Paint a Planetary Typhoon With Default Photoshop Brushes – Psd Premium Tutorial
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Paint a Planetary Typhoon With Default Photoshop Brushes – Psd Premium Tutorial

on Dec 16th 2010 with 8 comments
Tutorial Details
  • Program: Adobe Photoshop CS5
  • Difficulty: Advanced
  • Estimated Completion Time: 7 Hours
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Final Product What You'll Be Creating

Digital painting has been called the last frontier of graphic design. This is because digital painting requires advanced knowledge Photoshop, drawing, and traditional painting techniques. In this Psd Premium tutorial, author Ed Lopez will demonstrate how to paint an epic planetary typhoon using only a default set of Photoshop brushes. Once learned, this technique is quite easy but it requires a lot of time and patience to create to complete the process. This tutorial is also unique because it contains 20 videos embedded in the text that demonstrate this process in detail. So in addition to a written tutorial, you will also receive over 700 MB worth of video instruction. This tutorial is available exclusively to Premium members. If you want to take your digital painting skills to the next level, then Log in or Join Now to get started!

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I was born in Mexico City, worked and studied photography at Eastman Kodak while training in minilab management and traditional darkroom techniques. Now I am steadily growing in the freelance world on matte painting, digital art/illustration and even some 3d modeling.  

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  • TheHugo

    Cool, Must try it

  • http://www.psd-dude.com PsdDude

    i don’t know exactly what it is but It looks interesting :)

  • http://isedited.com isEdited.com

    yeah really great stuff..!!!

  • http://aevion.net AEVION

    Like PsdDude said, it is kinda hard to tell what it is at first, but once I looked at the large image, I think I understand it. You can judge the scale of it by looking at the very small plane in the lower right corner.

    I think that this could be better if you add more of the black space in the upper left corner to help the eye tell that this is a scaled out view of the planet. After finding the black space, I was able to understand that I was viewing a planet from a satellite or spaceship perhaps, and I think that the image could use some more of that to give it a spherical shape and help the mind understand what it is that you’re viewing.

    Also, I’m curious as to the blue streaks in the darker section at the middle. What are they?

    Very awesome work by the way.

  • http://www.twenstudio.com TWEN STUDIO

    it’s look like a water , also Pc doesn’t make any Sense not like iMac or Mac

    you can work So Fast no problem or anything !

    nice tutorials Dude keep working..

  • TheHugo

    Tnx a lot, you can use this for almost anything :D

  • http://gods-of-art.com S3bY

    This reminds me of Alexiuss work..

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    Quite interesting. i use Photoshop to edit my webpage images but I’ve never really seen the paint brush in action this away before. you’ve given me some ideas to try out. thanks