Photoshop Tutorials

After seeing the magic on screen, won′t you like to learn it just so you could do the same one day, starting with taking the first step right now? The movie, by the way, took 12 years to make. And this tutorial? 37 steps and 30 minutes maybe to re-create the same image effect at home.

Main component(s) used: Liquify Filter, Brush Tool, and Color Balancing.

Learning how to doctor photos is your first step towards becoming a pro. This easy, 17-step image effect tutorial teaches you how to sharpen hazy photographs. You′ll also need this technique when you start teaching yourself photo and digital photo restoration, or professional photo editing. You can also call this a step towards teaching yourself lighting effects

Main component(s) used: Filters, and Adjustment Layers.

So this model has quite an elaborate hairdo and you want to crop her picture out from the background without messing it up. How do you go about it? That’s what this Photoshop tutorial teaches you. A must learn if you want to become an image effects pro.

Main component(s) used: Using Channels, Brush Tool, and Blending Modes; and adjusting Levels.

Learn how to convert photographs to illustrations once you master this tutorial. For an image effect so stunning, the process is surprisingly simple to master.

Main component(s) used: Pen Tool.

This tutorial will help you enter Andy Warhol's designer thought process. Andy Warhol dedicated his entire career to a form of art that all about edgy attitude in conformist times. Here is an Andy Warhol straight-out-of-the-60s design clone. We hope it helps you think like the master.

Ever had an urge to overexpose that perfect sunset which you regretted later? Well, here′s the image effect that lets you undo that error and do some damage control. Learn in this tutorial how to accentuate the colors of the sky and make the exposure time look perfect. You′ll also need this technique when you start teaching yourself photo and digital photo restoration or professional photo editing. Or you can also call this a step towards teaching yourself lighting effects.

Main component(s) used: Gradient Mapping.