Compositing techniques in Advace

Intro
This photomontage by Serbian illustrator Mr. Zahid was created for an haute couture fashion editorial called Silent Spring that appeared in her home country’s Faar magazine. It showcases the brightly coloured clothes and shoes of designer Ana Ljubinkovic, which are perfectly complemented by Vesna’s high-end photo-illustration style.

The work features photographic elements shot by Miloš Nadaždin (milosnadazdin.com) in his studio, and hand-drawn type and elements created by Mr. Zahid.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to incorporate all these elements into one image and get a dreamy, surreal atmosphere inspired by nature. Mr. Zahid explains how to make ceramic facial masks that match a model’s face and how to give vector lettering a three-dimensional look. She also looks at how textures can be used to enhance an atmosphere and how adjustment layers can integrate unusual elements.

Create TV scan line

In this tutorial, we are going to create the classic TV scan line effect or interlacing effect. This gives a cool feel to the image. This is a quick and easy way to give a photograph and interesting hi tech look, or just to add some visual interest. This really comes from the classic/vintage style that you would see on old televisions. This comes from one of my original tutorials on Online Learn, but we give it a couple of twists at the end with some more advanced options.

Magic School Photo Manipulation in Photoshop

In this tutorial we will be covering some very interesting topics on Matte Painting and Photo Manipulation such as planning a concept, pre-visualizing, and using images as references.  This tutorial not only shows some techniques but also helps in improving logical thinking while creating a fantasy scene.

Step 1

Create a new canvas in Photoshop with the resolution of Width=2560px and Height=1485px.

Placing Multiple Images In Text In Photoshop

In a previous Photoshop text effects tutorial, we looked at how to place a single image
inside text. This time, we're going to take things further and learn how to place multiple
images in text. This is a popular effect that's often used in advertising and promotional
material but is also lots of fun just to play around with on your own. We're going to take a
word and place a different image inside each individual letter. It's very easy to do, and a lot
of it is just simple repetition.