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1. I assume you are a intermediate photoshop user, so I'll just skip the first few steps, please just see the screen shots.
2. load the selection of the ring, create a new channel in channels panel, ALpha1, fill with white, ...
1. open an image.
2. duplicate the background layer.
3. apply filter --> blur--> motion blur, adjust amount so you have something similar to this:...
1) Make a 400x400 document. Now press "D" on your keyboard to reset the foreground and background colors to black and white. Make sure your background is BLACK.
2) Apply Filter>Render>Lens Flare. You can to place it right in the middle of your canvas...
1. create a 300x300 file, enter a letter on it.
2. set foreground color to #A7A7A7, bg color #F1F1F1. CTRL+click on the text layer to load the selection of the text, create a new layer, use gradient tool to do something like this:...
1. create 8x8 file, draw a 5x5 black square right in the middle of the image, background should be transparent. Ctrl+A select the whole thing, edit---> define pattern.
2. create a new file, any size, white background, draw any shape (or text) fill with black color...
1. Open any images.
2. use Lasso Tool to create a shpe (for the hole), double click on Quick Mask tool, Color Indicates:Masked Areas;Opacity:50%
3. Apply Filter---> Pixelate--->Crystallize, Cell size lets say 7 (as long as it looks pleasing)...
1. open an image of a leaf.
2. create a ellipical selection.
3. CTRL+J to copy selection via layer. Apply filter--> distort --> spherize, repeat once again...
1. Create a 120x80 file, RGB mode, background: Transparent, create a new layer, fill with white, create another new layer, drag a 40x40 circle selection, fill with #003366, seperate the circle from the middle.
2. Drag a rectangle selection in the middle and fill it with #003366...
1. Create a new 500x500 file, white background, RGD mode.
2. Create new layer, draw outline w/ pen tool.
3. Create new layer, set foreground color to black, background color to white...
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