February 27th, 2007
Books you MUST have . Perspective Drawing . Photography
My illustration makes the cover of Advanced Photoshop Magazine.
And, with my high-fiber low-sodium 6-page matte painting tutorial inside. 
This was a fun project to do, and I’m so thankful for Emma Cake and her staff over there in Great Britain for their willingness to just let me do my thing. It was something of a learning curve because the file ended up being enormous and slowed my computer to a crawl — probably took 10 times longer than it should have, but we still hit the deadline with a week to spare. The issue hits the stands March 1, so run out and grab 20 copies.
Comments
John, how cool is this. I am going to go bye a copy for sure, maybe a few copies. Great work.
Spencer
February 27th, 2007
Very impressive Mr. Uibel! I am proud to know you.
Collette
February 27th, 2007
Hi John,
nice ‘talking’ to you too. I love your too! I added your site on my blogroll!
I will get the magazine tmrw!
Good luck with the deadline.
Ismini - never told you myname
anim_ziggy
March 3rd, 2007
Hi, I read your article in advanced photoshop. It’s freakin cool that the magazine released not only in english country’s but also in The Netherlands. Respect, and keep coming the good work :).
Thomas.
Thomas Meijers
October 25th, 2007
Today i bought the magazine “advanced photoshop” and i really think the cover is beautifull. I definatly are going to follow your steps in your tutorial.
It is great i can learn more through this!
Thanks! Great work!
Marianne
Marianne
November 22nd, 2007
is there an online version of it (or will there be one)? the magazine is not available where i live
btw nice website with lots of cool stuff you have here. me like!
palooza
March 11th, 2008
Thanks, palooza and Marianne and Thomas and anim_ziggy. A new issue just came out with yet another tutorial of mine, erroneously titled “Fantasy Lighting”, but whatever. I hope you’ll get it and tell me what you think — I felt very rushed through it and I think it shows in the final product.
Palooza if you poke around the net you’ll find electronic versions of AVP for free download, including the tutorials. Good luck!
john
March 11th, 2008