Illustrator and Photoshop Tutorials Roundup – February 2013
It’s time to see all the Illustrator and Photoshop wonders that have been created (and taught) this past month. You can always update your design skills, pick up a new trick or two or even end up buying a vector pack or vector illustration along the way. The beauty of design is – in my opinion – that there’s always room to grow. So let’s join hands and grow together by taking a look at the most interesting and popular design tutorials from February 2013.
Rusty Vintage Tin Sign in Photoshop
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Illustrator Tutorial: How to Create Vector Hatching and Embossed Pattern
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Illustrator Tutorial: How to Create Vector Polygonal Background Quickly Using Triangulator
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Create a Colorful Retro Poster in Photoshop and Illustrator
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How to Create a Detailed Lighter in Adobe Illustrator
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Create a Surreal “Parting of the Sea” Photo Manipulation
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Design a Clean and Modern Pricing Table in Photoshop
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How to Replace a Woman’s Lipstick with Artwork Using Creative Retouching Techniques
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Brick Text Typography Surreal Photoshop Tutorial
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How to Create a Retro Style Race Poster in Photoshop
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Painting a Realistic Nose – Photoshop Tutorial
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How to Make a Cool Cinemagraph Image in Photoshop
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Quick Tip: Erase Backgrounds Quickly with the Background Eraser Tool
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How to Create a Detailed Goldfish Couple with Adobe Illustrator
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How to Draw Different Body Types for Males and Females
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Photoshop Tutorial: Facial Age Progression
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Hope you enjoyed these Illustrator and Photoshop tutorials. Let me know in the comments section below which was your favorite or if you think anything is missing!
P.S.: Shout-out to PSD Dude: I saw your comment last month and included one of your tutorials in the roundup. You can contact me via Twitter if you have such proposals or just want to chat. Thanks!
Great list! Thanks for featuring my tutorial :)
I think the 2 eyes are not same….. but I most like your job :)
Thank you for adding my tutorial to your great collection !
You’re welcome, John:) Keep in touch!