In this Tuts+ Premium tutorial, author Tim Kyde will explain how to create chewing gum packaging in Photoshop and Illustrator. We will begin by showing you how to create print-ready artwork and then how to render that artwork as a mockup that can be presented to clients. If you are looking to take your packaging and print design skills to the next level then Log in or Join Now to get started!
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Creating artwork for package designs can be challenging because the artwork that you create doesn’t look the same on your screen as it does on the shelf. This can cause confusion when presenting a design to a client because the client will want to know what it looks like on the shelf, not on your screen. In this Tuts+ Premium tutorial, author Tim Kyde will explain how to turn a design we created in a previous tutorial into a 3D render of a package design for a high-end action figure. If you are looking to take your package design skills to the next level then Log in or Join Now to get started!
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With collectables, the packaging of the product is often as important as the craftsmanship of the product itself. In this two-part Tuts+ Premium tutorial, author Tim Kyde will explain how to create packaging for a high-end 1/6 scale action figure. Part 1 of this tutorial will explain how to shoot your own photography and create a print-ready outer sleeve and inner packaging for our action figure. Part 2 will go on to explain how to create a 3-dimensional rendering of the packaging to present to clients. This tutorial is available exclusively to Tuts+ Premium Members. If you are looking to take your package design skills to the next level then Log in or Join Now to get started!
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Pop-up cards are normally cards that, once opened, have an element of surprise making them both memorable and fun to the reader. In this Tuts+ Premium tutorial, author Mark Mayers will take you step-by-step through the entire process of transforming initial concept drawings through to a fully functional piece of cardboard engineering. This tutorial is available exclusively to Tuts+ Premium Members. If you are looking to take your print design skills to the next level then Log in or Join Now to get started!
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While asteroids don’t slam into the Earth all that often, movie producers sure act like they do. We can all think up a few movies with similar plots. An asteroid is about to hit the planet and a group of heroes comes to save the day. In this Psd Premium tutorial, author Ed Lopez will demonstrate how to create an asteroid impact, just like in the movies. If you would like to take your Photoshop skills to the next level, Log in or Join Now to get started!
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In today’s Psd Premium tutorial by author Mark Mayers we’ll walk you through the process of producing all the elements that go into the making of a professionally produced CD. To start off we’ll use Illustrator to produce a slick, calligraphy-style vector logo, then a combination of Photoshop and Illustrator to create print-ready artwork for a six-page tri-fold cover and lyric booklet as well as a reverse inlay card. Finally, to wrap up the packaging design you’ll create the CD surface print artwork. This tutorial is available exclusively to Premium Members. If you are looking to take your print design skills to the next level then Log in or Join Now to get started!
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Designers and clients often have different ideas about how a finished product should be presented. Designers want to show the finished artwork, clients want to know exactly how their design will look on the shelves. In this tutorial, we will demonstrate how to create a mockup for some blister packaging so that you can present your design to your clients. Let’s get started!
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So, you’re about to have a public speech and need to support it with good-looking presentation slides? Today we’re going to learn how to do this by designing a PowerPoint presentation in Photoshop. The purpose of a presentation is to present information in best possible way. Before you start with the design you need to know if your presentation is meant to entertain, inform, persuade or sell. In today’s tutorial I will show you how to design a PowerPoint presentation that needs to inform (of course) and show presenters creativity and diversity. Let’s get started!
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Today’s Psd Premium tutorial by author Mark Mayers will focus on creating a brand for a fictitious skate company and also applying graphics to a skate deck and T-shirt. We’ll demonstrate how to achieve professional results every time – both items were actually printed using the tutorial techniques. For screen-print fanatics, there’s an extra bonus; you’ll discover how the Apply Image command enables you to create knockouts and error-free spot colors without the need for expensive RIP software. Special thanks to Steve over at Advertees for printing the shirts and providing invaluable technical advice. This tutorial is available exclusively to Premium Members. If you are looking to take your print and t-shirt design skills to the next level then Log in or Join Now to get started!
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Hello, this is Sergio Ordóñez from SOSFactory and this time I’m going to talk about my workflow used to design mascots for websites. This process in this article was described in real time as I created the designs. Let’s look at this more closely.
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