Creative Tutorials
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Mobile Photography / Art Tutorial – Creating and Using Reusable Elements with Jerry Jobe
We are delighted to publish Jerry Jobe’s latest mobile photography/art tutorial for our reading and viewing pleasure. Read Jobe’s thoughts about creating and reusing elements in your artwork (foreword by Joanne Carter). Take it away Jerry… Some artists who use photos as a base for their art are capable of capturing everything they want in the frame. That’s wonderful, but some of us find our creative fires burn brighter if we piece elements together in our work. We spend hours masking elements to place them in the exact position we need them. Then we discover that we want to use the same flower or cloud or drawing or face or…
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Mobile Art – Creative Tutorial – iColorama Procedural: Spinning Vinyl
We are delighted to publish this creative tutorial using the app, iColorama to create a spinning vinyl record cover by Jerry Jobe, take a look… “iColorama can do amazing things, with a little patience. I posted the image below in several iColorama Facebook groups, and it got a lot of response, so I’ll show you how to create a 45 RPM single, from scratch, in this great app. This image used the app Over for text and Leonardo for placement onto a background and adding a shadow. Those tasks can be done in iColorama, but they are easier in other, specialised apps. While I don’t add text in the…
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Mobile Art – Creative Tutorial – ‘A Friend Feels What You Feel’
We are hugely delighted to publish this absolutely fantastic creative mobile photography tutorial by Carol Wiebe a highly talented mobile artist. We are sure you will love this! Over to you (foreword by Joanne Carter). ‘A Friend Feels What You Feel’ ©Carol Wiebe Looking for Images I usually use my own images, but I also look for images of people with a compelling face and stance. Something has to grab me about it. I found this pic in Pixabay. https://pixabay.com/photo-1793588/ Playing with the Image I take the image into iColorama. FORM. Crop. Apply. Save. STYLE. Flow 2. Apply. Save. I love to blend faces and figures…
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Mobile Photography / Art Tutorial – A Return With Tips on iColorama’s Text on a Curve
We are delighted to publish Jerry Jobe’s latest mobile photography/art tutorial for our viewing pleasure. This time Jobe features some tips using the uber popular mobile art app iColorama to help you get to know it a little better. Take it away Jerry…(foreword by Joanne Carter). “Life does go on, and people still have questions on mobile photo/art apps, so here we are with some tips on the latest feature for iColorama, Txtcurve. In July 2015 I wrote about an app called Path On that places text on a curve, which worked adequately. I am pleased to say that iColorama now gives you the ability to perform the same function…
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Mobile Videography – Five Tips for More Reliable Shooting with FiLMiC Pro App
In this epic FiLMiC Pro v6 tutorial you’ll learn five simple techniques you can use before hitting record for increased reliability when shooting with Filmic Pro or any other video app on iPhone & iPad. Click here to download FiLMiC Pro
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Viral Smartphone Photography & Video Techniques – Lightroom for Mobile – 18 Free Videos
As we reported yesterday Adobe updated Lightroom for iOS to version 2.6 and Lightroom for Android to 2.2.2 with a host of new and very useful features (see here). We have published this link (below) to a series of videos created by Adobe’s own Julieanne Kost as host. She has covered Lightroom for Mobile (iOS) from end to end, including these new features. Enjoy!
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Mobile Photography / Art Tutorial – Four years of Tutorials: iColorama Basic Photo Enhancement
We are delighted to publish Jerry Jobe’s latest mobile photography/art tutorial for our viewing pleasure. This time Jobe takes a look a back at the past year and the 37 app tutorials he has created (we have linked to them below). He also takes a look at the highly accomplished app – iColorama to help you get to know it a little better. Take it away Jerry…(foreword by Joanne Carter). “Well, another year has gone by. Four years ago, the day after the last US presidential elections, I started posting tutorials on iPhoneography apps. A lot has changed in those four years. I’ve covered over 150 apps, and learned a…
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Mobile Photography / Art Tutorial – Microsoft Selfie and Prisma: A Couple of Tips
We are delighted to publish Jerry Jobe’s latest mobile photography/art tutorial for our viewing pleasure. This time Jobe takes a look at two apps, Microsoft Selfie and Prisma. Take it away Jerry…(foreword by Joanne Carter). “Some apps, quite frankly, don’t need a whole lot of explanation. A tap, a choice made, a slider, and you’re done. However, just because they are simple and popular doesn’t mean that you can’t get more out of them with a couple of tips about them. That’s why I am covering a couple of very simple apps today: Microsoft Selfie and Prisma. (One other commonality between the apps is that they are available for Android…
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Mobile Photography / Art Tutorial – Good Hydrations: How Much Water Do You Need?
We are delighted to publish Jerry Jobe’s latest mobile photography/art tutorial for our viewing pleasure. This time Jobe takes a look a new watercolour app – Paint Logue and compares it to some of the other current popular watercolour apps. Take it away Jerry…(foreword by Joanne Carter). “How many hammers do you need? Given my ability to bend any nail, I definitely need a claw hammer. I’ve got a pipe wrench with a hammer head on the back, for those frustrating moments when the pipe fitting WON’T BUDGE. But since I’m not pounding dents into or out of metal, I have no real need for a ball-peen hammer. (Besides the…
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Mobile Photography – Musings on Mobile Art
This week our Mobile Photography Tutorial Writer, Jerry Jobe has decided to take an overall look at mobile art and questions whether it really is art. Take it away Jerry…(foreword by Joanne Carter). “I’m out of town for the week, so I thought I’d step outside my usual review/tutorial to give my own take on a topic that comes up repeatedly on various forums: is what I’m doing art? For that matter, is what you are doing art?”