We all love typography and especially the vintage/retro ones. There's something on those artworks that catch our eyes and makes us really crazy about them.

This week’s tutorial we will show you how to create a flaming car. We saw this effect before and it’s quite simple but it’s a good exercise and the result is quite good. You can also apply this effect on other images.

So let’s do that.

A couple of weeks ago I was playing in Photoshop on a Saturday afternoon and decided to create something using hair texture and photos. I was thinking about just text with that but then I had this crazy idea of playing with the Nike Air brand to create the Nike Hair Ad in Photoshop.

Creativity keeps going forward as we encounter some sweet, super creative paintings around the web. This time, we're talking about a superhero that doesn't want to retire to soon and keeps fighting crime whenever his not watching Jeopardy.

It has been a little bit more than six months since I moved to San Francisco, California. As you might know, I am from Brazil so it's quite a big change, however, I've been having an amazing time here, constantly learning new things. That's why I've decided to try something different for this tutorial, a Psychedelic image using Illustrator and Photoshop.

I haven't had the chance to watch Captain America in the theaters yet, however, I've seen the poster all over San Francisco. Every time I see it I think to myself that would be awesome to create that shield in this Photoshop tutorial. This morning I woke up and decided that I would do that :)

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A couple of weeks ago I saw the new Dark Knight Rises poster and I love it. The concept was beautiful, using negative spaces to show the Batman symbol. As usual I started to think about ways to do that in Photoshop, then last Saturday I started looking for assets and trying to put together the first concept.