Quick Tip: Blend Flowers into Background
Hi all, Silke here. For this tutorial I was inspired [...]
A 2nd Way to Glyph
A couple of months ago I wrote a popular tutorial [...]
Choose a Color Without Using the Photoshop Color Picker
Choose color from any image on the Internet when you [...]
Quick Tip: Smart Objects
Using geometric shapes as decorative accents in layouts are very popular! [...]
Quick Tip: Stripes
Anyone that joined in our LAD: Snowed In on Thursday [...]
How to make quick Waves in Photoshop
Here's a super easy way to quickly make some wave [...]
Adding a Sky Overlay
Have you ever taken an amazing photo, with a blown [...]
Light & Bright Drop-Shadow Tutorial
To shadow? Or not to shadow? I just wish that [...]
How To: Stack Clipping Masks
I love putting black & white pictures in layouts. Whether [...]
How To: Mask Element Bits
Do you ever have the most perfect element for a [...]
How to: Two-Tone Mask
Hidden inside this month's Anthology, Shabby Romance by BenthaiCreations, is [...]
Blur + Focus Frame Effect Tutorial
I'm going to be honest & upfront. I did not [...]
Faux Cut-Outs Tutorial + Freebie
Cut-outs add fabulous dimension to any scrapbooking layout. Paper or [...]
reBlog: Photoshop Styles 101: Outer Glow
Over the past weeks, we've been exploring Photoshop Styles. Today let's take a quick look at Outer Glow, its options, and a few fun ways to use this Effect.
reBlog: Lock Option in Photoshop
In "traditional" scrapbooking, we use glue, tape, or various other items to fasten our papers and elements to each other. We typically build our scrapbook page from the bottom up, securing our elements as we go. We can do the same thing in our digital scrapbook pages.
reblog: Photoshop Styles 101: Patterns
Over the past weeks, we have been exploring different Photoshop Layer Style Effects. (How to Load Layer Styles; Photoshop Styles 101: The Stroke; Photoshop Styles 101: Color Overlay); Photoshop Styles 101: Color Overlay, Part 2)
reblog: Photoshop Styles 101: Color Overlay, Part 2
This month we are exploring Photoshop Layer Styles. (Photoshop Styles 101: The Stroke; How to Load Layer Styles; Photoshop Styles 101: Color Overlay). For this tutorial I am using Photoshop CC2015.5.
reblog: Photoshop Styles 101: Color Overlay
This month we are exploring Photoshop Layer Styles. (Photoshop Styles 101: The Stroke; How to Load Layer Styles) Today let's look at the Color Overlay effect.
reblog: Photoshop Styles 101: the Stroke
Today let's take a look at how to adjust a Stroke in Photoshop and Photoshop Elements.
reblog: How to Load Layer Styles in Photoshop and Photoshop Elements
In today's tutorial, we will learn how to load Styles. This can be done in several different ways.
How to Create a Sketch from your Photographs
I am working in CC2015 today; however, this technique works in Adobe Photoshop Elements also. (Be sure you are working in Expert Mode in PSE). Instruction paths will be provided based upon CC2015 and PSE14.
How to create a Panorama using Photomerge
For this tutorial I am working in CC2015. Photoshop Elements users, you have the option of creating Panoramas also.
reblog: What are Layer Groups in Photoshop?
Think of a Layer Group as a "folder" within your Layers Panel. Once you create a Group, you will see a Folder Icon in your Layers Panel. Within that folder will be the images that you included when you created it.
reblog: How to Use Layer Masks
A Layer Mask allows you to control the level of transparency on a layer. It differs from controlling the level of a layer's transparency by using the Opacity Slider, in that the Opacity Slider will raise or lower the opacity of the entire layer; while you may control the opacity of selected areas on a layer with the use of a Layer Mask