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Current Residence: Mtl
deviantWEAR sizing preference: S
Favourite genre of music: Good one
Favourite style of art: Any kind of...
Operating System: xp
MP3 player of choice: ...
Wallpaper of choice: Mine
Personal Quote: Douche bag
deviantWEAR sizing preference: S
Favourite genre of music: Good one
Favourite style of art: Any kind of...
Operating System: xp
MP3 player of choice: ...
Wallpaper of choice: Mine
Personal Quote: Douche bag
Favourite Visual Artist
Trent reznor
Favourite Movies
99 francs,
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
Nine inch nails, tool, sixtoo and so what
Favourite Writers
Orwell à Vigneault en passant par Camus
Tools of the Trade
D300 and couple of lenses
Other Interests
photo, longboard, music and creativity
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Thanks for the fav mate!
Thank you for your comment, and for favouriting my work!
As for simple tips, I'm not so sure!
I'm not an Scott Hansen expert, but you have a really good range of photos in your gallery perfect for you to experiment and adopt the ISO 50 style, I guess my main suggestion would be to find as many textures as you can of pages from old books, to rust -- absolutely anything to layer over your photos, experimenting with the opacity settings to acheive a distressed aged effect on your photos using Photoshop.
It also doesn't hurt to muck about with tonnes of colours and add your own shapes to your work, I think ISO 50 has used a similar range of colours in all of his work to make his style more recognisable.
I found a tutorial written by Scott Hansen, just click on the link;
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I hope it helps! Oh and Welcome to DA
Hayley x
As for simple tips, I'm not so sure!
I'm not an Scott Hansen expert, but you have a really good range of photos in your gallery perfect for you to experiment and adopt the ISO 50 style, I guess my main suggestion would be to find as many textures as you can of pages from old books, to rust -- absolutely anything to layer over your photos, experimenting with the opacity settings to acheive a distressed aged effect on your photos using Photoshop.
It also doesn't hurt to muck about with tonnes of colours and add your own shapes to your work, I think ISO 50 has used a similar range of colours in all of his work to make his style more recognisable.
I found a tutorial written by Scott Hansen, just click on the link;
[link]
I hope it helps! Oh and Welcome to DA
Hayley x
Hey thanks a lot, i'll work on it.