By Rogier de Boeve featured in in the October 2010 edition of "Computer Art".
It is a short guide on how to create a dynamic portrait image from various unrelated images. to create the above image, Rogier uses illustrator and Photoshop to create geometric shapes and then photoshop to apply different tones and textures to the work. Everything that Rogier has wrote is clear and in depth so that reader may easily follow and learn from for example, all the instructions are in chronological order, numbered and are also explained clearly and simply, he has even provided a suggestion about how long you should spend on the piece to get the best results. Rogier has also displayed thumbnail pictures to show examples of what the work should look like at certain stages.
Rogier states "what i do is construct new images with fragments of landscape pictures. it is interesting to look at pictures in a different way."Rogier draws his inspiration from graphic designers such as, Mark weaver, Joao Oliveira and Mateusz Sypien
To view more of his excellent work visit his website at: http://rogierdeboeve.com/#
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