Hope you enjoy those works as much as I did and find them inspirational! Meanwhile, if you have some cool designs and would like to share them here, you can simply join the PSD Vault Flickr group.

If you like those works, then show those awesome designers some support! Click on the image to visit the author’s flickr page and drop them a comment :)

Here goes the list, enjoy!

That’s it for this post! Hope you enjoy it and find it inspirational!

Until next time, have a  nice day!

In this post, I will show you 20 awesome photo manipulative wallpapar from desktopography.net, hopefully you will enjoy them as much as I did and find them inspirational.

And by the way, here is an introduction of desktopography.net:

Designers and developers spend about 90% of their waking life in front of a computer so the most appealing genre for a wallpaper would be one that has beautiful design mixed with the all important aspect of being outdoors.

What we see everyday can affect our mood and state of mind, enhance your desktop with a wallpaper creation from desktopography and feel the essence of nature and the outdoor existence on your computer. Bring tranquility to your desktop, feel the wilderness and give your background a breath of fresh air..

Source: desktopography.net

Here goes the list, enjoy!

That’s it for this post! Hope you enjoy it and find it inspirational!

In the first volume of this series, I put together a collection of 25 spectacular ocean Photographs. Hope you enjoy them and find them inspirational :)

Here goes the list, enjoy!

That’s it for this post! Hope you enjoy those photos as much as I did and find them inspirational!

Hope you enjoy those works as much as I did and find them inspirational! Meanwhile, if you have some cool designs and would like to share them here, you can simply join the PSD Vault Flickr group.

If you like those works, then show those awesome designers some support! Click on the image to visit the author’s flickr page and drop them a comment :)

Here goes the list, enjoy!

That’s it for the 18th volume of Creativity Fine-Tuning: Best of PSD Vault Flickr Group! Hope you enjoy those works as much as I did and find them inspirational. I would love to hear your thoughts of those works, just drop a comment below :)

Till next time,  have a nice day!

I personally think you will lots of creativity in those works and hopefully they can give you tons of inspiration for your next design.

Please remember, if you like those works, click on them and drop a comment or two to support those great artist, they deserve it :)

Here goes the list, enjoy!

That’s it for this post! Hope you enjoy those artworks and find them inspirational!

Cheers and have a great day :)

Photoshop, on the other hand, give us the freedom to put our imagination into some sort of “reality”. By using Photoshop, we’re able to transform our thoughts about how space would look into digital artworks. And also we can combine different types of space element into our design and create surreal, fantasy effect with them.

In this post, I put in 100+ Brilliant Space Photoshop Brushes to Beautify Your Design + 6 Amazing Space Artworks to Inspire You as a designer. Hopefully you will find them useful and give you some inspiration towards your design.

Here goes the list, enjoy!

Photoshop Brushes

Deep Space by ~Scully7491

Starfield Brush Set by ~gvalkyrie

S.P.A.C.E. Photoshop Brushes by ~JaneDoeStock

Star Brushes by =DemosthenesVoice

planetrenderspack-2 by ~ocd1c-stock

Rabies Star Brushset by ~Rabieshund

Lost In Space Brushes – PS7+ by ~KeepWaiting

Starfield brush set by ~Sakura222-stock

Star Brushes 3 by *LadyVictoire

Moon Brushes by hawksmont Universe

Spacy 2 by ~Scully7491

Awesome Space Digital Artworks to Inspire You

That’s for this post! Hope you enjoy it and found it useful and inspirational!

Until next time, have a great day!

Hope you enjoy those works as much as I did and find them inspirational! Meanwhile, if you have some cool designs and would like to share them here, you can simply join the PSD Vault Flickr group.

If you like those works, then show those awesome designers some support! Click on the image to visit the author’s flickr page and drop them a comment :)

Here goes the list, enjoy!

Oh by the way, just to like to let you know there are now over 10,000 amazing artworks in PSD Vault Flickr Group :) and For those who sumbitted their work or accepted my invitation, THANK YOU SO MUCH!

That’s it for the 17th volume of Creativity Fine-Tuning: Best of PSD Vault Flickr Group! Hope you enjoy those works as much as I did and find them inspirational. I would love to hear your thoughts of those works, just drop a comment below :)

Till next time,  have a nice day!

Thanks to the wonderful invention of scanner, we will be able to see those works on computer, instead of paper or canvas.

In this post, I will showcase 25 Beautiful, Absolutely Magical Traditional Art Fantasy Drawings as a source of your inspiration. Some of them are done in watercolor and some of them are pencil drawing. Nonetheless they look amazing! Hope you enjoy them!

If you like those works, please visit the source page and give those artists some applause! Simply click on images to access their source.

Here goes the list, enjoy!

That’s it for this post! Hope you enjoy those works as much as I did!

Till next time, have a great day!

I would also like to take the opportunity to wish everyone a very Happy New Year, and thank you for all your support in 2009. I will continue working on PSD Vault and bring out more tutorials and features for everyone. After all, we all love Photoshop :)

Here goes the list, enjoy! (You can click on the image to view larger version on Flickr or DeviantArt)

That’s it for this post! I hope you enjoy these artworks and have a wonderful new year!

Hope you enjoy those works as much as I did and find them inspirational! Meanwhile, if you have some cool designs and would like to share them here, you can simply join the PSD Vault Flickr group.

If you like those works, then show those awesome designers some support! Click on the image to visit the author’s flickr page and drop them a comment :)

Here goes the list, enjoy!

That’s it for the 16th volume of Creativity Fine-Tuning: Best of PSD Vault Flickr Group! Hope you enjoy those works as much as I did and find them inspirational. I would love to hear your thoughts of those works, just drop a comment below :)

Till next time,  have a nice day!

Blogs have become a great resource for designers for a long time and there are tons of useful tips and tricks you can absorb and use for your own works. Among the vast sea of design-related blogs, there are serveral primary ones which attract majority of attention from the design community every day.

The webmasters of those design blogs are designers, but they’re also entrepreneurs – they have turned their blogs into huge communities, loved by millions of people around the globe.

In this post, I collected Interviews of 15 Absolute Top Designer Bloggers on this Planet and put into one place. Hopefully they will inspire you and learn from the experiences they shared in those interviews.

Here goes the list, enjoy! (Please note that by click on the image will take you to actual interview)

Interview with Walter Apai of Webdesigner Depot

I’m sure most of you are familiar with the popular design blog Webdesigner Depot. In much less than a year WDD has become one of the leading blogs in the niche. I recently had a chance to interview the man behind WDD, Walter Apai.

Source: designm.ag

Interview with David Leggett: Founder of Tutorial9.net

David Leggett is a designer, blogger, and founder of Tutorial9; a leading website that provides Photoshop, Web Design, and Photography tutorials. David shares his experience in developing and growing Tutorial9, and provides advice for bloggers who are just getting started.

Source: brandfreeze.com

Interview With Steven Snell From Vandelay Design & DesignM.ag

I first connected with Steven back when I used to run Freelance Folder almost 2 years ago (Steven wrote some great articles there) and we’ve been in contact ever since. Here’s the interview I did with Steven recently, I hope you like it! Make sure you stop by in the comment section and feel free to ask Steven questions! :)

Source: spyrestudios.com

Interview with Fabio Sasso

You may be familiar with Fabio’s blog, Abduzeedo and his company site, Zee in Brazil with business partner, Fabiano Meneghetti. His design focus is on Graphic and Web design (he is very talented and I admire his work!), he also does regular tutorials for PSDTuts.

Source: fuelyourcreativity.com

Interview With Adelle Charles From Fuel Your Creativity – Design, Blogging And Business

Hey everyone! Today we have an interview with Adelle Charles of Fuel Your Creativity! Adelle is awesome, I’ve known her for some time now and have been an avid reader of her blog since the day I found it. I hope you enjoy the interview! :)

Interview with Nick La

Continuing with our designer interview series, I took the opportunity and am very excited to present today’s interview with Nick La. Nick is a well known freelance illustrator and web designer based in Toronto. He is the founder of N.Design Studio, and popular blog Web Designer Wall, Design Jobs on the Wall, and Best Web Gallery. He also recently launched his new site Icondock exclusively dedicated to icons.

Source: vector.tutsplus.com

Interview With Jacob Cass From Just Creative Design

If you are a web designer who also happens to read blogs, then you must have heard of Jacob Cass. Unless of course you have been living under a rock for the last few years. Jacob is a graphic designer who also has a blog with tens of thousands of readers. He also owns another 2 exciting websites! You can find Jacob Cass at his main website Just Creative Design, and also at his other 2 websites, Logo of the Day and Logo Designer Blog.

Source: webdesigndev.com

Interview with Chris Spooner

We’ve got a great interview for you today! We chatted with Chris Spooner of SpoonGraphics and Line25 about the last 12 months and his future ambitions.

Source: psdfan.com

An Interview with Freelance Designer Danny Outlaw

Danny Outlaw is a fulltime freelancer, and the guy behind the popular Outlaw Design Blog. Danny is well known in the community and shares his experiences of freelancing from abroad, managing clients and outsourcing work in video and blog posts. I caught up with Danny to ask a few questions of my own…

Source: line25.com

Interview With Jacob Gube, The Man Behind Six Revisions

I have had the pleasure of connecting with Jacob, the man behind the very popular design blog Six Revisions, on multiple occasions through various social sites and I recently interviewed him for SpyreStudios. I hope you’ll enjoy this interview with Jacob! Make sure you stop by in the comment section and feel free to ask Jacob questions! :)

Source: spyrestudios.com

Interview with PSDFan’s Designer and Blogger Tom Ross

Tom Ross of PSDFan is a web designer of 8 years and currently posts up tutorials, interviews, and even some free graphics here and there onto the blog. PSDFan has grown rapidly, and I feel honored to have an interview with Tom as we learn a bit more about what makes PSDFan such a success.

Source: insidethewebb.com

An Interview with Graphic Designer, Brian Hoff – The Design Cubicle

Brian Hoff is a one of those folks in the design community that make logo design look effortless. His logos are sleek and elegant. A fantastic acid test for a logo is how well it displays in black and white. Given that Brian’s logo gallery is entirely in black and white, yet looks stunning, I’d say he gets an ‘A’ on that test. Oh yeah, he is also a very good web designer and blogger. Brian was kind enough to answer some questions here on MyInkBlog, check out the insight he shares in the answers that follow.

Source: myinkblog.com

Interview with Johnson Koh from 10 Steps

Johnson Koh is a graphic and web designer from Singapore. 10Steps.SG was created with the purpose to share his experiments with Adobe Photoshop and interesting news he come across in the design world.

Source: digitalartempire.com

Graphic Designer and Blogger Andrew Houle of MyInkBlog

Graphic and web designers, lend me your ears! We have another great graphic design blog to add to our list today, MyInkBlog. Featuring all sorts of free goodies to download, amazing tutorials, inspiring articles, and a whole lot more! MyInkBlog is one of the premiere graphic and web design blogs on the web, with over 3,000 Twitter followers and almost 4,000 RSS followers.

Source: insidethewebb.com

An interview with Nick Pagano of Think Design Blog

To continue meetings with hard-workers and helpful persons in Web Design, I’m pleased to share this quick interview with Nick Pagano. Nick is the founder of Think Design Blog, a graphic design site where you can find freebies, resources, inspiration and much more.

Source: pvmgarage.com

That’s it for this post! Hope you find this collection useful and inspirational! Remember if you enjoy those interviews and haven’t yet checked out their blogs, please pay them a visit! You won’t be disappointed :)

Till next time, have a great day!

You may sit in front of your computer and try your best to regain your power, but you find no matter what you do, you just can’t see that light at the end of the tunnel. And if your project/assignment deadline is something like, umm, tomorrow… well, that’s it mate. End of story.

This brings us back to this question: How to Deal With Creativity Dry Up? What Would You Do if Lacking of Inspiration? What’s YOUR best way of regaining creativity?

So people, participate this discussion and send me your way(s) of dealing with lacking of Inspiration and regaining creativity via contact me or,  alternatively, send me a message via my twitter. (Please remember to put your name, your website (if any) so I can link back to you!)

I will also start collecting answers from interviews and post them here in this post.

There will be a permanent button link on the sidebar for assess to this post.

Although everyone is different, I do hope this post can give you an  idea or two when your creativity runs dry.

The answers start here …

Answers 1

I keep a bookmark folder of examples for web design, typography, print media, etc. all organized so I can quickly go back to them.

From ajdigitalfocus via twitter – http://www.linkedin.com/in/ajdigitalfocus

Answers 2

I would go in a cafe or a library to read some books and the topic isn’t important. I would go outside for a walk in the park.

From Michael Jedrzejczyk via twitter - http://www.emdesigns.de/