In this tutorial we will be learning how to take a few different stock images and put them together with some text to make a movie poster/DVD cover design. If you followed the first part of this tutorial on destroying a plane then you can use that image as well.
Hi! In this tutorial I’m going to show you how to make a nice bullet shot effect. I decided to use a technologic object such as a remote control to show a lot of tiny parts flying off after the impact: the circuitboard, the buttons, a few chips…
For this tutorial I used Photoshop CS3 and I think is pretty necessary. Is also recommended that you still know how to:
- select an area with the pen tool
- how the liquify filter works (we’re not going to use it much but it can be useful for some threatments).
Transform this cloudy country side picture into a stormy and dramatic evening by adding simple lightning effects!
Start off by duplicating the default layer (CTRL+J) as Layer 1.
Reduce brightness of duplicate image by dragging center point of the Curves tool (CTRL+M).
A true meaning to the term “eye candy”. This tutorial will show you how to add colors and patterns to your eyes giving the look as if you were wearing colored contact lenses.
In this tutorial, I’m going to show how to create one smokin’ woman using a couple source pics..
So follow along and I’ll try to share a few secrets into some of the magic, without the smoke and mirrors.
To begin, let’s add a new blank layer above our photo. If we look in our Layers palette, we can see that our photo is sitting on the Background layer, which is currently the only layer we have. Click on the New Layer icon at the bottom of the Layers palette. It’s the icon second from the right, beside the Trash Bin
This tutorial will show you how to create your own glorious siren, reflecting the beauty and vigor of the beast, and bringing it firmly into the present digital age.
