First I changed the perspective of the original to make the vanishing point more dramatic. I then deleted the current sky, as I'd need to replace it later. I added more canvas at the top to clone to, then used the 'Vanishing Point' filter in (for the first time! That filter rocks!) to set the perspective plane and clone the storeys. Rendered some clouds over a subtle gradient, and added the light rays to accentuate how the building 'pierced' the sky. Finally the cloned storeys took a heck of a lot of 'fixing', laboriously using the stamp tool to make them look more realistic. I enjoyed making this one!

Just playing around, besides the moon, no more pictures were add.

Bringing a classic design into the 35th Century...

Two days after the great flood, Jack the volunteer fireman set off to inspect buildings for unresolved fires. Little did he know that day he would be facing a great challenge!

My first go at graffiti

Godzilla Jr. - Lost in New York. Everybody's pickin' on him. :) Enjoy!

Been wanting to try a day to night image, so I took this as my opportunity. The sky can be found HERE, I used the very top and the bottom of this BILLBOARD.

Used the logo from here (obviously) and created the middle of billboard from scratch and added lighting to it.

I don't usually say this, but viewing full will probably be best. Then you can see that stoplight at the bottom is red. ;)

Wouldn't you think wood looks better than concrete? This took a long time but was worth it! I think the final result looks awesome!

I like to mess around with fire. Let me know what you think and leave me a comment. Thanks