All' Photo Effects Tutorials

Here is a simple tutorial to explain the process behind a typical OOB entry.

So you want to be a stitcher? Well get your needle, thread and embroidery hoop ready... or just fire up your photoshop, google image search and pour yourself a fresh drink.

This will show anyone who wants to order their own personal images on custom merchandise, how to do so. You can order any desired image on:

Create a sketched or painted effect in Photoshop from a photograph.

This tutorial will explain how I created the lighting effects I used in the making of Secret Pond.

This tutorial will help demystify the lesser known vector side of Adobe Photoshop. We will learn how to produce and alter a vector shape plus we'll get you started on the basics of altering text so no longer will the look of your images containing text have to be defined by somebody else's font.

In this tutorial, I'm going to show you how to edit the shape of an object using Photoshop!

How to create realistic smoke effects.

So you're ready to display your images online? In this tutorial, I'll show you how to make a html photo gallery using Photoshop 7, for display on the web.

Variety is the spice of life, and with that in mind, I offer you yet another colorization tutorial. This one uses a different method than either of the previous tutorials (CMYK curves adjustment layers), one that I feel is slightly easier than either of the other two methods while still acheiving good results. This tutorial is for PS7, as I have no working knowledge of PSP (sorry). I also use PC, but it is nearly the same on a Mac.

In this tutorial, IronKite reviews the usefulness of 'Blend Mode' for individual layers in an effort to allow a figure blend into its new environment.

This tutorial shows how to use Control Vertices to model a flowing wineglass shape.

Because I have been promising to do it for months, and I finally got around to taking some screenshots while explaining it to someone, here it is. It works in either PaintShopPro or Photoshop, and I can't imagine why you couldn't do it in any image editor that supports layer masks, because that's pretty much all you need. It's very easy, once you get the hang of it, and imo, produces more lifelike, realistic results than colouring each object separately does.

In this tutorial you will learn how to turn an opaque object into glass using Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro.