Vectortuts.com just published a tutorial that I wrote based on the vector iPhone design that I published last week. Vectortuts.com is a new website devoted to vector graphics tutorials and resources. There are so few websites out there dedicated to vector graphics and I am very excited to be a part of it. Check out my tutorial, I hope you learn something.
A while back Abduzeedo posted a tutorial on how to create an iPhone in Adobe Fireworks. I like Fireworks a lot but I rarely work with it unless I am mocking up a website design. I mostly work in Illustrator so it's a lot easier if I have an Illustrator file to work with. Since I'm in New York this week and next and I have a lot of time on my hands, I decided to go ahead and design an iPhone in Illustrator.
Sorry for the late post this week. It has taken me a while to catch up on things because of the long weekend.
This week's wallpaper is a tribute to General George S. Patton, the famous commander of the U.S. 3rd Army during WWII. In this piece General Patton salutes members of the Third Army prior to delivering his famous Blood and Guts speech on the eve of the Allied invasion of France in 1941. This piece is a portrayal of that moment as depicted by Franklin J. Schaffner's 1970 Academy Award winning film "Patton."
This week's wallpaper of the week is a recreation of one of my more popular pieces titled "There's No Place Like Springfield." Springfield was an experiment in colors that I designed early in the year. Hopefully you guys will enjoy it.
In celebration of Colorburned Studios' first week as a fully-functioning blog, I'm releasing a second set of wallpapers today. Today's bonus wallpaper is based on another one of my favorite designs. My rendering of a transparent glass-shaped flower was the result of the intersection of a number of techniques that I developed in Photoshop. I found the final result of those techniques to be a breathtaking piece of art. If you feel the same way, feel free to download this wallpaper in any of the 4 different resolutions below, or if you own an iPhone, download the iPhone version.
This week's wallpaper is based on one of my favorite designs. Equidistant was an experiment in shapes and colors. It quickly rose above the rest of my designs as one of my favorites. It also spawned its sister designs Equilateral and Blood Diamond. You may download this wallpaper in 4 different resolutions as well as for your iPhone.
