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There are lots of ways to make a photograph look like a painting. Here's another one that simulates painted strokes by blurring dark areas of the image and sharpening lighter areas. It takes just a few steps and works very well with landscapes and other images that include lots of detail...
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Using a gradient and the Render> Difference Clouds filter, we can quickly create a number of different types of backgrounds. You can produce retro tie-dye 60s-looking backgrounds, more psychedelic looks, and even some elegantly-complex patterns...
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Here’s a quick technique to create a colorful confetti background and colorful text.
Start a new Photoshop file. First thing to do is create a layer with bright colors in a random pattern. Create a new layer and name it “Color”...
By combining pinpoint control over transparency with an easy way to fix mistakes, Photoshop’s layer masks are the perfect tool for blending two or more photographs together. In this example, we’ll use layer masks to help create old wood siding...
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As you will probably know, the Futuristic effect can be various. If you think globally, then you can say that generally the Futuristic effect can have an endless multitude of renditions and anything we do will be seen as correct...
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In this tutorial you will learn how to make a very simple whirlpool effect.
Start by creating a new document on any size with a white background. Set your foreground color to #385A77 which will give you a nice sea blue...
Lets make a little something cool! With this tutorial I'll show you how to make a cool swirled effect. This tutorial is really easy, in fact I don't think anyone will struggle at all. Anyway here we go!...
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1. Create a new 165x165 pixel document with a resolution of 100 and name it Mini-Techno. Now press D then X and fill the document (with White). Now apply a noise filter with settings [Amount: 300%, Distribution: Gaussion, Monochromatic: Checked]...
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Create a new 165x165 pixel document with a background contents of 'transparent', and name it Glow Waves. Now press D and then X. Now white should appear as the foreground color, however we want the foreground color to be gray...
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Ok, we’re going to start out in Illustrator. It helps to have a wacom, but don’t worry if you don’t have one. Open the “Brushes” pallette, (WINDOW > BRUSHES) and create a new brush by clicking the new brush button. Use the numbers pictured here and click OK...
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