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Empty Lines Gif Tutorial

For Anon.

I‘m going to be doing a gif tutorial on how to make a gif with empty space, or white lines, in it. I’ll be making this one as an example:

The goal is to make it look like your chosen person or object is hovering outside the white barrier lines, creating a floating effect.

For this tutorial, you’ll need Photoshop and a decent set of skills and knowledge of how PS works. 

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Photoshop tutorial: Various Topaz Settings

Hey everyone! I know it’s been a while since I posted any tutorials. I’ve been super busy. ANYWAYS.. I’ve been getting a lot of people who are requesting my Topaz settings. So, here are the settings I use. What you will need: Photoshop & Topaz Clean. You can download a 30 day trial, here. VARIOUS SETTINGS: CHANGE THE SETTINGS AS SHOWN BELOW TO GET  EFFECT.

Please LIKE this post if it helped you, if you have any questions just ask me in my ask box! You can also request tutorials in my ask box, maybe I will do them! :)

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Photoshop Tutorial: Floral Print

Hey guys what I’m going to attempt to show you today is how to add a floral pattern over clothing in a photo. Example: here. What you will need: Photoshop, a floral print texture. I will be using this texture for this tutorial. Feel free to use it as well. This is how I do it anyways, I hope this tutorial helps you. 1. Start with your image and texture both opened up in Photoshop. 2. Drag your texture to your main image, like this: Drag the texture over the part of the image that you want to make floral print. 3. Once you’ve dragged the texture to your main image, change the Opacity of the texture to about 50% (The main idea is to see what you need to erase around) Once you’ve done that, it should look similar to the image above. 4. Using the eraser tool:    Start erasing around the area you want to be floral print. 5. Once you’ve done that, change the opacity of the texture to: 45% - 55% (varies) 6. For this tutorial I changed the effect from Normal > Color Dodge. It depends on the image. You might have to play around with it. Do any last minute edits and edit the photo to your desire. 7. FINISHED PRODUCT:

Please LIKE this post if it helped you, if you have any questions just ask me in my ask box! You can also request tutorials in my ask box, maybe I will do them! :)

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Ok so I just downloaded Topaz Clean and I followed the instructions but when I open up Photoshop, Topaz doesn't appear. I tried Uninstalling and Re-installing, but nothing happened.

take care to keep photoshop shut when installing topaz... if it still doesnt work then uninstall photoshop then re-install it, and then install topaz while keeping photoshop shut.

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Create a Sketch / Shadding effect on your photos using photoshop

Hi! Its Tuesday today! for this week tutorial I’ll teach you how to turn your photos into sketch or have the similar effects when drawing a picture =D really thank you for those who likes my tutorial, i didn’t think my tutorials will be this helpful.. i’ll do more promise!

here’s what the final output looks like:

So lets start the tutorial:

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hi! i was also wondering how to use gradients, are they the same as psds? because the one i downloaded doesnt work, i want to make a gif black and white but it doesnt work :( answer privately please

yea they work just like psds.. just drag them and drop them on your photo...maybe your gradient file is corrupted.

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this contains 8 psds. the preview above are just previews. some of these psd’s works on most photos, but some of them don’t. but feel free to adjust the settings :) please don’r re-post these psds!

rar | zip

please like/reblog this post to show your appreciation 

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How to make flashing text on gifs/graphics. Requested by rikkisixx -PSD used

It is really quite simple, however, because I am coming up with no ideas what gif to make I am using something random, and properly not ideal. It seems this technique is commonly used on reaction gifs and music video gifs.

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How to make simple Galaxies Requested by smilefuckface -PSD used

This is a long process so make sure you have some time on your hands.

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Graphic Tutorial 10 →

We are going to be making this:

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HOW TO MAKE THIS:

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Tutorial on Text Posters by avengingthetributes

Requested by peeta-katniss-burnt-toast

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After Effects Tutorial #2 - Fireworks Animation

How to make a GIF like this using a combination of Adobe After Effects and Photoshop:

Please don’t ask me for Adobe After Effects links! The best I can offer is the free 30-day trial for CS6.

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How to make “Minimalist” Posters (well, the way I do it anyways):

Requested by: Anonymous

Create a new canvas that’s 245px b 300px (File » New) and fill it in with black using the Paint Bucket tool:

Once you have a black canvas, go to File » Place to place in the image you’re gonna be using. Or copy and paste it in as a new layer. Preferably you should use an image that has a solid color background like white. I used this picture of an apple and scaled it down while pressing shift using the Move Tool (first tool down. Make sure after you select it that the “Show Transform Controls” box is checked):

Once you’ve resized/positioned the image/apple how you like, remove the background/refine edge/create a layer mask from the selection using the Quick Selection Tool (CS5 or later) or the Magic Wand tool. 

My image now looks like this:

Now add a black and white adjustment layer on top of your image (apple) layer (Layer » New Adjustment Layer » Black and White)

This is what my Layers Window now looks like:

On top of your black and white adjustment layer, go to Layer » New Fill Layer » Solid Color and make it whatever color you want the background to be. In my case a shade of red. 

Then in your Layers Window, set this layer’s Blend Mode to “Screen”:

This is what my image now looks like:

Now add your text using the Type Tool (looks like a big ‘T’ in the Tools panel). I made mine a white Copperplate font at 24pt and typed out “SNOW WHITE” towards the bottom.

Then, to enhance the image a little more I selected the apple layer (which should have a layer mask hiding its background) and I gave it an outer glow (Layer » Layer Style » Outer Glow)

I used these settings (but yours may vary):

Then I just flattened the image (Layer » Flatten Image), sharpened it (Filter » Sharpen) and went to File » Save to save as a JPEG. That’s it! Again, this is my final result:

And it’s the same concept for the rest of the posters. Just different colors and text. Hope this helped! If you still have questions, let me know!

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simple editing techniques: coloring, sharpening, and topaz clean (without abusing it)

in this tutorial, I’m just explaining simple ways to edit. it will include sharpening, coloring, and using topaz clean in a “classy” way.

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GIF TUTORIAL #24 - Introduction to Smart Objects and Timeline Animations (CS6 EXTENDED ONLY)

How to make a GIF like this in less than five minutes (once you get the hang of it) in Photoshop CS6 Extended:

Requirements: Photoshop CS6 Extended (I don’t think what I’m doing in this particular tutorial will work in any other version, but it might also work in CS6 regular. Let me know!) and basic GIF-making knowledge

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TEXT TUTORIAL

THINGS YOU NEED: Photoshop (I use Photoshop CS5)

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