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Create a Chilling Abstract Using Photos and Textures
Want to create something creepy in Photoshop? Then try out this tutorial by Jenny Le. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create an abstract scene that features a creepy flaming tree-woman. You will learn…
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A Wizard and His Pupil – Create a Fairy Tale Manipulation in 75 Steps
Create a floating island in a twilight atmosphere with plenty of magical details. Read this tutorial and learn how to combine all those elements to create this fairy tale composite.
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Create a Fantasy Moonlight Emotional Manipulation In Photoshop
In this tutorial I will show how to create a emotional Photo Manipulation in Photoshop. Learn how to create a Moon Night scene. We will work on lighting, shadows and highlight, Dodge & Burn and…
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Create an Emotional Sunset Scene Above the Clouds in Photoshop
As long as anyone believes that his ideal and purpose is outside him, that it is above the clouds, in the past or in the future, he will go outside himself and seek fulfilment where…
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Create an Emotional Abstract Photo Manipulation of a Rose
Learn how to make this abstract and very emotional composite in Adobe Photoshop. You will learn some technical things – as using adjustments for making masks, loading brushes etc. You’ll also learn some photo manipulation…
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How to Create a Fantasy Scene with Elephant and Flying Stars with Adobe Photoshop
In this tutorial I’ll show you how to create a fantasy piece with elephant and stars. First, we’ll build the base scene using the images of sky and mountains. Later, we’ll add the cliff, rock and…
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Download free Lightroom presets and LUTs to add style to your work. The LUTs can be used in Photoshop by adding a “3D Lookup” adjustment layer, while the Lightroom presets can be used via the…
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Make your artwork look like they’re from an alternate universe. These Cyberpunk presets work with Photoshop (via the Camera Raw filter) and Lightroom. Download all 788 presets for 90% off.
