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How to Remove Anything from a Photo 2 simple metods in Photoshop cs 6 voice
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How to Remove Anything from a Photo 2 simple metods in Photoshop cs 6 voice
Photoshop Sparkle Brush And Motion Trail Effect Written by Steve Patterson. In this photo effects tutorial, we'll learn how to create a custom sparkle brush in Photoshop , and then how to use the brush to add a magical sparkle trail to a photo! This version of the tutorial has been updated and expanded for Photoshop CC and is fully compatible with Photoshop CS6 . If you're using CS5 or earlier, you'll want to follow along with the original version of this tutorial. As we'll see, Photoshop makes creating sparkle brushes and sparkle trails extremely easy. In the first part of this tutorial, we'll create our sparkle brush from scratch using a few of Photoshop's built-in brushes to add a variety of sparkles to our design. Then, once we've created the sparkle brush, we'll turn it into a sparkle trail using Photoshop's powerful dynamic brush options to control the behavior of the brush as we paint. Finally, we'll add a blurring effect ...
In this Photoshop tutorial, we'll learn how to divide a single photo into multiple smaller sections and display it as a cluster of shapes, similar to larger "wall cluster" displays where several photos, usually in different shapes and sizes, are arranged together on a wall to form a larger design. In this case, we'll use Photoshop to create something similar but on a smaller scale using just a single image. In this version of the tutorial, we'll be using Photoshop's New Guide Layout feature to help us divide the photo into smaller sections. The New Guide Layout feature is only available in Photoshop CC and was first introduced in the 2014 Creative Cloud updates. To follow along with this tutorial, you'll need to be an Adobe Creative Cloud subscriber and you'll want to make sure your copy of Photoshop CC is up to date. If you're using an older version of Photoshop (CS6 or earlier), check out our original Shape Cluster Photo Display...
In the previous tutorial, we learned how to draw gradients in Photoshop using the Gradient Tool. Along with how to actually draw gradients, we learned how to use the Gradient Picker to choose from Photoshop's many preset gradients. Yet no matter how many gradients Adobe includes with Photoshop, it's often more useful (and always more fun) to create your own! In this tutorial, we'll learn how to create, edit and save our own custom gradients using Photoshop's Gradient Editor . As we'll see, the Gradient Editor lets us choose from any of Photoshop's preset gradients, just like the smaller Gradient Picker, but it also lets us edit those gradients by choosing different colors, adding more colors, rearranging the colors, and removing colors! We can add transparency to the gradient, and even adjust how the colors transition from one to the other! And, we can save our gradient as a custom preset so we can choose it again quickly the next time we need it! ...
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