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Here's a few simple steps to achieve a background knockout on an image in which the background is a solid color. Photoshop offers plenty of ways to achieve this same affect through various Toolbar tools and Layer Masking techniques. Each technique is most advantageous depending on the complexity ...
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Using Photoshop CS, here is a simple tutorial on how to create a note paper effect. Start a new document of your preset choice. (I used 500x500). Create a new Layer. Select the 'Rectangle Tool (U)' from the toolbar...
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Here is some interesting things regarding the JPEG 2000 file format feature becoming widely available to most graphics programs. In particular for Photoshop users its an optional JPEG 2000 plug-in that must be installed in Adobe Photoshop CS/Plug-Ins/Adobe Photoshop Only/File Formats folder...
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Here's a handy trick to grunge artist enthusiast. This procedure will show you how to scratch the edge off text, while maintaining it's edit ability. Start off with a basic image size and add the text that I have captured below...
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Here's a simple technique using brush strokes for making some trendy background (Texture)effects. Start with a new document.(Choose a large preset for a better effect.) Dark backgrounds work best, so I used Black. Hit the 'X' key on the keyboard to set the foreground color to White...
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1. Here's simple 'Texture/Pattern' affect to make your photos look like a puzzle.
2. Here's the original photo of graffiti art on a wall I found in my neighborhood. Note make sure to backup the original(Duplicate).
3. Start by going to the 'Filter/Texture/Texturizer...' option...
Here's a simple trick to create a colored pencil sketch effect.
1. First, open the image you want to 'pencil sketch'.
2. If your using Photoshop 7, use a 'Layer Set' for organization. Next duplicate, the original photo/image layer( I called mine 'original')...
1. Here is a few simple things to watch out for when using 'Slices' for your web designs/layouts.
2. Organization and Naming Conventions. The above is an example of a single page layout.
Iv’e got all my layers organized into Folders...
1. Grabbed any image off the net as an example. In this case I just want to simply give focus to the dentist and blur the background.
2. Start with the Lasso Tool and draw a continuous line around the Dentist figure.
3. Then go to Select, menu option and choose Inverse...
Here's a few simple steps to create a realistic fire/inferno effect. First, start a new document, I used 640x480 preset. Then choose an orange color variant for your foreground (I used #DF853B) and Black (#000000) as the Background color. Create a new empty Layer...
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