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Fashion Shot

Fashion Shot

By Ross Aitken Jun 29, 2008

Find out how this amazing image was created with Photoshop. This Photoshop tutorial will teach you many techniques that you can use to enhance your photos.

Modernistic Navigation Module

Modernistic Navigation Module

By James Hewett Jun 09, 2008

Create this beautiful navigation module with Photoshop. This Photoshop layout tutorial will show how simple shapes and gradients can create elegant designs.

Decorating Text

Decorating Text

By Ross Aitken Jun 09, 2008

Creating text and then decorating it is often a daunting task, not knowing what colors to use and how to achieve effective results with the resources you have is often hard to overcome. Keeping your text simple but still having it stand out is an art in itself. Here we learn lots of techniques on decorating text like using textures, brushes and patterns. Pick and mix which techniques you use or just try all of them and end up with an image like this.

Vintage Clouds

Vintage Clouds

By Denny Tang Jun 09, 2008

Learn how to make ordinary blue skies look dramatic with a simple and easy color and contrast adjustment.

Photorealistic Puddles

Photorealistic Puddles

By Denny Tang May 28, 2008

Learn how to make photos more dramatic with calm puddles. In this Photoshop tutorial, you will learn how to work with layers, transform tools, and layer masks to create photorealistic puddles.

Masked Overlay Diffusion

Masked Overlay Diffusion

By Denny Tang May 28, 2008

Overlay diffusion is one of the most popular photo effects used. It makes photos look dreamy and vivid but it can also hide details in the shadows and highlights.  In this Photoshop tutorial, you will learn how to apply overlay diffusion without losing details.

Old Printouts

Old Printouts

By Denny Tang May 18, 2008

Make your photos look like old printouts with washed out colors and stained paper. This photo effect is a great way to add a unique twist to your photos. Click to find out how to apply this photo effect with Photoshop.

Blending Two Images Seamlessly with Photoshop

Blending Two Images Seamlessly with Photoshop

By Chad Neuman May 02, 2008

Let’s say you need add an image to another one, but it needs to look seamless. The image we’ll be adding to the other needs to have the same angle and texture of the other one. We can use the lens distortion tool and a layer blending mode for this example, and it’s also a fun way to learn the lens distortion tool and layer blending modes.

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