Create An Old Envelope
I've had several requests since posting the Postage Stamp lesson for a follow-up on how to create the envelope used in that tutorial. Well today my Photoshop friends your prayers have been answered. Here's the step by step to creating that cool old envelope.
Basic Photo Reflections
In this Photoshop tutorial I'll show you how to create realistic reflections on water already present in your favorite photographs.
Frayed Denim Patch With Stitches
In this Photoshop tutorial we will be creating a denim textured patch with stitching. This technique uses the Fill command, a few artistic filters, Wind and a few basic layer styles.
Creating A True .EPS File Using Vector Masks
In this Photoshop tutorial I will show you how to take an illustration created using Vector Masks in Photoshop, turn it into an Illustrator file with all the associated paths, layers and colors and from there turn it into a true .EPS file.
Cardboard And Torn Paper Business Card
In this Advanced Photoshop tutorial we'll create a nice cardboard effect and play with a neat torn edge effect.Please note that this is an advanced tutorial and certain assumptions have been made about your ability to get around inside the Photoshop interface.
Wrapping Text Around An Object
In this Photoshop tutorial I'll show you how to wrap text around an object like you can in Illustrator or InDesign using simple paths and a little creativity... well that plus a working knowledge of the pen tool.
Creative Edges Using Smart Filters
In this Photoshop tutorial I'll show you how to make some cool edge effects using the power of Smart Objects and Smart Filters in Photoshop CS3.
The Velvia Effect
In this Photoshop tutorial you will learn how to create look of Fujifilm Velvia film, specifically the slight over saturation that has made Velvia so popular by landscape photographers through the years when film ruled photography.
Intensify A Dull Sky
In this Photoshop tutorial I'll show you a creative and extremely effective way to improve an overexposed image by using Luminosity and the Multiply blend mode.



















