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Photoshop Tutorials
Download the Source Files. Because the .psd files are to big for the Web I had to provide .jpg files for this tutorial. The tutorial is about the making of my surreal work entitled Inside the Puppet's Soul. The idea was to give life and soul to a Puppet and to be able show a sadness feeling on her face using Photoshop and a few photographs. Step 1 Open the Puppet.tif and the Child.tif files from he Source folder on the Cd. Image 01 Step 2 Now use the Lasso tool (L) and draw a rough selection around the eyes, go Select-Feather (Alt+Ctrl+D) and use a 3 pixel Feather radius. Image 02 Edit-Copy(Ctrl+C) and Edit-Paste(Ctrl+V) the eyes into the Puppet file. Image 03 Step 3 Now set the mouth and eyes Opacity back to 100% and with the eyes layer selected go to Image-Adjustments-Color Balance, be sure the Preview check box is selected as well as the Preserve Luminosity one and use this Values: Midtones, Cyan +9; Magenta-3; Yellow-22. Image 04 Step 4 Image 05 Step 5 Image 06 Step 6 Image 07 Image 08 Step 7
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Adobe Photoshop can be a really daunting program. Do you remember the first time you opened it up? Much like anything else, it takes time to get good at it. Even with what you know now, you still realize there is a lot left to learn. The Internet provides such a valuable resource in learning the program. More than ever, there is an immense list of avenues to explore in order to get up to speed. Here are some sources that you should definitely consider. 1. This may be me favorite resource. 2. Similar to Lynda, Kelby One is another premium tutorial site that primarily stays closer to photography and Photoshop. 3. Aaron Nace is a household name in the photography industry. Phlearn also has a section of great free episodes that is constantly being updated as well. 4. What I love about Creative Live is their ability to bring the instructors that people want to see and they give them a stage. If you want to check out who's coming up in the future, you can look through their calendar. 5. 6.
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Photoshop Tutorials
Download the Source Files. Because the .psd files are to big for the Web I had to provide .jpg files for this tutorial. The image was made for a Challenge called "Master and Servant" but unfortunately I did't read the rules so it had to contain a human part in order to be admitted for the challenge. But this is not a problem at all, at least i had something to do. The Idea behind is based on the cuckoo bird behaviour, who let his chick to be raised by other birds, just that in this case the one who is to be raise by a dove, that stays as a symbol for the soul, is a kind of zombie "Dragon" who's feed are souls and with each soul he get the more life came back in his bones. The source images are taken with my Nikon D70, the turtle skeleton in a museum and the dove and the feeding house in a park. Step 1 First we need to cut out the parts we need starting with the skeleton. Image 01 Step 2 Now go and create a new file(Ctrl+N). Image 02 Step 3 Image 03 Step 4 Image 04 Step 5 Image 05 Step 6 Image 06
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32 Brilliant Poster Design Tutorials In Photoshop
Tutorials August 1, 2011 Posters are great avenues to showcase one’s creativity. They allow artists to express themselves in countless ways. One popular way of creating awesome poster designs is through Photoshop. Make a Retro Space Themed Poster in Photoshop View Tutorial Making a Superhero Movie Teaser Poster View Tutorial Design the Pirates of the Caribbean Movie Poster View Tutorial Creating a Spectrum Poster Design in Photoshop View Tutorial Design a Swiss Style Music Festival Poster in Photoshop View Tutorial Create a Black Swan Inspired Movie Poster View Tutorial Design a Vintage Style Swissair Travel Poster In Photoshop View Tutorial Design a Simple Textured Typographic Poster in Photoshop View Tutorial Make a Vintage Planetary Landscape Poster in Photoshop View Tutorial Create a Wild Western “Wanted” Poster in Photoshop View Tutorial How to Create a Mysterious Poster Design with 3D Text View Tutorial Design a Grunge Vintage Poster in Photoshop View Tutorial View Tutorial Create Abstract Poster Effects
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