Retouchers and compositors all agree that selecting and cutting out hair can be a major challenge. It’s even harder when you’re new to Photoshop. With thousands of strands of hair going a hundred different directions, how can you possibly preserve all of that natural variation and detail?
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English | 24m | Video: 720p
In this course, you will learn an easy technique to paint hair in Photoshop, or in any other digital painting programs of your choice, like Procreate, Affinity or Fresco.
I'll go through all the different adjustment layers that are used to edit landscape photographs in this Photoshop course. I'll use a landscape photograph as a real-world example to show how these adjustment layers are used in picture editing and post-processing.
(Using Photoshop Spatter Brushes)
It starts as a doodle, with some real photo references off to the side. No, not of a werewolf. Of some dogs. Then I show how it can be fun to create a spontaneous illustration of a crazy fictitious creature... But then also, show how challenging it can be to try and make it into something acceptable to the artist when you follow that path. It's a great exercise, and you will witness me struggling a t a few points and then finally resolve where I want to go with this kind image. I believe it is important to share this aspect, as I have met many artists who run into those snags where the art just doesn't feel right to them. And then they STOP. Don't stop! Look for alternative paths! The ending can be rewarding.
I'll go through all the different adjustment layers that are used to edit landscape photographs in this Photoshop course. I'll use a landscape photograph as a real-world example to show how these adjustment layers are used in picture editing and post-processing.
I really wanted to share a simple and quick Photoshop tutorial that was an alternative to conventional skin retouching techniques like dodge and burn or frequency separation.
How to Use Smart Object in Photoshop Video: .mp4 (1280x720, 30 fps(r)) | Audio: aac, 48000 Hz, 2ch | Size: 1.11 GB Genre: eLearning Video | Duration: 8 lectures (1 hour, 3 mins) | Language: English discover how to use smart object in your designs
English | 32m | Video: 720p
In this class, I'll teach you how to use the liquify filter in Photoshop to create stunning backgrounds.
Hello and welcome to Master Digital Collage in Photoshop. In this class I will teach you the following modules:
1. Where to find copyright free modern and vintage imagery to use in your collage
2. How to cut out the subject of your chosen image from its background using the pen tool in Photoshop. As well as a brief overview of automatic methods of cutting out your subject in photoshop.
3. Adding gradient maps to your image to create colour tone in your collage.
4. Using custom textures from online resources to add depth to the background of your collage.
5. Chopping and changing your image to give it a collage style.
6. Using custom brushes to add stylistic flair to your collage.
Following this course, with Andrea's help, you will have the incredible opportunity to discover some of the secrets that will allow you to make your editorials perfect. The class consists of three videos that illustrate different techniques of post-production of the photographic image.
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