Do you want to learn to master the resources of cubist aesthetics? Contrary to what it may seem, I will tell you that working on compositions and photomontages of this type is very easy. They do not stand out for their difficulty but rather for their level of thoroughness. This type of work is usually very laborious, although it depends on the degree of complexity that we want to work on. At the moment I propose ten examples for you to start warming up your engines. These exercises will help you a lot to fine-tune your technique with selection, transformation, and warping tools. If we have a lot of patience and are able to persist, we can achieve real wonders. The vast majority of these exercises are intended to be done in Adobe Photoshop, although I have also added some or other to work from Adobe Illustrator.
In previous compilations you have told me that the links did not work and that error messages appeared. If this happens, you will only have to copy the links that I put under each photo in the address bar of your denier. However, it may be that over time some pages delete their contents, but at the time of writing this article all the tutorials were available.
Drifting Clock (Tutorial for Adobe Photoshop) asktutorial.com/create-cubist-effect-with-photoshop-cs6/
Still life in the most classic style of cubism (Tutorial for Adobe Photoshop) www.photoshopsupport.com/tutorials/or/cubism.html
Mysterious and fantastic triangular composition (Tutorial for Adobe Photoshop) www.photoshoplady.com/tutorial/design-a-great-geometric-lighting-effect/4147
Exercise for Adobe Illustrator of vectorization and gemoterization of a portrait http://blog.advancedphotoshop.co.uk/general/create-polygon-graphics/
Bright composition with hexagonal objects abduzeedo.com/hexagon-bokeh-effect-photoshop (Exercise to work in Adobe Photoshop)