This week’s stock corner features five exclusive high-resolution photographs of stormy skies for use in your artwork as a texture or for creating composite scenes. (more…)
This week’s stock corner features five high-resolution photographs of medieaval cloisters for use in your artwork as backgrounds. (more…)
This week’s stock corner features five exclusive high-resolution photographs of derelict mine buildings for use in your artwork, ideally suited for your post-apocalyptic works. (more…)
It’s all about the details, don’t let anyone tell you other wise. The more time you spend on the little things, the better your photo manipulations will be. (more…)
Darkclub started life as a DeviantArt group, populated with connoisseurs of the macabre and artists in every media. What started as a little group has grown into a sizeable collective across the web, with an emphasis on quality dark arts. (more…)
It’s a great thing that myths and fairytales can prevail in this digital age. For the final installment of our ’4 Weeks of Terror’ tutorial series, we will be visiting the elusive Slenderman – a more recent spectre in the global gallery of horrors. (more…)
This week’s stock corner features five exclusive high-resolution photographs of patterned pavements for use in your artwork. (more…)

After an epic run with our Horror series, we’re now shifting focus to the wonderful world of Sci Fi. Over the next 4 weeks, we’ll be creating sci fi, cyberpunk and futuristic concepts and creations, using a range of photomanipulation techniques in Photoshop.
Welcome to Part 3 of our 4 Weeks of Terror tutorial series, in which we’ll create torn flesh effects with basic digital painting techniques. My Wacom tablet has been gathering dust in the wardrobe for a couple of years now, so it’s great fun putting it to good use again. 



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