Creating a Candy Cane Rhinoceros in Photoshop

Deke uses the candy cane pattern he created last week in Photoshop to make a festive holiday rhinoceros.

Adobe Illustrator Lantern Tile, Type 1, aka "the Onion"

Deke uses Adobe Illustrator to create three types of repeating lantern tiles, shining light on how to get things done with the Pen tool.

Deke colors his op art project with a rainbow of gradients made by using the existing blends in Illustrator

Deke creates the basic pieces of a 3D ball of interlocking arrows in Adobe Illustrator.

Deke uses his cubular creation to cut holes in itself in Adobe Illustrator.

Deke uses Adobe Illustrator's Blend tool in order to make striped surfaces on his imaginary object.

Deke uses Adobe Illustrator as his candy factory and creates a sweet, precise gobstopper shape.

Deke introduces his summer of seamlessly repeating patterns drawn in Adobe Illustrator.

Deke takes his repeating pattern from previous week's and adds a color gradient.

Deke takes last week's shape and turns it into a repeating star pattern in Adobe Illustrator.

Deke sees something of questionable beauty in a hotel room and turns it into a stellar shape in Adobe Illustrator.

Deke applies the pattern he created in Illustrator to a photographic portrait in Photoshop.