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Step 1 Open up a picture. Here's one of Troy Aikman.
Step 2 Duplicate the layer and perform an angled strokes filter to it. Adjust the settings however you like.
Step 3 Now go to layer>add layer mask>hide all. This will make the image look like it was in the beginning...
Here is a fairly straight-forward method for removing hair roots that takes mere seconds to accomplish.
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Often an image almost perfect for your purposes has an unsuitable background. Here you'll learn an interesting technique applicable to background changes. It can be used to create an aureole, or halo, for any object or person.
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Make a lens flare on a transparent background. This allows you to play with blending modes, positioning, colorizing and more to come up with a very nice (and unique) effect.
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<span>Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, December 2005</span><br/>If your site is still unprepared for Christmas and you're looking for ways to add some snow, you will love this tutorial. It shows how to add falling snow to any picture.
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Photographic edge effects have long been one of the classic Photoshop tricks you can apply to photos to give them that extra something to make them really stand out in a design or layout. This type of effect is so popular that it's almost a genre unto itself, with different companies offering softw...
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Recolor eyes with ease using the Color Replacement Tool in Photoshop CS/CS2.
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Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, November 2005
Read this tutorial to learn a great way to simplify color matching across various photos. Whether they are from the same photo shoot or from a different batch, it's still a great way to synchronize color cast.
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