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Tutorials listed by genre and skill-level

Journal Entry: Fri Jun 23, 2006, 7:18 AM


Tutorial List ~ Introduction

The tutorials on this account can be devided into several categories that you will find below. Those categories are:

Translations of the Commands and Tools | Beginners Tutorials | Tools and Techniques | ImageReady/www-related | Text Effects | Photomanipulation | Digital Painting | Miscellaneous

Furthermore, the tutorials have been labeled according to the following list to make it easier for you to find what you are looking for:
  • B ~ Beginner Tutorials: they explain things in the simplest terms possible for those who just started using Photoshop. Others may learn a thing or two as well, but shouldn't lose patience when reading.
  • R ~ Regular Tutorials: To follow these tutorials you should know about the basics in Photoshop, for example where the most common tools can be found, what the options bar is etc.
  • G ~ Guides: Guides usually have a certain aspect of the program as their main focus, for example "What are layer masks and how can they be used?", they don't focus on getting a specific outcome.
  • W ~ Walkthroughs: this kind of tutorial is meant to provide a "peek over an artist's shoulder" by following th creation of one deviation in particular. Therefore, the focus lies on showing other deviants the process of creation rather than teach specific details. Most walkthroughs do not tell you everything that was involved in creating the piece as for one it would take way too much time to do so and for another artists are usually not interested in seeing duplicates of their works pop up all over the place.
We are restructuring this list at the moment, please be patient until the make-over is complete.

Translations of the Commands and Tools

Beginners Tutorials


Tools and Techniques
  • Layer Masks Explained (G): how to use layer masks in collages and blending images and other fun stuff.
  • Borders for everyone (R): add different kinds of borders to your work, two different techniques are described.
  • Color Isolation (R): Shows how to isolate a single color and turn the rest of an image black and white (using the Channel Mixer).
  • Batch Processing (R): Shows how to repeat an action to any number of images, automatically.
  • Channel Mixer (R): Better control the way you desaturate your pics using the Channel Mixer.
  • Selective Coloring (R): Learn how to use an adjustment layer (in this case Solid Color) and the layer mask to color only a portion of a black & white picture. Technique used in "i protect you".
  • Starry Sky (R): Add realistic stars to your night sky without using brushes.
  • Photoprocessing Workflow (G): The tutorial deals with aspects of workflow optimization, BW conversion via the LAB image mode and a 3 step sharpening technique.
  • Image to Pencil Sketch (R): Convert any image into a pencil sketch.
  • Color Balance (R): Color a black and white image completely using Color Balance.
  • Circles and Actions (G): Learn how to use actions and record your own, the example is an action used to make random, concentric circles - nifty for your designs!
  • Natural Media Brushes (R): Make your own natural media brushes.
  • Basic Pen Tool Guide (G): A relatively basic guide to the pen tool in Photoshop, that includes some advanced tips.
  • <a href="http://
    [link]">Basic Pen Tool Guide (G)
  • : A detailed guide to Adobe Photoshop Brushes. Topics include menu descriptions, loading and saving brush sets, how to make your own brushes, how to manage your brushes, keyboard shortcuts, and much more!
  • <a href="http://
    [link]">Using actions in Photoshop (G)
  • : Shows you how you can use actions to work more effectively in Photoshop, by applying changes to several documents at once.
  • <a href="http://
    [link]">Using actions in Photoshop (G)
  • :Shows you some nifty little tricks concerning selections in Photoshop. handy if you want to work more effectively.
  • <a href="http://
    [link]">Quick Mask Tutorial (G)
  • :A tutorial on how to use the quick mask option in Photoshop - used for cutting out pieces/rendering/extracting

    ImageReady / www-related
  • Creating a Resource Library: Part 1 of "So you want to be a manipulator" series. This teaches you how to create a photomanip resource library so you have materials to work from when you decide to start a new piece.
  • <a href="http://
    [link] and Quality
  • : Part 2 of "So you want to be a manipulator" series. This part teaches you the basics of how to choose images. It shows you how to understand image size and quality, including dpi. Finally, it gives you tips on how to make sure you end up with a high-quality manip!
  • Perspective and Light: Part 3 of "So you want to be a manipulator" series. This part teaches you how to choose images that match in terms of angle and light, and how to make adjustments when they don't.



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