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The history palette is just like a fantastic expansion of the edit menu: it lets you handle different states of your documents so you can always go back, it lets you save some RAM, and is especially usefull when you submit different versions of a project.
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Photoshop provides its users with a powerfull brush palette.These brushes options are numerous and just great:we'll just create a custom brush that we'll be able to save and use later.
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One of the main things that every PhotoChopper needs to know is how to free-up, or separate, different parts of an image. With programs like Photoshop there are a number of ways to do this. But this particular tutorial will deal with one of my favorite way to get this sometimes challenging job done....
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The layers blending modes are the quintessence and the most powerfull aspect of Photoshop. They interact with eachother differently according to the colors and modes you use; but before get try some funny stuff, we should understand the basics:
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As you may have noticed, the bevel option is very very cool, as it lets you make a pasted object more realistic, though it is more obvious when it is set with a background, so the depth cue is more obvious.
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The most important thing to master in Photoshop is how to perform perfect cut/paste operations.You may want to try effects, or illustration, a great pic is always simple, and CLEAN. No blurry edges.
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Well, i knew the day would come when my photoshop skills would advance so much that somebody would accuse me of cheating! The picture in question is this:
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It used to be a lot of work to make realistic-looking wood in Phototoshop, then Photoshop CS came along with its extra fancy filters, especially the one we're going to use today, the Fibers filter. Now it's as easy as one, two, three. Just follow this simple tutorial.
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Our gal walking the dog has just come from the beach. Well, actually she never was in that field above, but she did have a walk on the beach.... stand bye for more!
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Here I want to explain some of the terms you have to understand when you come to creating textures for 2D or 3D rendering:
The aspect of a "texture" is obtained my mixing different channels and/or maps, and we have to give a definition for every of them:
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