Graphic & Photo Design Tips, Tutorials & Techniques

If there was ever a talked about feature of Adobe Photoshop, this is the one. It’s called “Content-Aware Fill” and it’s nothing short of remarkable. Imagine this: you’re visiting the most beautiful place on earth to take some photos. When you get there, you realize there are people walking around or power wires that weren’t […]

A few days ago, I posed a challenge to myself. I wanted to see if I could take an interesting, but dull, photo and liven it up color-wise. The challenge was to do it completely in Adobe Photoshop – without any assistance from Camera Raw or another processing application. Also, I wanted to see how […]

Using the Color Range selection tool in Adobe Photoshop is an awesome (and quite handy, I might add) method for selecting areas of a photo that are unique in color. Oftentimes, you can make quick work of grabbing hold of particular items that would have otherwise taken far too long with more traditional selection tools. […]

There are two things I’ve come to absolutely love and rely on over the past few years. One of them is shooting in RAW format and the other is editing my photographs in Adobe Camera Raw. Really, there are so many benefits to following this particular workflow, I’m not sure I would have the time […]

Have you ever tried to select something in Adobe Photoshop, when half way through you realized that you didn’t begin your selection at the correct spot? Basically, if you screw up the beginning anchor point, the entire selection will fail. You’ll either have to click somewhere in the image with your selection tool to deselect […]

Working with blend modes in Adobe Photoshop isn’t something you should know how to do. It’s more something you should know exists and that you should recognize that it’s something that requires creativity and exploration. Simply understanding the effects of a particular blend mode really isn’t good enough because, oftentimes, what you think may happen […]