Modernist Poster for the soccer world cup in Brazil in 2014

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Top 4 of 6. Had a tough time with a few of these

Done in class today. It's an orangutan spelled from the letter in the word "orangutan".

This took sooooooooooooo long to do! Totally worth it though. Just disregard the website in the bottom right corner

Not after praise for this one because it's so simple. But I still think it looks good.

This is a pretty old picture that I used but I tweaked it a little bit. It's Andy Biersack from the band Black Veil Brides.

Also on Illustrator. Guess who this one is is....Johnny Knoxville from Jackass, the funniest show ever (next to Scrubs). This wasn't the first one that I did. I did this one in class because I'd already finished the Da Kurlz and since I enjoy doing it so much I decided to do a second one.

Done on Illustrator. It's Da Kurlz from the band Hollywood Undead. I love the band and this picture. Think I did a good enough job. I certainly had a good time doing it !

Just as requested by my friend. Not sure I did as good a job on this one but I tried ! It looks pretty good to me...the art...not the girl...well she's nice too...mind your own business !

My First project completed on my own personal time that isn't for school. Did this on Photoshop Elements 9. The guy in the picture is Richard Harmon a semi-famous actor who's been in a few TV shows and with some minor roles in a few movies. Anyways I think I did a decent job considering only working like two hours on this. I had tried doing this with a few other pictures but it didn't work too well.

I tried going for a surreal look to this and try to stay kind of ominous

I really struggled with this.

Spongebob vs. Courage the cowardly dog

First Post (I barely know what I'm doing)

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As with this being my first post, this was also the first article on this subject that I've read. Obviously t uses may term that I do not understand. Such as the A4 canvas. I look forward to learning more about this because it seems like a fascinating and enjoyable community. Although I haven't had a chance to use this in person because it's on Illustrator, I really look forward to trying this on the first available opportunity. In my minimal experience, it's hard to really see how effective the tutorial itself is. From what others have said in the comments, it's moderately good at helping you achieve the same effect. It apparently leaves it more up to "your own steam" to make it. Also there were some technical errors like being unable to select Outline Stroke in step 2