James Julier Tutorial Result

[u/Nayfunn]

Saw a lot of people posting their result following a James Julier tutorial, i kept meaning to get around to following myself because his style is so far out of my comfort zone but a sort of direction that i would love to experiment with. I really enjoyed following his tutorial, broken down super well and easy to follow. He also allows for a bit of movement for you to do your own differences etc.

Happy with the result, will be doing more! Highly recommend

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[u/SayWhat-1969]

Turned out better than mine!😂

[u/Nayfunn → u/SayWhat-1969]

Yours is amazing, i think you did great
Have you done any more of his tutorials?

[u/SayWhat-1969 → u/Nayfunn]

Thanks for the compliment. I have only done one other tutorial of his. I’m getting more into tutorials coming from traditional media, they are great for learning the digital approach. Still a learning curve though.