Create a Glowing, Sci-Fi, Line Art Collage – Psd Premium Tutorial
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Create a Glowing, Sci-Fi, Line Art Collage – Psd Premium Tutorial

on Mar 3rd 2011 with 17 comments
Tutorial Details
  • Program: Adobe Photoshop CS5
  • Difficulty: Advanced
  • Estimated Completion Time: 20 Hours
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When you’re creating a composition, often you will need to combine stock images with vector line art. In this Psd Premium tutorial, author Kervin Brisseaux will juxtapose various resources using straightforward techniques and subtle photo manipulation to create a dense sci-fi image. If you are looking to take your illustration skills to the next level then Log in or Join Now to get started!

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Kervin Brisseaux is a digital Illustrator from New York. He is a senior member of The Depthcore Collective and is currently pursuing a Masters Degree in Architecture at Syracuse University. Lately, he has been involved in various freelance projects for clients such as Nike, Axe Bodyspray, and Aquafresh. For more examples of Kervin's  work, check out his portfolio at Brisseaux.com.  

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  • http://www.graphiics.com Graphiics

    I want to download this tutorial PSD how to I???

  • aMs

    truely not my thing, I’m sure it has some great techniques but I don’t really see an art in that kind of designs…

    • http://talenttutorials.com/ Dhruv

      yeah i agree..
      and it is something definitely not worth of a premium tutorial by psdtuts+

  • aMs

    also the horizon line is lil bit too high, these front people make an impression of collapsing

  • http://www.movieviews.be Dennis

    Looks nice, but I don’t like the planet in the middle.
    And what aMs says: it seems that the ground is ascending…

  • http://slayyou2.deviantart.com/ Emmanuel Umukoro

    either that or the guy who’s seeing this is really tall. remember horizon line is always at eye your eye lvl if your short you might not be used to such a vantage point.

  • James Thomas

    Must have been a really long line!

    The first thing I think of after being stuffed in a crowd before I get on an escalator in outter space is, “Man, I really need to get naked and STRETCH!”

  • http://rankjanx.com Dave

    It’s like TRON without all the blue

  • http://www.melodynieves.com Melody

    Why are there naked people? Does standing on the platform automatically diminish my clothing? O_o

    An interesting choice for the reference photo for the crowd of people waiting. By the looks of their body language no one is clearly interested in the wonders of what’s going on in the sky, in fact someone is walking away..so much for all that alien voodoo!

    I think I’ve figured it out, this is one of those surprise mobs where everyone starts taking their clothes off and dancing towards the light!

    • George

      You mean you never take of your clothes on escalators? I sure do. Mall cops don’t like it too much. Neither do mothers in Macy’s. Oh well.

  • http://www.movieviews.be Dennis

    Another thing i’ve noticed: there are a lot of the same people on the stairs :p

    • neil bloodtitan

      clones. the future has clones. why are people angry about this?

  • http://www.tomva.be Tom Van Assche

    I gotta say, I like the result. There’s room for improvement, but the techniques used seem intresting. Good work.

  • http://www.razorpixels.co.uk Harry

    Wow! Amazing effects. Not really sure if I could use any of the techniques in any of my projects but will definitely try and sneak them in somehow!

  • http://sharmaexpress.blogspot.com Md. Rezaur Rahman

    Really fantastic work, and the effects was just superb. Could anyone please tell me how to download it…

  • neil bloodtitan

    Boo! B-Boo Boo! Premium Membership tutorial. : (

    Some of the posters above are clearly having difficulty with accessing their Premium Memberships (see Graphiics and Md. Rezaur, who is a doctor!)… probably a good reason to free it up for everyone, including us plebs.

    Free the tuts. Ya hoo democracy. Egypt, Libya, but not Wisconsin, etc.

  • http://www.yilmazdekorasyon.com YılmazDekorayon

    thanks very very very very good :D