How to Blur
Pixellated Blur This week let us learn a little technique I like to call the pixellated blur. I don't really call it that, but I had to call it something for the purposes of this tutorial. Really, I don't call it anythin...
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Design a Cool Plastic Text
Plastic Text Tutorial 1: This is a simple tutorial with no artistic interpretation like airbrushing - just follow the tutorial and enjoy. Start off with a medium sized canvas (I'm using 400x400) and create your text. Hold ctrl/cmd and click on the layer containing your text to sel...
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Creating A Blurred Background
Let's just do something really simple this week. I have had the task of taking a number of photos for work these past few weeks as we ramp up the launch of our new web site. I wanted to take
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Plastic Orbe
This is a rather complicated tutorial. i would not recommend it to beginners to photoshop but i have made it as detailed as possible so that it could be understood by anyone! step1: lets start out by making a new document (200x200). fill the background with a dul...
read moreBlending modes overview
Blending Modes Overview So just what are the blending modes? 2 Words: Really Cool. Blending Modes are one of my favorite Photoshop tools and I use them all of the time in graphic design. I would say that I use them much more than the average Photoshop user; they are just so exc...
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Variations in Plastic
To begin with, create a new image with a transparent background. Then create a new layer. My image for this tutorial has the following states: 9 inches wide 5 inches high 150 dpi Transparent Background RGB Select the type mask tool. In the new layer enter your type. Now choose 2 shades ...
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Quick and Simple Plastic Text
1: This tutorial is very quick and simple - an ideal way to make an attractive interface. Start off with a blank canvas of any size - this tutorial uses 800x800 pixels. Create any shape you like as the basis for the button; I'm using a rounded rectange that I......
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3D Ball (Using Lens Flare and Polar Coordinates)
Open a new window with WIDTH 300, HEIGHT 300, and black background. Go to Filter > Render > Lens Flare and choose Brightness: 105% Lens Type: 105mm prime. Adjust the position of your flare with your mouse as shown below. Click OK. By now Lens Flare filter should be applied. Now go to Fil...
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Power Effects
To begin exercise, I've used the Rounded Rectangle Tool to create a simple rectangle with 'the Create New Workpath button depressed (the second selection in the options bar). Under the paths palette I converted my path to a selection and filled it with 50% gray. Then with the Circular Marquee I se...
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