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Man Of Steel Movie Poster Tutorial

September 28, 2012, 9:33 pm
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In this tutorial we’ll recreate the cool looking Superman Man of Steel teaser movie poster using some cool professional techniques.

You’ll also learn how to create the Superman logo, the “S”, using the pen tool, and use textures to make it more realistic.

The Man Of Steel Movie Poster Tutorial is probably one of my longest tutorials but I think it’s also one of my best,  I think it’s going to be very interesting and a lot of fun for you, I hope you enjoy it!

Leave you comments and questions below!

In This Tutorial You Will Learn How To:

02:03 – Add guides using percentages.
02:34 – “Place” images into your composition.
04:13 – Use channels to make a selection.
05:18 – Create a vignette using the clouds filter.
07:10 – Create a highlight using the “blend if” options.
09:50 – Use the pen tool to create the Superman logo.
14:30 – Add layer styles to add a bevel & emboss, and textures.
17:18 – Duplicate layer styles using alt (command) + drag.
20:38 – Add textures to the image.
22:50 – Make the logo look 3D.
24:34 – Add gradient overlays to add color & highlights.
30:50 – Paint with black and white to create highlights and shadows.
35:55 – Create a shadow for the entire logo.
38:20 – Create the Man of Steel text.
40:55 – Use a lens flare to create text highlights.

Tutorial Files:

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Final Image:

Man Of Steel Movie Poster Tutorial

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How To Create Custom Panels With Adobe Configurator 3.1

October 4, 2012, 9:57 pm
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In this tutorial I will show you how to create custom panels for Photoshop without doing any coding.

We’ll use Adobe Configurator 3.1 which is a utility that enables you to create custom panels with easy to use drag and drop tools.  You can then export the results for use in Photoshop or InDesign.

Learning how to use this tool could potentially save you a lot of time, and increase your productivity.

If you have a question or a comment, leave it below!

In This Tutorial You Will Learn How To:

00:29 – Download Adobe Configurator 3.1.
00:58 – Create a panel in Adobe Configurator 3.1.
01:40 – Add tools to your panel.
03:13 – Export panels into Photoshop.
04:04 – Use the panel you just created.

Adobe Configurator Links:

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Line Drawing From A Photo & A Free Photoshop Action!

October 15, 2012, 10:52 pm
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In this Subscriber Only Tutorial I will show you how to create a line drawing from a photo.

We’ll use a combination of filters and adjustment layers to achieve this effect.

I’ve also included a Photoshop Action to make this a simple 1-click process!

If you have any questions or comments, leave them below!

In This Tutorial You Will Learn How To:

01:25 – Desaturate an image.
01:37 – Invert the colors of an image.
01:54 – Apply a Gaussian blur to give a “line look” to the image.
02:40 – Use the “curves” adjustment layer to create contrast
03:00 – Use a layer with the blending mode “soft light” to create detail in the image.
03:55 – Apply blending modes to a group.
04:25 – Use the FREE Action to do all the work for you!

Tutorial Files:

Free Action:

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How To Make Money With Photoshop

October 17, 2012, 7:46 pm
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In this training tutorial I will show you how to make money with Photoshop!

In this video training tutorial you will learn how to recreate the look of engraving found in any dollar bills, and apply it to any photo.

We’ll create the look of engraving using just 5 images that will represent each of the shades of the image. This technique is very simple, yet very powerful. You will be printing your own money in no time!

To complete this Photoshop effect we will need the help of Adobe Illustrator to make the different shades of the engraving.

But don’t worry  if you do not have Illustrator I’ve provided a  .PNG version of those files below, just to make your life a little bit easier!

Tutorial Files:

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Final Image:

How To Make Money With Photoshop

 

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Photoshop CS6 Tutorials

October 26, 2012, 8:55 pm
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Photoshop CS6 launched just a few months ago, and what most people have been asking me the most, is not make more Photoshop CS6 tutorials, but weather or not they should upgrade.

Photoshop CS6 is a great improvement over CS5, so I think most people should upgrade if they can afford it. If you want to know what some of my favorite new features then watch this video.

I took my top 5 favorite new additions to CS6 and made 5 mini Photoshop CS6 tutorials for you to see the new tools and improvements.

Keep in mind that these are not the only new tools or upgrades, they’re not even half of all the ones that I like, but I could only pick a few to keep this video short. Also I didn’t even want to mention 3D since that’s it own category and we could spend hours just talking about that.

I know that some of these tools might not even make your top 5 but that’s the beauty of Photoshop CS6, there’s so much new stuff that suits many different interests and fields that we could all make Photoshop CS6 tutorials and 2 people would never have the same top 5.

The 5 Mini Photoshop CS6 Tutorials are:

  1. How To Use The Content Aware Move Tool & Patch Tool
  2. Turn Photo Into Oil Painting
  3. Use The New Crop Tool In CS6
  4. How To Add Strokes To Shapes
  5. Tool Recording With Photoshop Actions

If you have any questions or comments feel free to leave them in the comment section below!

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Create a Paint Peeling Off Text Effect – Photoshop Text Textures

November 2, 2012, 5:55 pm
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In this Photoshop video training tutorial, we’ll look at how to create Photoshop text textures.

Creating this text effect will requires nothing more than a photo to use as the texture, an adjustment layer, and of course, some text!

But the difference in this tutorial is that we wont be using masks, clipping masks, or blending modes to add the texture to the text as we’ve done in other tutorials; like the fur text effect for example. We will instead use the good ol’ ”pattern overlay” layer style!

This effect works best when you use a texture that has some transparent sections, so that part of the text is not affected by the texture. This usually creates the most realistic results.

Photoshop text textures are always fun to create and you usually learn a lot while doing them, I hope that this tutorial is no different for you!

Leave any comments or questions below and feel free to share your results with me!

Tutorial Files:

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Final Image:

Photoshop Text Textures

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Create A Picture Frame Completely In 3D

November 13, 2012, 5:39 pm
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In this Photoshop video training tutorial, we’ll create a picture frame completely in 3D.

This technique will show you how with just a few simple steps you can create a picture frame in Photoshop that is photo realistic and can be moved around in 3D space.

If you have any comments or questions feel free to leave them below or at the PTC’s Facebook Page!

PHOTOSHOP CS6 EXTENDED IS REQUIRED FOR THIS VIDEO TRAINING TUTORIAL!

Tutorial Files:

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Final Image:

3D Picture Frame In Photoshop

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Panorama Image With Photoshop

November 13, 2012, 9:09 pm
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In this Subscriber Only Tutorial I will show you how to create a panorama shot using multiple image with Photoshop.

Photoshop uses a tool called “Photosmerge” to merge images together to make a panorama shot. To get the most out of Photoshop’s Photomerge command, I recommended that you use a tripod when taking your photos, although it’s not entirely necessary as long as you remain standing in the same spot as you take the pictures, as I did with the images in this tutorial.

It’s also very important that you overlap each image by at least 30% so that Photoshop has enough detail to compare between images when trying to stitch them together. If you’re shooting with a wide angle or fish eye lens where a lot of geometric distortion occurs in the images, you’ll want to at least double that amount since Photoshop will need much more information to work with.

Keep in mind that the more photos you’re stitching together, the more memory Photoshop will require since it needs to open all the images at once. If your camera shoots large sized files, it may be a wise to save smaller versions of the photos first and work with those instead, otherwise Photoshop may run out of memory before the panorama is completed, or at least take a very long time.

The files I have provided below for you to practice are small in size and should not take too long to stitch together.

Tutorial Assets:

  • 19 images of Elephant Seal Overlook in Point Reyes California

 

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Snowman Holiday Greetings Card Illustration In Photoshop

December 4, 2012, 12:37 am
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The holiday season is here! And you may have the creative urge to design your own holiday greetings card or an illustration for you Facebook page, or your website. If that’s the case then you’re going to love this tutorial!

In this video training tutorial, I will demonstrate how to use various techniques to create a winter-themed holiday illustration in Photoshop. You will learn how to use custom shapes and the Pen Tool  to create this fascinating holiday season illustration.

Tutorial Files:

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Final Image:

Snowman Photoshop Illustration

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Enhancing Eyes In Photoshop

December 12, 2012, 4:06 pm
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The eyes have long been considered the windows to the soul, but sometimes those windows need a bit of cleaning up and enhancing.

In this tutorial we’ll create amazing looking eyes in Photoshop.  I will show you 9 different techniques you can use to enhance anyone’s eyes.

You may not use all 9 in the same image, but using one or a combination of techniques will give you great results.

Before & After:

Before And After

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Adjusting Facial Features Using The Puppet Warp Tool

January 4, 2013, 3:20 pm
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In this Subscriber Only Tutorial I will show you how to use the powerful Puppet Warp tool to change a person’s facial features.

By adding points to the mesh in the Puppet Warp tool you can click and drag them to shape a nice smile, adjust the shape of the nose, eyebrows and ears.

If you have any questions please leave them below!

Thank your for subscribing!

 

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Swap Faces In Photoshop

January 9, 2013, 12:01 am
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Swapping faces or heads is perhaps what Photoshop is most commonly used for. Just about every magazine cover, or every movie poster that you see has had a head or face replaced. There are many ways to replace a face in Photoshop but one of the quickest and most effective techniques is to use the Auto Blend Layers option in the Edit menu.

Auto Blend Layers will not only seamlessly and effortlessly blend a face to a body, but it will match the skin tone as well with very little work!  As you will see in this tutorial, you will be able to swap faces in Photoshop between two people with very different skin tones and this will only take a few clicks! Some times the eyes get a bit washed out but as you will see you can easily fix that. You could also check out my enhancing eyes in Photoshop tutorial to make the eyes even better!

This a fun technique that is not just for professionals anymore, you will now be able to easily combine pictures and put a face on a different body with just a few clicks. I’m sure you’ll impress your friends with your new acquired Photoshop skills!

Final Image

Swap Faces In Photoshop

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Design a Magazine Cover In Photoshop

January 15, 2013, 5:13 pm
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In this tutorial we’ll be designing a Fashion magazine cover using Photoshop. We’ll use an image of my good friend, and  fashion blogger Cheryl Van Den Berg.

We’ll use the help of a free plugin called GuideGuide to help us easily set up our document’s guides in order to have a visual representation of the bleed areas, and print safe areas, as well as a grid to place the Magazine blurbs and headlines. I’ll also show you some nifty techniques to take your magazine cover to the next level!

If you’re into fashion or want to thank Cheryl for letting us use her image, go to her blog Oh To Be A Muse. Or you can check out her Facebook page and let her know you found her through PTC!

Final Image

Fashion Magazine Cover

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Photoshop Keyboard Shortcuts

January 23, 2013, 10:59 am
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Using This Photoshop Keyboard Shortcuts Guide

Although the pictured keyboard above is a Mac Keyboard, all of these Photoshop keyboard shortcuts will work for Windows as well.

Simply make the following substitutions:
Mac: Command = Windows: Ctrl
Mac: Option = Windows: Alt
Mac: Delete = Windows: Backspace

Must-Know Keyboard Shortcuts!

The following are 22 of my most commonly used Photoshop Keyboard shortcuts. These are simple commands that are pretty easy to pull off, and they will certainly speed up your productivity and workflow.

Save As: Command Shift S
Save for Web: Command Shift Option S
Undo: Command Z
Step Back: Command Option Z
Duplicate: Command J
Duplicate all visible Layers: Command Shift Option E
Hide Extras: Command H
Full-screen: F
Default Colors: D (black and white)
Flip Foreground and Background colors: X
Hand tool while in another tool: Hold Spacebar
Fill with Background color: Command Delete
Fill with Foreground color: Option Delete
Open Fill dialog box: Shift Delete
Decrease/Increase Brush Size: [ or ]
Deselect: Command D
Restore Last Selection: Shift Command D
Move tool while in painting tool: hold Command
Eyedropper while in any paint tool: hold Option
Cross-Hair Cursor on any painting tool: Caps Lock
Lock transparent pixels: / (back slash)
Commit edits when typing: Command Return

Number Pad Keyboard Shortcuts!

Although the number pad pictured to the right is from a Mac Keyboard, all of the Photoshop keyboard shortcuts will work for Windows as well.
Layer Opacity & Tool Opacity:
10% : 1 20% : 2 30% : 3
40% : 4 50% : 5 60% : 6
70% : 7 80% : 8 90% : 9
100% : 0
Do a combination of keys for a specific percentage. (i.e. 1 and 2 for 12% opacity)
Flow: Shift (and same as above)
Fit To Screen: Command 0
Actual Pixels (100%): Command 1Load Channel as a selection: Option Command 3 (red), 4 (green), 5 (blue)
Keyboard Number Pad

Arrow & “Other Keys” Keyboard Shortcuts!

The Arrow & the “other” keys are found in between the “typewriter” keys and the numeric keypad. These Photoshop keyboard shortcuts are used mostly for moving objects, or moving the screen to a different point.

When the Move tool is active press any of the arrow keys to move 1 pixel in that direction. Hold Shift to move 10 pixels at a time.

If the Move tool is not active hold Command and then tap on the arrow keys,and hold shift to move 10 pixels at a time.

Move duplicate of selection 1 px: Command Option (any of the 4 arrow keys)
Move duplicate of selection 10 px: Command Option Shift (any of the 4 arrow keys)

“Other” Keys:

Move view to upper-left corner: Home
Move view to lower-right corner: End
Scroll up 1 Screen: Page Up
Scroll down 1 screen: Page Down
Scroll left 1 screen: Command Page Up
Scroll right 1 screen: Command Page Down
(Hold Shift in any of the four above to move by 10 units)

Arrow and "Other Keys" Shortcut

Painting Keyboard Shortcuts!

The Painting Photoshop keyboard shortcuts work with any painting or brush tools.

Fill with background color: Command Delete
(Shift Command Delete to fill only opaque pixels)
Fill with foreground color: Option Backspace
(Shift Option Delete to fill only opaque pixels)
Fill dialog box: Shift Backspace
Sample as background color: Option (w/ Eyedropper)
Move tool while in any painting tool: hold Command
Eyedropper while in any paint tool: hold Option
Cross-Hair cursor: Caps Lock
Decrease/Increase Brush Size: [ or ]
Decrease/Increase Hardness of Brush: Shift [ or Shift ]
Switch between preset Brushes: < or >
Erase to History source state: Option Eraser Tool
Cycle through blend modes: Shift + or Shift –

Selection Keyboard Shortcuts!

Select All: Command A
Select all Opaque Pixels: Command click on Layer Thumbnail
Inverse: Shift Command I
Deselect: Command D
Restore Last Selection:Command Shift D
Feather Selection: Shift F6Draw Marquee from Center: Hold Option
Add to a Selection: Shift
Subtract from a Selection: Option
Intersect with a Selection: Shift-Option
Move Selection (in 1-pixel Increments): Arrow Keys
Move Selection (in 10-pixel Increments): Shift Arrow Keys
Move Marquee while drawing selection: Hold Space
Select layer luminosity: Command Option ~ (2 on Windows)

Type Tool Keyboard Shortcuts!

Align Center: Command Shift C
Align Left: Command Shift L
Align Right: Command Shift R
Justify par., left aligns last line: Command Shift J
Justify par., force the last line: Command Shift F
Justify paragraph: Command Shift F
Bold / Faux Bold: Command Shift B
Italic / Faux Italic: Command Shift I
Underline: Command Shift USmall Caps: Command Shift H
Show Hide Selection: Command H
Auto leading: Command Shift Option A
0 for tracking: Command Control Shift Q
All Caps (on/off): Command Shift K
Hyphenation (on/off): Command Option Shift H

Blend Mode Keyboard Shortcuts!

Cycle through blending modes: Shift + or Shift –
Normal: Shift Option N
Dissolve: Shift Option I
Behind (Brush tool only): Shift Option Q
Clear (Brush tool only): Shift Option R
Darken: Shift Option K
Multiply: Shift Option M
Color Burn: Shift Option B
Linear Burn: Shift Option A
Lighten: Shift Option G
Screen: Shift Option S
Color Dodge: Shift Option D
Linear Dodge: Shift Option W
Overlay: Shift Option O
Soft Light: Shift Option F
Hard Light: Shift Option H
Vivid Light: Shift Option V
Linear Light: Shift Option J
Pin Light: Shift Option Z
Hard Mix: Shift Option L
Difference: Shift Option E
Exclusion: Shift Option X
Hue: Shift Option U
Saturation: Shift Option T
Color: Shift Option C
Luminosity: Shift Option Y
Desaturate Sponge tool: Shift Option D
Saturate Sponge tool: Shift Option S
Threshold for bitmap images: Shift Option N

Other Useful Keyboard Shortcuts!

Switch between open documents: Command Tab
Redo Last Filter: Command F
Opens Last Filter Dialog Box: Command Option F
Reset Dialog Box: Hold Option, Cancel turns into Reset
Repeat last Transformation: Command-Shift-T
Highlight Fields in Options bar: (n/a for all tools) Enter
Canvas Size Dialog Box: Command Option C
Image Size Dialog Box: Command Option I
Show/hide panels and Tool bar: Tab
Show/hide panels: Shift Tab
Don’t Snap object edge while moving: Hold Control
Hide all other layers: Option click on the visibility icon
Change the Range of the Dodge or Burn Tools:
(Dodge or Burn Tool must be active)
Shadows: Shift Option S
Midtones: Shift Option M
Highlights: Shift Option H
Keyboard Shortcuts panel: Command Option Shift K
To check or set your own custom shortcuts

New To Photoshop CS6 Keyboard Shortcuts!

Blur gallery (Field, Iris, Tilt-Shift)

Temporarily hide on-canvas UI: H
Temporarily show blur mask: M

Liquify

Load Last Mesh: M
Mirror Tool: X

Crop Tool

Commit crop: Return
Cancel crop: Esc
Switch crop box orientation (portrait or landscape): X
Reset crop box: Backspace or Delete
Hide and show cropped area: /
Create new crop box: Shift Drag
Constrain proportions: Shift drag corner handle
Invoke Straighten tool: Command
Prevent crop box from shrinking: Command rotate
Temporarily disable snap to edge: Command drag
Cycle overlay options: O
Cycle overlay orientation:Shift O
Front Image (Crop tool & Perspective Crop tool): I (Creative Cloud only)

Print

Clear print settings: hold spacebar while selecting
File > Print.

Adaptive Wide AngleTool Shortcuts

Constraint tool: C:
Polygon Constraint tool: Y
Move tool: M
Hand tool: H
Zoom tool: Z

Control shortcuts

Preview: P
Show Constraint: W
Show Mesh: E
Correction: T
Scale: S
Focal Length: F
Crop Factor: R
As Shot: A

Hidden shortcuts not visible in interface

Toggle transparent matte: L
Temporary zoom: X
Revert the last-added polygon corner: E

Download Wallpapers!

Includes 4 wallpapers, one of which has a transparent background so you can add it to any image you like!

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Photoshop Tip Of The Day Roundup #01

January 31, 2013, 7:32 am
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In this video I’m going to take the top 10 most liked and shared Photoshop Tips of The Day from December 1st through January 25th and show you exactly how they work.

As you probably know, I post a new “Tip of The Day” everyday single day on PTC’s Facebook Page, and Google Plus Page, and I thought it would be a good idea to show you step-by-step how the most popular tips work. I’ve also included 5 extra tips that did not do so well in terms of social media shares, but they can surely make you a better Photoshop user.

If you haven’t already, check out our Photoshop Tip of The Day Archive, and click the like and share buttons on your favorites tips!

The Top 10 Most Shared Tips of The Day Are:

  1. Move And Copy Layer Masks
  2. Quickly Delete All Empty Layers
  3. Must-Know Fill Photoshop Keyboard Shortcuts
  4. See The Brush Size On The Magnetic Lasso Tool
  5. Turn a Selection Into a Path
  6. Matching Image or Canvas Size of Another Open Document
  7. Duplicating Smart Objects
  8. Copying Smart Filters
  9. Reverse Layer Stacking Order
  10. Locking Layer Transparency

Other Tips & Tricks You Should Know:

  1. Apply The Puppet Warp As A Smart Filter
  2. Fit On Screen
  3. Quickly Unlock The Background Layer
  4. Select Any Color From Outside of Photoshop
  5. Keyboard Shortcut To Close All Open Documents

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Valentine’s Day 3D Heart Illustration

February 6, 2013, 11:26 pm
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Photoshop CS6 Extended Required For This Tutorial!

In this Subscriber Only Tutorial I will show you how to create an amazing photo-realistic 3D illustration using a simple pencil sketch and a few paths.

As you will see in this tutorial, Photoshop’s 3D capabilities are very powerful, and simple to use.

If you have any questions please leave them below!

Thank your for subscribing!

Tutorial Asset Files:

Heart Sketch

Final Image:

3Dd Hearts

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Ken Burns Effect Using Photoshop CS6 Video Tutorial

March 4, 2013, 7:54 am
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Photoshop CS6 Extended Required For This Tutorial!

Creating Motion From Still Images With The Ken Burns Effect Using Photoshop

In this tutorial I will be showing you how to achieve the Ken Burns effect using Photoshop CS6.

The Ken Burns effect is a motion graphics technique which pans and zooms still images to create motion and depth. The effect has evolved to include panning in 3D space which is what we’ll be doing in this tutorial.

We’re going to move the foreground, mid-ground, and background independently of each other to create a sense of depth; this is called the parallax effect.

In the past, Photoshop was used to create the individual images of the effect, and a motion graphics application like After effects was used to create the animation. With Photoshop CS6 we can achieve this effect without the use of any other program!

This going to be a long tutorial, since I’ll be starting from scratch, and I will need to create the different images that will make up each of my planes.

But I’ve included the images already masked out for you to use, that way you can skip ahead to the fun stuff, and just do the 3D effects on your own. Download the files below.

Tutorial Files:

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Baseball Jersey Text Style

March 18, 2013, 9:26 am
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Create a Baseball Jersey Text Style Using Photoshop

In this tutorial I will be showing you how to create a baseball jersey text style from scratch.

In case you’re wondering I randomly selected the number #48, but the name on the Jersey is actually my Twitter screen name! If you have a twitter account, you can follow me @JRfromPTC!

In this Text Effect Tutorial, I’ll go through the steps of creating a textured background to replicate the fabric of jerseys, and I’ll also show you how to create the stitching around the text using a custom brush. The font used in this tutorial is Jersey M54, which can be downloaded for free at Dafont.com

Tutorial Files:

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Final Image:

Baseball Jersey Text Effect In Photoshop
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Create an Awesome Stylized Motivational Sports Poster

April 7, 2013, 11:47 am
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In this tutorial we’re going to create a stylized motivational sports poster. We’ll create this composition by using only 4 images and we’ll work non-destructively by taking advantage of Smart Objects and Adjustment Layers to create the dark-grungy look.

The dark-grungy look we’re trying to achieve is similar to what you might of seen recently in Nike ads where the athletes are dark and desaturated.

The model featured in this tutorial is Lewis Howes, a former-football player turned entrepreneur who many people know for his success with utilizing LinkedIn to grow his business from scratch and his book on LinkedIn.  Lewis also has a brand-new podcast, The School of Greatness, which has featured some amazing guests, including two of my all-time favorite authors, Tim Ferris, author of the 4-Hour-Workweek, and Robert Greene, author of Mastery.

Part 2 of this tutorial is found under the Subscriber Only Section, if you’re not a newsletter subscriber yet, then join thousands of other designers, photographers, and Photoshop lovers! You can subscribe here for free!

Tutorial Asset Files

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Final Image

Motivational Sports Poster Tutorial

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Part 2: Motivational Sports Poster

April 7, 2013, 11:49 am
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