The Quick Selection Tool is one of those tools in Adobe Photoshop that you’ll use over and over and over again. As a matter of fact, selecting aspects of photographs and graphics may be one of the most common tasks that are undertaken with this application. I already discussed using this particular tool in a […]
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Adding Graffiti to a Wall Using Vanishing Point in Adobe Photoshop
Oftentimes, designers use Adobe Photoshop to create mockups to show clients what things may look like if a change were to be made to something. This is actually very common and I think it’s important to understand just how you can use the tools that Photoshop offers to quickly and easily accomplish such a task. […]
Growing, Shrinking & Transforming a Selection in Adobe Photoshop
I was going to title this post Adding to, Subtracting From & Transforming a Selection in Adobe Photoshop, but that didn’t work for me. Growing and shrinking doesn’t do much better, so I’ll need to explain what I’d like to do below. It’s a pretty cool trick you may have never known about. Basically, there’s […]
Aligning Duplicate Layers Using Blend Modes in Adobe Photoshop
There may come times when you need to align duplicate layers in Adobe Photoshop. I can’t tell you when those times may occur, but they will. And when they do, you’ll wish you had a method for accurately aligning those layers. That’s what I’m here for. In this post, I’m going to let you in […]
How to Create a Color Tone in Adobe Camera Raw
Have you ever wondered how you can add a color tone to a black and white photo? You know the type – no other color in the photo besides some sort of a gold to add more of a nostalgic feeling. Or perhaps a red to add a bit of mischief. Well, accomplishing this is […]
Heal & Clone with Spot Removal in Adobe Camera Raw
The Spot Removal tool in Adobe Camera Raw is rather awesome. It has flexible power that allows you to work, in a non-destructive manner, to fix blemishes and modify photographs like no other tool will. I’ve been using Photoshop for this type of thing for years, but I’m switching over. I’d much rather accomplish these […]
Selecting Objects & Refining Edges in Adobe Photoshop
One of my most frequent tasks in Adobe Photoshop has to do with selecting objects. Whether it be to separate them from something else or to add some sort of edge or color alteration, I can tell you that I use the selection tools all the time. One tool that’s especially helpful for things like […]
Converting Multiple Layers into a Smart Object in Adobe Photoshop
Today, I’m going to work on a simple example project. I’m going to use the photo seen above as a background for some suggestive vacation text. I’ll also give the photo a border. There will be five layers in all. Then, I’m going to convert all three layers into one smart object (remember the importance […]
How to Invert a Selection in Adobe Photoshop
Have you ever wanted to change the attributes of something other than what you’ve already selected in Adobe Photoshop? What I mean is, let’s say you have a photo like the one above. You use one of the many selection tools that Photoshop has to offer and you select the iris of the eye. The […]
Learning the Difference Between Blending Modes in Adobe Photoshop
When it comes to applying blending modes in Adobe Photoshop, there’s a huge problem. Oftentimes, people wonder what in the world they’re doing. I wonder this all the time. No, seriously – what in the world are they doing when applying blending modes? Exactly? If someone were standing over your shoulder and asked why you […]
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