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Season’s greetings! I’ve received dozens — if not hundreds — of messages on Reddit’s /r/photoshopbattles asking about how I create the textures on my retro posters. In the spirit of the holidays, I’ve decided to not only share my method with you, but also upload some custom high resolution textures I’ve created.

If you’ve been following my work on Reddit, it’s probably not the first time you’ve heard me talking about my “ancient” iMac which happens to be “slow as shit”. That happens to be only half-true because the computer is not as old as I thought it was. This weekend, the “slow as shit” problem was solved …

What a time to be alive! One moment, you’re posting a silly meme on a message board and the next, you’re selling prints of your work to complete strangers. Of course, it all started when I received this comment for one of my Reddit /r/photoshopbattles entries: Comment from discussion PsBattle: A dog with parrots on it [x-post /r/PartyParrot]. Comment …

Ever since I started my Instagram account, I’ve gained a secondary audience who may not be familiar with my work on /r/photoshopbattles. I’m completely rubbish with social media — honestly, I don’t even have a Facebook account — and the comments section of news aggregators like Reddit and Fark are my only time sink on the …

Realistic-looking 3D effects is something that has always eluded those of us who are illiterate in 3D modelling software. Sure, Photoshop comes with 3D editing tools—but if you’re rocking a slow-as-shit iMac like me, you’ll  probably be familiar with the 15 minute wait for each simple action to render.