Design Text Only

This is the graphic design version of the animation image I made last time. I like this one too, but I couldn't quite get the space between the letters to behave as I wanted.

Animation Text Only

Using this tutorial, I made a simple image in Photoshop using only the word "Animation." I am personally fond of this style, and I like the simplicity of the tutorial and the ease of adaptation. I had to make relatively few modifications to the overall design to accommodate my new text.

Inked Typographical Style

I created this image using this tutorial. The first image is cropped, the second is a more washed-out version of my original, and the last one is the original full-size image. The tutorial was fairly easy to follow, and easy to personalize as well. I'm not entirely happy with the placement of the fingerprints on the paper, but that is an easily adjustable issue.

Graphic Design Flyer

This is a version of a picture for graphic design. I used the same Dark Knight tutorial as previously, but I reversed some of the steps and used some blood splatter brushes to texture the letters. I also reordered the layers to lighten the background. in the second version.

Animation Flyer

These are my versions of a glowing text picture for animation. I used the same tutorial as previously, with some obvious modifications in execution. I also took measures to reduce the file size for clarity's sake.

Glowy Animation Text

I used this tutorial to make a perspective image of the word "animation." I slightly modified the tutorial by only layering the letters 10 times instead of 20, and slightly over-extending the motion blur. I also have a slightly greater layer mask gradient on the reflections of the letters. If I used this tutorial again, I would likely use more colors and possibly different fonts for the letters.

Graphic Design--Dark Knight Style

Using this tutorial I made a Dark Knight-style effect for a possible graphic design logo/advertisement/thing. I used an image of Bane's head and a Batman insignia outline as source images for this project, and I downloaded spray brush sets from qbrushes.net to add to the graffiti effect. However, the words may need some modification before they look like authentically spraypainted letters.