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Photoshop Project 2: Softening Skin Imperfections
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Photoshop Project 10: Create A Simple Website Layout
In this project we use the rectangle and rounded rectangle shapes to create a simple website layout. This includes a header, hero image and four featured images. We then add images using the clipping mask tool so that they fit nicely within the shapes / layout that we have designed.
Photoshop Project 9: Creating New Shapes Using The Pen Tool
[siteorigin_widget class=”WP_Widget_Media_Image”][/siteorigin_widget] In this project we create some shapes and then customise them using the direct selection and pen tools. Shape 1: A square with a duplicated square on top of it. Use the free transform tool to rotate the second square by 45 degrees. Use the direct selection tool and set a radius to…
Photoshop Project 5: Change The Colour Of A Shirt
[siteorigin_widget class=”WP_Widget_Media_Image”][/siteorigin_widget] In this example we change the colour of a shirt. First we use the quick selection tool to isolate the shirt then turn on color adjustment – hue / saturation. Secondly we adjust the hue, saturation and lightness until we get the desired colour turning down the hue and saturation for a more…
Photoshop Project 11: Design A Flat Illustration
This example uses various Photoshop shapes and effects to create a flat illustration.
Photoshop Project 6: Remove Background
[siteorigin_widget class=”WP_Widget_Media_Image”][/siteorigin_widget] In this project we take a photo of a football, remove the background, add a shadow and apply a vignette effect. Use the quick selection tool to apply a selection around the ball. Create a layer mask and then use the pen tool to select the area underneath the ball. Use the paint…