this is a letter head and a business card with an envelope for Utrecht "art supplies store" in kansas city. I did it in Photoshop. I used a watercolor brush in the logo and I used it in the letter head also.

In studio techniques class, I learned about illustrator, Photoshop, and some other programs.

I found that the most useful program is Photoshop. before this class I thought that I only use photoshop for Pictures and Photos that I wanna play with. but I was really wrong.

one of the things that I liked and learned is Watercolor techniques in Photoshop, which will really help me in my major, Graphic design.

I believe the more techniques you know the more opportunities you have to create a successful design.

Now, I know enough about the brush tool, and how to use it in a sophisticated way to make my Photoshop layers looks like a real canvas with watercolor brushstrokes.

This is the illustration that I did I used the same techniques that the artist used in the first illustration with the colors ,lines, and brushstrokes.




(study) I think I did a good job it was a fun experience.

(#4 ORIGINAL)I found this illustration and I really like to experiment drawing in painter or any other program.

(My copy)

wut I did is I changed colors deletes some of the things that was in the original, played with some textures in photoshop and changed the values.

I made changes because I kinda like seeing it in this way.

(STUDY)

I used illustrator for this study

I tried several times to post it and I donnu whats wrong with the colors its not suppose to be like this at all.

I tried to fix it in photoshop but I didn't know how. how can I do that?

CRAIG FRAZIER

SOCIETY OF ILLUSTRATORS

#3(ORIGINAL)

this is my abstract watercolor painting that I made in Photoshop. I tried to use the same textures and brushes that were used in Ville de nice. I'm happy with it.

I'm done with my first Project. I wrote my name is Arabic but in a calligraphy way.

(STUDY)

I worked in Photoshop, with different kind of brushes, and textures. I like the artist's techniques and I tried to apply it in my study piece.

when I first picked the painting I thought its going to be easy,but its really not with all the different strokes, colors, and textures.