Oct 16, 2017
by Brian Yap
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by Brian Yap
illustrated by brian yap
Brian Yap: The Thrill of the Capture
Designer Brian Yap took to the streets with new mobile app Adobe Capture CC. These are the results.
Set Yourself Free with Touch Tools in Adobe Illustrator CC
Mice aren’t your thing, and neither is being chained to a desk? Check out the new Touch Workspace in Adobe Illustrator CC, which delivers an easy freedom that once was reserved for sketching on paper: Brian Yap gives a demo in this Inspire video.
by Brian Yap
Rakim / Brian Yap poster for Vintage Vinyl
Muallaf (2009)
Poster Muallaf (2009) baru terbit di http://posterfilem.com/muallaf-2009/
This video, besides being a really incredible look into how an artist works, also shows off what kinds of things are possible with Adobe Ideas and Photoshop Touch for the Ipad.
It's some pretty great product marketing, because I immediately downloaded Adobe Ideas and started looking into the stylus he uses. I am not entirely convinced, even now, that cartooning skillz don't come with the download.
When I was younger I went through a spell of drawing (mostly Sailor Moon) cartoons. Maybe this will rekindle some of that inclination?
[As an aside, I also had phases of drawing horses, painting fruit and other still life, and pen and ink drawing.]
ADOBE CS6 video (by Brian Yap)