In this Adobe® Photoshop tutorial , you will learn how to create real clouds. This process can be done very easily using the Cloud Render tool from the menu. But this tutorial aims to explain the creation of clouds that look real. This tutorial can be easily understood if you are an expert in basic Photoshop tools.
The first process is to create the clouds brush. This tool can be downloaded from the net. Open a new PSD document. Press D to make the colors default.
This tutorial will show you the steps involved in creating Chains and chain links. The creation of chains sounds simple enough, but getting a decent 3D effect can prove to be elusive. This tutorial details a comprehensive method for creating chains and chain links of almost any size.
First, create a new document with a transparent background layer. Use the Elliptical Marquee Tool make a decently-sized circular selection, holding down the SHIFT key as you drag it out so that it keeps equal proportions. Edit --> Fill this circle with a solid black color. Without losing your selection, run Edit --> Copy and Edit --> Paste to duplicate this circle and move it a little to the left so that the two circles are overlapping a little.
In this Adobe® Photoshop tutorial, we are going to see the procedures involved in the creation of an Old Postage stamp. This tutorial can be extended to the newest version of Adobe® Photoshop CS2.First, Open a new document in Photoshop with a size of your desired choice. Add a new layer by clicking on the Create a New Layer icon in the layers palette.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a stone texture with Adobe® Photoshop. This technique and method can also be implemented to Photoshop CS2. Open a new file in Photoshop. Select the Paint Bucket tool in the tool bar and click once inside your document window to fill the background layer with this dark brown color.
Now we are going to create a pyramid using Adobe® Photoshop. This tutorial needs some very basic knowledge in Photoshop. This can also be implemented to CS2 version. Open a new image, 450 X 550. Go to the menu and select: View --> Show --> Grid .
