With the dawn of Adobe Creative Suite CS5 we think it is the right time to show off the true power of a creative mind combined with an industry defining image editor… Photoshop!
As you know, we here at Picture Frames Express are strong advocates for the power Photoshop gives it’s users. It helps keep true creativity alive in this digital age, it is a brilliant source of images that are truly worth framing and hanging above the mantelpiece!
Today, we will show you a few awe inspiring digital illustrations from some of the best Photoshop artists from across the globe!
A truly surreal fantasy landscape shot, crafted from scratch!
The power of the digital paintbrush is really shown off in the shot above, the true creativity and imagination of the artist can be expressed in infinite detail and depth.
A whole new world, straight from the creative centre of the artists mind!
A highly detailed and creative digital caricature.
As you can see from the images above, if a computer savvy artist can imagine it, then he can create it! We find it brilliant how someone can take a caricatured image that would normally come across as cartoon, and add such high detail and depth that it becomes totally photorealistic!
Last but not least, our personal favourite here at Picture Frames Express… The world through the eyes of renowned digital artist – David Fuhrer. This peice is called – “Blue Moon”. We think it would look fantastic in a nice large picture frame!
But you can judge for yourself….
David Fuhrer's - 'Blue Moon'
It’s good to see that the art industry is still thriving in this new age of technology, hopefully with the release of Photoshop CS3, it may be the dawn of a new, ’21st Century Renaissance’! (Minus the frilly clothing and messy paint brushes!)
We hope you found these 4 images inspiring, maybe you could check out some of our featured Photoshop tutorials and try your hand at creating a similar peice ready for a Picture Frames Express custom frame!
Until next time, The Picture Frames Express Team!
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