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Learn how to use Photoshop to Create a Delicious Green Apple Illustration.

A while ago Sean posted a very interesting article called 6 Techniques to Compose Your Work Using Repeating Shapes and Flexible Patterns. I carefully examined the articled and got inspired by a great artist named Guilherme Marconi. In this tutorial, you'll learn one way to create a design using repeating elements in a style inspired by him.

We all love Photoshop and its effects, but sometimes it’s great to get your hands dirty when creating elements for your graphics. Ink drops can add a creative and energetic element to your designs. This tutorial demonstrates techniques to creatively work ink drops into your compositions.

Recently, Apple released a new iTunes video advertisement featuring the band Coldplay and the song, Viva la Vida. As is usual with Apple ads, this commercial is very beautiful. The coolest thing is that this time they chose to use light effects with glows and sparks. As I'm a really big fan of this style, I thought it would be nice to have a tutorial showing how to create that effect.

The use of 3D type is an increasing trend in design today. Creating such type usually requires advanced 3D software. Yet, not all of us own such software, nor know how to use it. In this tutorial, I will teach you the basics of creating polished 3D type using Illustrator and Photoshop.

I will show you how to create a light effect similar to NoPattern's Jumper Poster.

We all know and love Photoshop for its pixel based manipulation. In this tutorial I decided to look into Photoshop's vector capabilities, combined with gradients, layer modes and layer styles to produce a great looking, almost photo-realistic lighter.

Apple has so many beautiful products. Their product designs consistently attain a sought-after status; This distinguishes them as an innovative company. In this tutorial I'll teach you how to make a shiny new apple remote.

Creating conceptual work can be fun and relies heavily on your imagination. In this tutorial I will show you how to combine stock photographs to create a stunning effect that can be easily reproduced to work with almost any combination of images.

Today we will be drawing a traffic cone, another handy icon for under construction elements. Our cone icon is inspired by one I saw on the VLC Player site recently.