Drawing Realistic Clothing and People with Lee Hammond

Hammond Font

Hammond is an elegant display font with modern and stylish feels. It will be perfectly used for Branding, Logo Design, Lettering, Logotype, Clothing, Poster, magazine, packaging, posters, shopping bags, t-shirts, book covers, photography, special events and other design project.

Hammond Desktop and Mobile Lightroom Preset

• 15 Premium Presets by Lee Yik Keat is a professionally crafted Lightroom preset pack designed to help photographers, creators, and visual storytellers instantly enhance their photos with beautiful, consistent and stylized looks. This premium collection includes a total of 15 presets — 14 color-toned filters and 1 black & white option — giving you a versatile range of creative editing tools that work across a variety of scenes and lighting conditions.

Lee Jones Sample Pack: Koopa Square (Crave)
MPC Expansion | 2 MB

Sample pack created with Behringer Crave.

Lee Jones Sample Pack: Bumble Wasp 2
MPC Expansion | 2 MB

Sample pack created with Behringer Crave.

Lee Jones Sample Pack: Bumble Wasp 1
MPC Expansion | 1 MB

Sample pack created with Behringer Crave.

Lee Jeffries - Homeless Portraits

164 HQ Images | up to 6144x4096 px | 329 MB

• When you walk the streets of your city, do you notice homeless people? How often do you take a moment of your time and give them some change your pockets hold? And even when you do that, do you look them in the eyes, do you wonder who they are, how did they end up living in the streets? What is their story? Lee Jeffries, a self-taught British photographer, has taken upon himself to tell the rest of us who the homeless really are. Through a life-changing event that included taking a photograph of a young girl huddled in her sleeping bag, she noticing him, and he apologizing to her, talking and getting to know her, we now have an opportunity to finally break the misconceptions we’ve had about the people living in the streets and see them for who they truly are – the human beings, and not some boogeyman we’ve grown to be afraid of.