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Editor's Pick in Phhotoshop Tutorials, June 2005
Spend some time with certified Photoshop addict Al Ward, and you'll find, as he did, that "Photoshop Elements" is a necessary addition to your software collection.
1. To begin, have an image open. I've borrowed a piece of stock photography from the Goodies folder in the Photoshop directory.
2. Duplicate the image in a new layer.
3. In the toolbar, click on the Elliptical Marquee Tool. Up in the Options Bar, enter a feather radius of 5 px...
This week I'm going to show you a snappy little way to create circuit patterns. So without further ado, here we go.
1. Create a new image. Make the dimensions square, just in case you like the pattern and want to make it seamless.
2. Fill the image with Black...
This week I want to cover a nifty little trick for bringing out depth in glass and plastic. I'm sure you've seen the inner shadow effect applied throughout the web. It is the primary tool for making text or an image appear 'behind' the foreground...
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Let's start with creating a new document ( 400 x 400 / dpi 72 ). Now press "D" on your Keyboard to get the standart colors black and white. Now choose the Clouds-Rendering Filter...
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One of the most useful things of Photoshop (and I consider this very important) is the option called "Layer mask". If you want to work professionally or want to do photomanipulation, you really should know how to work using this option for great image's blending...
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1, In order to add a little flair to the glow, you should prepare the background if possible. To do this, I used filter|render|lighting effects with a single omni light in the middle. This will darken the edges.
2, Render your text or your graphic in a new layer above the background...
Start with a new document , 500 pixels width and 375 pixels height and white background. <br/> I used my nickname to illustrate. Font size 100 and font name Impact...
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Start with a new document , 500 pixel width and 10 pixel height and white background. <br/>Apply Filter > Noise > Add Noise , Amount %30
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This tutorial is really just a random effect that I came up with after fiddling around in photoshop, but the end result looks rather nice. It shows you have to create what seems to look like a crystal looking mountain with grass on the walkway.
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