


Wisecrest
by Timothy Wise
I've been doing a lot of traditional painting lately so it was refreshing to get back into the digital for a minute. This is a design I created using Photoshop CS5 and Illustrator CS5 for work. I used the Wiesbaden, Germany Coat of Arms along with the eagle to represent the partnership between both America and German forces here in our local area. I've also used this to represent the two commands we represent. Overall it's clean and has an old world feel. You can see the carved out plaque of this image on my flickr site!
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Timothy Wise
Thank you! This was done without the help of an Illustrator book so I thinks it's time I come off of a couple bucks and buy a how to book already. Illustrator is tough, ha ha ha. -
Baha Samman
Awesome 5* -
Timothy Wise
Thank you Scott! I've been working on other things lately so the Photoshop images have been pushed to the side for a little while. Sooner or later I'll get back into it. -
Scott Maloney
Nice design, looks great Tim. -
Timothy Wise
Thanks Alan, I did try this in color just for fun and it lacked the impact of the Black and White. Plus, it had to be Black and White for the CNC achine to cut it into wood so I had to give a little when thinking about the end product. -
alan clarke
nice and clean image great in black and white have you try one with colour 5 -
Timothy Wise
Thank you so much. I figure with time I'll be able to do more complex images. This was more of a test than anything else. -
Laura Salesa
This is brilliant! Perfect result :) -
Timothy Wise
Thanks boss, this is pretty much what I can come up with after three weeks with Illustrator CS5. I really wish there was a dedicated Illustrator magazine. -
Relic Oboogie
This is very cool Tim. -
Timothy Wise
Thanks Roberto, just working out the kinks with Illustrator which has a huge learning curve. If you check out my flickr site you'll see where I CNCed this image into wood...Looks pretty awesome. Thanks again -
roberto blake
Amazing work Tim! 5
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