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Trying out some prints on Artstation ; )
This new series is an interpretation of fond childhood memories flipping through the beautiful art depicted on the pages of OMNI MAGAZINE.
The images represent what the heart of a computer may look like or some kind of digitized omnipresent eye.
My attempt to retain an "OMNI MAGAZINE" ethos was to create montages with a geometric 3D look without actually using any 3D software. Only Procreate and Photoshop.
Like the illustrators back in the day -- eyeing the perspective, and being okay with slight imperfection due to the human touch rather than allowing the CPU to control the measurements down to the micron.
As always, thanks for checking out crew ; )
I really appreciate the support and hope you enjoy!
If anyone is interested in the process, I'll try to get a video together soon - in the meantime, here's an explainer:
1. I draw the detailed Linework in Procreate and manipulate the full screen "frame" into a cube shape with perspective.
2. Export as a layered PSD and open in PS.
3. From there it's simply a matter of tweaking colors and composition. I'll add a little noise and tweak layer styles, etc.
Overall, some of the areas obtain a kind of airbrushed grain look and others have slight pixelization - I dig the mesh of the two and have been exploring these textures for a bit.
If anyone is interested, here's the link - there are a few "tall" versions available as well: https://www.artstation.com/laser…
- Looks cool. I'd suggest buying some test prints of those first. My experience with online print services is they print dark, and details get lost.dopepope
- I recall buying a poster once and being very disappointed at how dull it was overall, when the image online was so vibrant.dopepope
- Thanks man, I haven’t ordered yet, but really respect some of the artists who have prints available. Maybe a factor?antimotion
- Is there a company you would recommend you have tried? Your renders are insanely good so surly look beautiful on the right print.antimotion
- These are great.I like the second one the most.CyBrainX