In this second part of the “How to Create a Vicious Medieval Movie Poster in Photoshop” I will show you several techniques on how to add spectacular effects in a very easy way and how to color correct your images. I hope Part 1 was interesting enough for you to read the second and final part of this movie poster tutorial.
In this edition of Artist Spotlight we are going to take a close look at the art of Gabriele Dell’Otto. He is a painter from Italy and has been featured once before in my book review of a stunning artbook called The Marvel Art of Gabriele Dell’Otto.
In this two-part Photoshop tutorial I will show you how to create a vicious medieval movie poster. It is basically a guide on how I have created my movie poster for a fictional movie called “INFICTUS”. This tutorial uses a ton of techniques which I won’t dare to mention here. *EDIT* The second part of this tutorial can now be read here.
In this edition of Poster Typography Analysis I will show you which fonts have been used in the poster campaign of 10,000 BC. While 10,000 BC was not a great film it did have a good series of poster releases. Want to know which fonts were used in a single poster? Continue to find out!
In today’s edition of Artist Spotlight we will be looking at the fantastic art by Francesco Mattina. He is a digital artist born in Italy and currently creates comic book covers for Marvel and DC Comics. Since he is a fairly new artist, there isn’t much information about him online. Perhaps it’s time for some more exposure?
