
LOST – experimenting with 3D in Photoshop
For my latest image Lost, I used the 3D feature in Photoshop to create the text. Previously, I had opened the feature and quickly … More LOST – experimenting with 3D in Photoshop »
For my latest image Lost, I used the 3D feature in Photoshop to create the text. Previously, I had opened the feature and quickly … More LOST – experimenting with 3D in Photoshop »
All beginnings are hard, make no mistake. I for example am currently trying to get a grip on Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects … More Photomanips for Beginners pt4 – the daunting task of getting started »
Finally time and my muse were both in agreement to let me create a new manip. A tutorial for a technique used on this … More The Meadow – work in progress & tutorial »
I’ve been asked quite often how I do my lighting and especially how to make things glow. So I thought I’d show you the … More Glow Video Tutorial – Photomanipulation Walkthrough »
Part 3 of the Photomanips for Beginners series deals with the other essential thing you will need besides software: images. If you don’t (want … More Photomanips for Beginners pt3 – Photography & Stock Images »
Now that we have established what a photomanipulation is (or can be at least), we are going to go into the details of how … More Photomanips for Beginners pt2 – Photomanipulation Software »
I’m sure everyone has that “oh sh**” moment once in a while, the one where you get home after a trip thinking you took … More Lightroom Basics – save your vacation pictures »
After the positive reactions to Portrait of a Girl, I wanted to share a trick I picked up while creating the image: how to … More Video Tutorial: Adding Make-Up in Photoshop »
There are many types of stock photography, just as many as there are stock users. What works for one type of use may be … More How to choose stock for photomanipulations »
Photoshop has a great arsenal of tools that let you work non-destructively. Let’s take a look at three of the most important options. 1. … More Non-Destructive Editing in Photoshop »