I grew up, dare I say it, watching Blossom. So when I got the call to shoot Jenna Von Oy for the “German” edition of Heeb Magazine I was quite thrilled. Heeb Magazine AND “Six”, Blossom’s fast talking friend? A good day indeed. Both the magazine and Jenna were great to work with. Snag the mag if you get the chance. Check out the article and an additional shot here.
Add a handful of blue, a pinch of noise, a twist of contrast, call out the shadows and cool it down. A photoshop action called “Noise in the Cool Shadows” is what you’re left with. Hope you enjoy it.
In addition to the group of adjustment layers, you’ll also find a gradient fill layer. Take a few minutes and play around with that one a bit. Lot’s o’ options. The download is available here.
And as always If you have any questions at all please catch me on twitter or shoot me an email. And spread the word if you dig it.
Noise in the Cool Shadows Photoshop Action Download
(And if you’re so inclined, spread the word by digg’n it.)
Hey all you good peeps. I am working on some compositing and post production tutorials. However, before I jump in fully I could really use your feedback. I have put together a quick 4 question [photo tutorial] survey and would love to hear your thoughts.
Thanks a ton!
“Death Rallies Among the Divine”, the latest signed and numbered print comes in an edition of 100.
In addition, I’ve also posted it as a desktop available here for download.
View the print details, and larger view, after the jump…
The summer sun shone round me,
The folded valley lay
In a stream of sun and odour,
That sultry summer day.
The tall trees stood in the sunlight
As still as still could be,
But the deep grass sighed and rustled
And bowed and beckoned me.
The deep grass moved and whispered
And bowed and brushed my face.
It whispered in the sunshine:
“The winter comes apace.”
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
Snag the fresh summer desktop here…
Jumping into a bit of “sketching” for the next round of Toy Lifestyle shots. The subject of these images are some miniature food that the wonderfully inspiring Suzanne Sease introduced me to.
