So, you clicked your picture on a nice, clear day and are now looking for a way to give it a deep dark night look? Well, we have got a quick and easy to understand Photoshop tutorial to help you recreate the mood of your picture. Simply download this tutorial and transform your day shot into that of a moonlit night now!!

Main component(s) used: Pen Tool, Brush Tool, Photo Filter, Blending Option and Layer Style.

These 6 easy steps will help you to change the mood of your picture.

Step 1 :-

Take a day light camera image.

Step 2 :-

Go to Image > Adjustment > Selective Color and select white in droplet color menu; set the value of
other color as shown in the screenshot.

Step 3 :-

Choose History Tool and set the previous history in palette; apply on rest of image except sky part.

Step 4 :-

Go to Image > Adjustment > Photo filter and set the warming filter with orange color as shown in the screenshot.

Step 5 :-

Go to Image > Adjustment > Brightness/ Contrast and set the value.

Step 6 :-

Choose History Tool and apply on the sign boards to reduce the yellowish tone.

Science has proved it that flowers have human feelings like, they can see, hear, smell and feel. All the living things are capable to response to stimuli in the environment. Therefore, we thought that why not give an eye to a flower that can actually see like a human as in a human touch. But hey don’t think that it’s difficult, It can be done with the help of wonderful Photoshop tricks in just 14 easy steps, so start creating a flower with a human eye!

Little does this sunflower know that he’ll soon be able to see.

Step 1

Take an image of a sunflower and open in Photoshop. Please respect copyright laws.

Step 2:

Take an image of an eye and open in Photoshop. Select the image (Ctrl+A) and copy (Ctrl+C) it.

Step 3:

Paste (Ctrl+V) the selection on the image. Transform it using “Ctrl+T” and go to Edit –> Transform –> Flip Horizontal. more…

Application:

Adobe Photoshop CS/CS2/CS3/CS4

Operating Systems:

Macintosh, Microsoft Windows

Are your photos looking a little too pretentious and intense these days? If so, maybe it is time to rebel. Do not think much about perfecting tone and correcting color. In its place, you can make light of modern culture and use Photoshop tricks to create trendy, multi-toned images reminiscent of the resurgent pop art style.

Here we will show you how to transform an image into pop art:

• Draw emphasis to the tonal values in your image with the Cutout filter.
• Allow selective editing with the creation of channel masks.
• Splatter brilliant bursts of color on your image with the help of multiple adjustment layers.

When you listen to the words “pop art”, the first name that you recall is probably Andy Warhol. Pop art started in the 1940s and reached its zenith in New York in the 1960s with Warhol’s quasi-photographic paintings of people and everyday stuff.  Andy Warhol’s art is provocative, sharp, frivolous, brilliant, irritating, intelligent, bold – in fact, it depends on whom you speak to.  Whatever said and done, its purpose however is undisputed.

So if you’re ready to say the heck with “Art for art’s sake,” we will guide you on ways to bring art back to the material realities of day to day life and pop culture. Warhol did so with flat, bright acrylics on silkscreen and canvas. We will perform this with a conventional image and a Photoshop technique. It’s not that tough and the results are certainly groovy.