Self-initiated abstract art

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Out-of-this-world work doesn't require a brief, says JUN, just careful choice of source material, a few hours and a little imagination.

Self-initiated work often means a lack of budget, but that doesn't mean it can't look good. It's all left up to your imagination and creativity.

In this tutorial I'll show you how - with a little time on your side - you can overcome the common myth of low budget work, creating an impressive piece of abstract work using Photoshop.

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