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Showing posts with label photoshop tutorials. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photoshop tutorials. Show all posts
Sunday, 12 July 2015
Tuesday, 9 December 2014
“Imperfection” Abstract Photo Manipulation in photoshop
In this Photoshop tutorial I’ll show you how to create an emotional, abstract photo manipulation. You’ll learn how to combine abstract elements, work with groups, create depth of field and more.
Final Image
Monday, 8 December 2014
Using light and shadow text photoshop
In this tutorial we are going to take some very basic principles of light and shade to make a rather impressive-looking text effect.
Light Sources
So before we start the tutorial, here is a little diagram about how light might hit an object. Here we have a square object in the middle with light coming from the top left. You can see that where the light hits the object, a shadow is cast on the other side. Note that the shadow is not a Photoshop drop shadow, which makes the object look like it's hovering above the canvas. Here we want the object to look like it's a three dimensional thing stuck on the canvas, extruding if you like. Now tell me what other Photoshop tutorial site gives you diagrams? It's like being back in school!

Friday, 5 December 2014
Make Light and Shadow and a Coffee Cup
In this tutorial, we're going to use some simple circles and gradients to make a cup of coffee viewed from above. The end result isn't that useful, but the process is interesting nonetheless.
Step 1:
We begin with a nice pastelly-blue gradient. Note that with the gradient, I've put the lighter part in the top right. This is important because we are giving the impression that light is coming from the top right and this is will decide what direction other gradients need to go.
On top of that draw a circle and fill it with white.

Friday, 21 November 2014
Photoshop Reflection Effect
In this Photoshop Effects tutorial, we’re going learn how to add reflections, or at least, different
reflections, to sunglasses. This is a popular Photoshop effect and
opens up a world of creative and artistic possibilities depending on who
is wearing the sunglasses and who or what you have them looking at.
Here’s the image I’ll be using for this tutorial:
Here’s the image I’ll be using for this tutorial:
The original image.
Wednesday, 5 March 2014
Photoshop Kaleidoscope Effect Create free

Photography is a skill that I believe most designers should have at least a fundamental understanding of. You never know when you might need to run out and shoot a photo of your own for a project. Personally, I love to shoot photos, and it is nice to have a good catalog of photos in my arsenal, just in case.
Tuesday, 4 March 2014
World War II Era Dogfighter in photoshop

In design, great concepts can often be created by playing with words. In this tutorial, our friends at INK will show you how to create a furry World War II era aircraft, that we are calling a "dogfighter" using a handful of photos and a 3D model. Let's get started!
Wednesday, 29 May 2013
How to AddRainbow Effect to a Photo in Photoshop
In this tutorial we will create a realistic rainbow and add it to our photo. This is an easy Photoshop tutorial, aimed at beginners with detailed explanations at each step.
Final Image
As always, this is the final image that we’ll be creating:
Create Realistic Water Reflection Effect in Photoshop
In this tutorial we will create a realistic water reflection effect. You should be able to replicate this effect on other pictures using the techniques presented here.
This Photoshop tutorial uses some fairly advanced techniques but the detailed explanations at each step should make it easy for beginners to catch on.
Final Image
As always, this is the final image that we’ll be creating:
Thursday, 14 July 2011
making a dreamscape in photoshop
Materials needed -
Woman stock –
Rose petals -
Pigeon -
Swan –
Sky –
Sea -
Step 1
For this tutorial we are using another stock image from mjranum-stock. Open the model image in photoshop and start extracting the woman from the background. I used the Pen Tool (P) and instead of erasing the background I used a layer mask. After masking the background I reduced the size of the image to 1200×616 pixels
Saturday, 25 June 2011
Without Using Any Images Creating a Vortex Texture Effect
Photoshop contains a variety of combinations, for instance, using Difference Clouds for your texture effect. The tutorial below is another example for beginners trying to experiment the vortex texture effect without using any images. Please feel free to apply the difference filter or setting during the process and I am sure that you also can find unlimited possiblilities for texture effects.
Tuesday, 21 June 2011
create a fantastic glowing decorated time piece
Step 1
Create a new .psd file of 2000px width and 3300px height, 72dpi.
Click twice on the Background to make an ordinary layer of it as you’ll need to apply layer style later. Rename this Layer 0 as Background again for your convenience.
Click twice on the Background to make an ordinary layer of it as you’ll need to apply layer style later. Rename this Layer 0 as Background again for your convenience.
Monday, 20 June 2011
3D Splashes Enhance Your Ad Designs
In this tutorial, I’ll show you a creative process that gets you using your crazy brain. The workflow for creating the splashes involves taking photographs of thrown paint. Through photography you can capture amazing 3D images without the need for 3D software. Learn to make a splash in your next design.
Thursday, 16 June 2011
Create a Surreal Out of Bounds Photo Manipulation in Photoshop
In this tutorial we will combine several images of water, animals, and people to create a surreal out of bounds photo manipulation in Photoshop. Let’s get started!
Thursday, 9 June 2011
A Speeding Car Scene With Light Effects In Photoshop
Today we will be creating a composition that blends together various stock images to create a cohesive scene. In addition, we will be using some cool Photoshop tricks to add light effects to the design. Many of these techniques can be applied to your own unique designs – so let’s get started!

This tutorial is in part inspired by Pete Harrison’s awesome composition ‘Super Highway’. Check out his portfolio here.Wednesday, 8 June 2011
Create Animated Earth
There are tons of tutorials describing how to draw our Earth. But all of them are static and they only show the Earth from one side. It is more interesting to see the globe rotating. I’ve decided to fill this gap and write a tutorial devoted to the Earth’s rotation.
Tip: If you want to repeat my steps using the picture resolution that I use, make sure your computer is powerful enough to handle it. Otherwise, you can reduce all the parameters and work with smaller images. I prefer to work with larger resolution, because I want to have more freedom while editing images, and to save the resulting image at a smaller size for better quality.
Tuesday, 7 June 2011
Design a 3D Newspaper Cropped Text Effect
When the older generation were young, and needed to create a school design or anything that involved cropping letters, we often cropped them first from an old newsprint, before proceeding to work with a colored paper. So this is pretty much what I wanted to create here — a newspapers cropped draft!
Monday, 6 June 2011
Design Surreal Composition Fallen Angel’s Dream Fly
Final Image

We were working on a rather big canvas, we started with 1024px × 764px new layer as these were the dimensions of our base image. However you may feel more comfortable working with smaller or bigger images.
We were working on a rather big canvas, we started with 1024px × 764px new layer as these were the dimensions of our base image. However you may feel more comfortable working with smaller or bigger images.
Saturday, 28 May 2011
In Photoshop Create a Spectacular Grass Text Effect

Step 1
This tutorial is made up of three parts—the background, the text itself, and some final extra effects. So first of all we’re going to make a background. To do this we create a new document in Photoshop. I made mine 1920 x 1200 because I want this image to sit on my laptop background.
We start by drawing a Radial Gradient with the Gradient Tool (G) going from a light yellow-green (#adbf41) to a mid-range green (#328a26). I wonder if I’ve ever written a tutorial that doesn’t start with a radial gradient.
Thursday, 26 May 2011
Creating a Mac-Type Background in Photoshop
This tutorial is about making a “mac” style background. You can use these in all sorts of situations, including the obvious –your desktop– as well as part of your designs or for corporate work (Powerpoint presentations, Flash work, etc). Naturally, you wouldn’t want to use this exact set of steps, but following them will give you a good idea of the technique. Good luck!

Step 1:
We begin with a blank canvas and then draw a subtle gradient across it. (I’m using a 1280×1024 canvas here.)
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