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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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Here's a simple trick to create Outlined/Border Text.
1. First, select the 'Type Tool (T)' on the Tool Bar, and click and type the necessary text onto the canvas.
2. Next in the Layers Palette, right click on the new Text Type Layer, and from the menu list, choose 'Blending Options'...
Here's a neat way to add a logo of sorts to a T-shirt that already has creases or wrinkles. Below is the starting graphic that will be the base layer of this tutorial. Next is an added simple logo graphic that will be the target of the 'Liquify Tool' effect...
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1. Load an image in Photoshop. I will Eliminate the lady on your left using the 'Patch Tool'.
2. Select the Patch Tool from the toolbar, and begin drawing around the area you wish to eliminate. In this case i started off small, since i only have a small area to the far left of it to mimic...
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