Posts Tagged with Photoshop
Today, it’s time for some more Hi-Res Photoshop Brushes! Yummy! These are called “Celestial Bodies,” and you’ll find planets and moons from around the solar system in this set. These are very high quality and they would be very useful in some cool sci-fi concept art. Enjoy :)
This week I have a very simple, but useful Photoshop tip. Replace color is found in the “Image > Adjustments” menu. Obviously, this won’t work on every image, but for simple color replacements, it comes in handy. Thanks to Shutterstock for providing the image for this mini tutorial. Enjoy the video :)
Photoshop 101: Replace Color from Jay Hilgert on Vimeo.
Happy Friday everyone! How about some free software? I’ve got three copies of Brush Pilot 2.0 to give away to 3 lucky commenters. Brush Pilot 2.0 was a major upgrade and has taken the software from a simple previewer to a conversion tool as well. Most notable of the new features is the ability to export brushes in PNG format with transparent backgrounds!
Visit BrushPilotApp.com to download a demo and read more details.
I’ve got a couple small, but usable tips today regarding the Photoshop interface. I’ll start off with helping get rid of something that I’ve found to be quite annoying when running Photoshop on a Mac. Ok, here we go…
A long, long time ago I wrote a detailed tutorial on how to make a Photoshop brush. Today, I want to show how to make a texture brush. It’s one of my favorite ways to add texture to a design, without the need to mess with merging images and blending modes on top of that. Let’s get started.
Talk about a priceless time saver! John over at Photoshop Style a Day contacted me recently about his new site. They give away a new Photoshop style each day and we’re talking top quality stuff here. I’m sure I’m not the only one that has downloaded styles in bulk, but I think the idea of having a new style each day is nice. You can keep going back and get something new each time. Photoshop Style a Day is a new launch, so the collection isn’t huge yet, but like I said, top quality stuff. I can’t wait to see this resource grow, and I thought there would be plenty of BittBox readers out there that would enjoy this site as well. You can also submit your own style to be featured and shared with the world if you like :)
Have you ever plucked an image from the web and tried to edit it in Photoshop only to find annoying problems? It’s probably a .gif in Indexed color mode. For this quick example I’m using the MediaTemple ad in my sidebar, which happes to be an indexed .gif.
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