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Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, August 2007
This cool Photoshop tutorial will help you in Drawing a Blueberry. The author has laid out all the basic steps in the process. Each step has an illustration example in a screenshot, so you cannot fail if you follow the directions ...
1. Open your image in Photoshop. Double click on the background layer. Rename it Dots 1.
2. Make new layer, press D (change foreground and background colors to default) and go to Layer > New > Background From Layer.
I have already written a tutorial on how to make a mosaic effect. But somebody has just asked me if I knew how to make the same effect but with different size dots. Apparently I did. So here is the tutorial, for all of you dot-effect junkies…
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Creating this tutorial was harder than I thought it would be.. If you are confused just take a look at the pictures and I think you can come out.
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First, lets start off by creating a new canvas size 450X100 with the background being #FFFFFF. create a new layer. select your rectangular marquee tool and starting from the top of our canvas, make a selection going all the was across and about 94px high. Click on Layer > New Fill Layer > Solid Colo...
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1. Create a new file, any size is fine I did 400x400. Fill the background white.
2. Filter -> Render -> Difference Clouds
3. Control+F, repeat this four times.
1. Create new file with white background. Type the text.
2. Fill it with the color resembles to stone. Try the last row of color swatches.
3. Layer > Layer Style > Bevel & Emboss
( depth 700 size 5 Chisel Hard)
1. Create a new file. Create a new layer. Draw the Elliptical button and fill it with the color shown in the figure.
2. Filter > Noise > Add Noise
(Amount: 7, Uniform, Monochromatic)
1. Create a new file. Create a new layer. Draw the Elliptical button and fill it with the color shown in the figure.
2. We will get effect with just Layer Style dialogue box. Observe the following figures carefully and make the settings accordingly.
1. Create new file. Keep following colors for foreground and background. <br/>2. Filter > Render > Clouds <br/>3. Filter > Noise > Add Noise <br/> (Amount: 7, Uniform, Monochromatic)
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