Tutorials added on October 24, 2008

Learn how to create vintage effects (cross-processing) in Photoshop, using Curves, Gradient Maps and the Lab mode.

Simple Tricks to Create Camouflage Dress. You will need to define a pattern that you can tile seamlessly across the work document.

Here we will tell you how to make a Photoshop-lesson-green-leaf-design in photoshop.

In this adobe photoshop tutorial we will design an Eco Style Navigation Interface.

In this tutorial I am going to teach you an awesome way of making a cool green logo.

This lesson we'll try to erase the luminescence effects on the picture, we'll learn several methods of changing the colors, give the eyes an effect of shining, imitate the decorative glasses, change the source of light and create the effect of having tear picture's edges.

Learn how to create a professional web design logo. We'll show you several ways of working with text in this tutorial. The outcome from this tutorial could also go well with our Product Sales Page tutorial, as a proper logo wasn't really made for it.

The very important thing in this lesson that all the adjustments shown in the examples are working only if the angle of objects' location is the same. Otherwise it's necessary to play with the adjustments.

The tutorial will show you how to make a beautiful glass ob, which contain the world inside. Like a magic ob, you often see in fairy movies. You could use this technique on various kinds of purpose such as creating water drop.

This Adobe Photoshop tutorial will show you how to create blue text with a chrome background. For this tutorial I will be using Adobe Photoshop CS2. However, this effect can be achieved with most newer versions of Adobe Photoshop.

Ever wonder how these guys draw their Web 2.0 Logos? Sometimes its nice to learn from others, build up the basic skills and start your own creativity from there. In this Photoshop tutorial, I’m going to reveal you some of the nice Web 2.0 logos, how you can draw their logo exactly the same (well, not really 100% though) with Photoshop.

This tutorial is focused on the process of creating a logo for a web design client. It will cover developing a logo from concept to completion and working with the client throughout this process. This tutorial series covers both the technical processes and business issues related to designing this fly logo.

Filter Forge is an incredibly powerful new Photoshop Plugin. It’s simply amazing. It gives you the power to create your own filters (you must run them from inside Filter Forge though) without any programming knowledge at all. Some technical knowledge about procedural textures and image processing helps a lot but it is not indispensable. Filter Forge is still in an extremely solid Beta phase and you can apply to become a beta tester. You can even get Filter Forge for free if you contribute to the filter library. Submitters of great filters, which eventually may become very popular, will receive Filter Forge for free, but as they state in their web site: "Sounds simple but don’t expect a giveaway, you will have to earn it". This article is not a review since I haven’t tested Filter Forge in its fully potential. Instead, I will show you how to create a great looking wet and muddy rock ground texture that could be VERY difficult to do with Photoshop without the help of external plugins. Just a quick note about Filter Forge: It is an educational program in terms of how you can visualize a diagram of the components of a texture or an effect. Most of the times, we use Photoshop following step by step instructions without really knowing why things happen. This program, instead, displays, in a single view, all the steps or components used to build the texture or filter and you can tweak them in a non-linear way. This feature alone is worth the program’s price in educational terms.

Making of a Floating Island. Before we start, we need to have 5 different images. A nice sky as background, a cone-shaped mountain, patch of grasses, some roots and bushes.

When I first saw the Viget Inspire Blog, I was very impressed. The background just grabs and pulls the reader right in. After studying it for a while, I still couldn’t determine if it was made from an actual painting or if it was all created from scratch in Photoshop. Regardless of how it was created, it makes for a great looking design. In this tutorial, I will you show you my own technique for creating this type of background.

An effective way to blend items into textured surfaces.

Make ordinary photo dramatic and interesting. Follow this Photoshop tutorial to learn how to create a soft morning glow effect with just two layers.

Making your own brushes can sometimes be hard. So in this tutorial I will show you how to make your own brush. With the knowledge you're about to learn you will be able to make your own custom brushes to use.

Let me begin by saying just a few things about this effect. First and foremost, this is one of those techniques that’s better kept to yourself when showing off your amazing photos to your friends and fellow photographers. For some reason, even in this day and age, the digital work a photographer does is looked down on as cheating by others… so mum’s the word. Secondly, if you plan to show or print photos using this technique, make sure you go the distance to make the photo completely convincing. Any small inconsistencies will immediately give you away as an imposter, and lets face it, none of us want that. So pick a photo with a nice straight (or at least relatively straight) waterline. If you’ve got a shoreline that has big jogs and variations this technique becomes much more tricky and often impossible. I chose this photograph I took in Slovenia a few years back. I’ve always liked the composition, but hated the rough water so much I never printed it.

Having your company logo design done by a professional can be an expensive process. In this tutorial you will learn how to design an effective web logo in photoshop.