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A Basic Technique for Achieving Photorealism Using PowerPoint

Dec 04, 2007 at 01:46 am by Store Staff

Using merely two elements of PowerPoint's drawing toolset, it is possible to create complex, even photorealistic, 2D renderings. This tutorial reverse-engineers a drawing done in PowerPoint to illustrate the use of the software's freeform drawing and oval tools to create the hawk and cloud formation in 'hawk ascending.'
Skill Level: Beginner
System/Software Requirements: Microsoft PowerPoint (any edition)
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