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Here is a question for you: Would you rather have a really artistic and beautifully designed website or an ugly and very plain looking one? Well obviously you would naturally pick the pretty one right? However, here is a second question: Would you rather show up on the first page of major search eng...
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1. Hey there, this is the first Tutorial in the 2003. Happy New Year to all of you.
2. The following method how to create a smoke texture, is only for those who want to create something smoky in just a few steps. It's not very precise.
1. I was asked how to do this effect. This Tutorial will show you the technique how you can create something like this.
2. Create a new document 1024 to 768 pixel.. File-New.
3. Fill the background with black and create a new layer. Take the Radial Gradient Tool and create a sphere.
1. Open a new document 1024 to 768 pixel. Make a new layer, fill this layer with 3399CC and apply a Clouds Effect. (Filter-Render-Clouds).
2. Go to Filter-Distort-Ocean Ripple and apply this effect by using Pipple Size=9 and Ripple Magnitude=9.
1. Another example how you can generate some cool effects. Open a new document 1024*768 pixel. Make a new layer and fill this layer with 0099FF. Go to Filter-Pixelate-Color Halftone and use the default settings.
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1. Today we create some cool rock texture that migth applied in many different ways. <br/>2. Create a new document 1024*768 pixel. Fill the background with black and apply the Noise Filer with this settings. <br/>3. Make a new Layer, call this Layer Emboss.
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This very easy tutorial will tell you how you can add snow to your photo. I'm using a beautiful winter photo by Magda Skale.
Step 1: Open your file (file>open or ctrl+o)
This photoshop tutorial will show you how you can add eyeshadow, eyeliner and mascara to any model easily with Photoshop CS.
Step 1: Open your photo, go to the layer pallete. Create a new layer by clicking the new layer button on your layer pallete, then choose color as the blending mode.
This tutorial will show you how to use the Lens Flare filter to create sinister B-movie glowing eyes (AKA the Evil Eye) effect in Photoshop.
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