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This tutorial will show you how to blend and unwanted object in an image, and merge a man with an eerie setting.
Cutting Out The Man
I have this picture of this man here, but don’t want him sitting in grass.
So, we’re going to cut him out… and since I don’t want him holding a computer either, I’m going to show you how to blend the computer in with him like it never existed.
Using...
This tutorial will show you how to convert your logo into a neon sign inspired design.
You can really make your logo glow by overlapping a couple intense colors on a dark background. Sounds simple, because it is.
Step 1: Getting Your Logo Ready
First off, we need have a logo to work with. If you already have your logo in path form, then you’re one step ahead - if not, we need to convert our...
This tutorial will show you how to make a very basic android/robot-like character.
The starting image:
Getting Started
Cut out the woman. This one is easy to separate from the background because the background is simply white. Place her body in a new layer and turn the background/bottom layer white. You can add a background later if you like, but for the purpose of this tutorial we are just going...
This tutorial will show you how to crack an egg in Photoshop.
Today we’re going to crack an egg. Sounds easy enough!
Here are the images to start with:
Step 1: The Initial Crack of the Egg
Notice how the image we’re using of the cracks is similar to how an egg actually cracks. If you don’t remember what one looks like, try maybe doing a Google Search for “cracked egg”,...
In this tutorial I step you through the process of creating this image of a Phoenix from scratch.
The first step is to use the Custom Shape Tool, and use the Flower 2 shape (if you haven’t done so already, you’ll first need to click down on the shape drop down menu [which is shown in the picture] and then click on the small button with the arrow pointing right, then select “All”...