Archive for 'Basics'
Texture With Layer Modes
Posted on 02. Aug, 2009 by Olson.
In this tutorial we are going to learn how to texture with layer modes by using clipping masks to constrain the visibility of one layer to that of the layer beneath. In a clipping mask, the bottom most layer acts as a mask for the layers above it.
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How To Create A Advertisement Banner In Photoshop
Posted on 29. Jun, 2009 by Olson.
Hello and welcome to another free Adobe Phtotshop tutorial, In this tut we are going to demonstrate how easy you can design in just a couple of steps a Advertisement Banner using some basic Photoshop tools, As usual,loads of great tips and techniques so let’s get started!
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Understanding and Using SMART FILTERS in Photoshop for dynamic adjustments.
Posted on 24. May, 2009 by Olson.
To start using Smart Filters you need first to create a Smart Object Layer. Actually, any filter applied to a smart object layer becomes a Smart Filter. This type of method is completely nondestructive and offers more image-editing flexibility than ever before.
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Using a QUICK MASK to make a detailed selection
Posted on 13. May, 2009 by Olson.
In Photoshop you can make selections in many different ways but if you are looking to capture those small details and be very precise than this easy to follow tutorial will get you up to date and you will be making crazy detail selections in minutes.
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ADD A SOFT FOCUS EFFECT to make a portrait glow
Posted on 12. May, 2009 by Olson.
In this easy to follow tutorial we are going to add a soft-focus effect to a portrait that not only minimizes skin imperfections but also adds a romantic glow to the subject’s skin and still keeps the subject’s main features in focus. This technique is a must now for everyone who want to work in the photo retouching department.
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CHANGE EYE COLOR IN PHOTOSHOP
Posted on 08. May, 2009 by Olson.
In this easy to follow tutorial we are going to use a old school technique to replace the eye color.This time we wont be using the Color Replacement tool but the good old standard Brush tool. Colorizing the eyes naturally depends on specific brush options you set in the Options bar.
