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.

A few months ago I started seeing some poster in San Francisco about this game called L.A Noire. The text effect was really cool, sort of old style neon effect. I know I have done a few tutorials showing how to create this type of effect, but I needed to do that again in Photoshop.

A few weeks ago a friend of mine wanted to know how to create a sort of 3D globe effect using Photoshop. I didn't know how to do that but I got really intrigued with that, so I decided to give it a try. I knew that the Spherize would work in this case but didn't know how.