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You are going to learn how to make how to make grunge brushes. 1. Start with opening a random image, any image will do 2. IMAGE > ADJUSTMENTS > TRESHOLD Move the slider so you get a similar effect, you'll see the Grunge Brushes appear 3. Now we...
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I learned this really simple technique from my cousin, so many ThX (as always) to him. Open Photoshop, cause now it's your turn to learn it.. 1. Create a new document and typ your text, make sure it's big and thick, there's no place here for thin fonts... Here...
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1. Create a new document (CTRL+N), type your text, I used the font DonteFont and give it a black color, make it big enough, I used 150, leave the background white for a better result 2. The only thing you'll be using is the Blending Options, so go ahead and ...
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1. Create a new document (CTRL+N), for example use 640x480, that way the image will load easier when you are Liquifying Create a new layer (CTRL+Shift+ N) and name it light. Use these settings: 2. Make sure that your foreground color is pure black and you...
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I learned this really simple technique from my cousin, so many ThX (as always) to him, cause it saved me a lot of work. 1. The whole idea of this tutorial is to show how to straighten a crooked image. You probably don't have one, so open a random image and go t...
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1. Open your image, select the Rectangular Marquee Tool and in the Options Bar select Style: Fixed Size, chose Width 1 px, the height is up to you according to your image. You can easily find out what the dimensions are of your document. At the bottom you see a li...
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1. Create a new document (CTRL+N) and create a new layer by clicking CTRL+SHIFT+N. Grab your Rectangular Marquee Tool and draw a whole bunch of thin lines from top to bottom while holding the SHIFT key 2. Select a color of your choice and hit ALT+BACKSPACE ...
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1. Create a new document (CTRL+N), type your text, I used the font Blades and give it a white color, make it big enough, I used 155, leave the background white or first make it black like I did and then change it to white at the end 2. The only thing you'll...
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1. Grab your picture, here I'm using the lovely (almost 18) Olsen Twins.. 2. Go to IMAGE > ADJUSTMENTS > THRESHOLD and move the slider untill you have something that looks like mine. You'll get the hang off it after a few tries.. it's not that hard ...
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