3D Design Effects - Star Trek Beyond
Learn How Photoshop 3D Can Achieve Hollywood Style Effects in Your Own Designs
This week's project is inspired by one of the posters for the new Star Trek Beyond movie. It depicts the ship in the background with a cool warp trail flowing from the foreground. This inspired me to see if this effect could be done in Photoshop especially using 3D and it yielded an interesting result. Starting with a couple simple iPhone images you will see how you can use Photoshop 3D in yet another creative way to add spectacular design effects similar to the effect on the poster but repeatable on other ways. See how reveres engineering can show you the way to effects you perhaps never thought possible. Not to mention, its just plain cool looking! Come join as we go even deeper into the design world of Photoshop 3D.
What you will learn:
• Blend iPhone images to create new backgrounds
• Use PixelSquid Objects in a Composite
• Creative 3D effects you can use
• 3D Text & Atmospheric Effects
• and much more!
User Level: Intermediate - Advanced
Series Contents
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StartProject Info & Downloads
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Start1_Intro (2:30)
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Start2_Create Sky Background (5:21)
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Start3_Add Pixel Squid Ship (6:18)
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Start4_3D Streaks 1 (12:59)
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Start5_3D Streaks 2 (20:04)
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Start6_3D Streaks 3 (14:03)
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Start7_3D Text (18:03)
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Start8_Finishing Up (7:07)
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Start9_BONUS - Alternative Uses (12:34)
Your Instructor
Corey is an as an award-winning designer and Photoshop instructor has been using Photoshop since version 2.0. He attended the Ringling College of Art & Design where he earned a BFA in Illustration. Corey is best known as one of the Photoshop guys on the popular podcast Photoshop TV and a regular contributor to Photoshop User magazine where he writes the popular Down & Dirty Tricks column. He was also the author of the best-selling books The Down & Dirty Tricks for Designers Vol 1&2 and the more recent How to Create Badass Effects in Photoshop. Corey also teaches at live events such as Photoshop World and Adobe MAX. Corey was recently inducted into the Photoshop Hall of Fame for his contributions to the education of Photoshop.