Spoon Graphics | How to Create a Vintage Aircraft ‘Nose Art’ Pin-Up Effect in Photoshop @spoongraphics | Uploaded 3 years ago | Updated 3 hours ago
In today's Adobe Photoshop tutorial I'm going to take you through the process of creating a WW2 aircraft ‘nose art’ inspired image, featuring the classic ‘girl-riding-a-bomb’ style pin-up.
Traditionally this style of artwork was hand-painted on bombers to boost morale and to bring good luck to the planes, perhaps the most well-known being the B-17 Memphis Belle. These days it's an iconic art style that can still be found on custom trucks or hot-rod door panels, on the back of motorcycle jackets, or vintage style posters and signs.
Rather than painting the artwork by hand on the fuselage of a plane, we'll be making use of a handful of stock images to digitally compose the layout. A series of Photoshop filters and effects will give the lifelike photographs a painted appearance, then the whole design will be placed on a riveted metal surface and processed so the texture gives it the weathered appearance of an old bomber plane's decorative nose art.
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In today's Adobe Photoshop tutorial I'm going to take you through the process of creating a WW2 aircraft ‘nose art’ inspired image, featuring the classic ‘girl-riding-a-bomb’ style pin-up.
Traditionally this style of artwork was hand-painted on bombers to boost morale and to bring good luck to the planes, perhaps the most well-known being the B-17 Memphis Belle. These days it's an iconic art style that can still be found on custom trucks or hot-rod door panels, on the back of motorcycle jackets, or vintage style posters and signs.
Rather than painting the artwork by hand on the fuselage of a plane, we'll be making use of a handful of stock images to digitally compose the layout. A series of Photoshop filters and effects will give the lifelike photographs a painted appearance, then the whole design will be placed on a riveted metal surface and processed so the texture gives it the weathered appearance of an old bomber plane's decorative nose art.
📺 WATCH THIS NEXT: How To Create a Retro Pin-Up Poster in Photoshop - youtu.be/XbokgCKvFWU
⭐️ Get 10 Free Images from Adobe Stock - https://spoon.graphics/10freeimages
📦 Join my mailing list and get a FREE design resources bundle! https://spoon.graphics/freebundle
🙏 I don’t have a Patreon, but if you want to support my work, consider becoming an Access All Areas member on Spoon Graphics - https://spoon.graphics/membership
► Salute Pinup stock image - https://spoon.graphics/3gHiuGv
► Battle Bomb stock image - https://spoon.graphics/3Dh7Iyl
► Old Green Metal Surface stock image - https://spoon.graphics/3DgX4rv
Deals & Discounts:
⭐ Get 20% off ANYTHING in my Spoon Graphics Shop - https://spoon.graphics/20off
⭐️ Get 10 FREE Images from Adobe Stock - https://spoon.graphics/10freeimages
⭐ Save 70% off the Heritage Type Vintage Fonts Bundle - https://spoon.graphics/vintagefontsbundle
⭐️ Download this Month's FREE Files from Envato - https://spoon.graphics/free-files
Tools & Resources I Use:
⭐️ Get Photoshop and other Adobe CC programs here: https://spoon.graphics/getadobe
🛠️ Where I download the creative assets I need - https://spoon.graphics/envato
✍️ The graphics tablet I use: amzn.to/2GYNYEc
🎙️ The microphone I use: amzn.to/3AdkJsp
📢 The email newsletter service I use: https://spoon.graphics/aweber
📈 The tool I use to help grow my channel: https://spoon.graphics/tubebuddy
Watch more of my content:
📺 See all my Photoshop tutorials - https://spoon.graphics/photoshoptutorials
📺 See all my Illustrator tutorials - https://spoon.graphics/illustratortutorials
📺 Watch my most popular videos - https://spoon.graphics/popular
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Adobe Photoshop & Adobe Illustrator design tutorials from Chris Spooner of Spoon Graphics. Subscribe to learn how to create stunning artwork as I share my tips and tricks in video format.
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