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