Rulers Set up in PhotoshopIn this tutorial you will learn how to set up the use of Rulers in Photoshop. Rulers are use to help you to position images and text in the exact position you require when using Photoshop.Step One:Select file and new and create a new file. I have chosen the settings off 8.5 inches for the width,...
Showing posts with label Photoshop basics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photoshop basics. Show all posts
Thursday, October 6, 2016
undefined
201
Design Quote from Steve JobsIn this tutorial you will learn how to download a font from the website "dafonts", install onto your computer, and how to change and style the font using the properties of the Text Tool in Photoshop.Step one:Create new fileCreating a new file Step Two:Go to the website “dafont”. And select...
undefined
201
Optimising an image in PhotoshopIn this tutorial you will learn how to change the size by using the crop tool and how to optimise an image for the web in Photoshop. When an image is optimise it helps for a faster download when using the image on the web.Step One:In Photoshop, open up an image that you have saved by clicking...
Label:
adobe,
adobe photoshop,
graphic,
graphic design,
how to,
image optimisation,
images,
photos,
photoshop,
Photoshop basics,
photshop,
web,
web images
Tuesday, March 15, 2016
undefined
201
Before and after the clone stamp tool has been usedThe clone stamp tool is a very useful tool in Photoshop. It allows you to clone one area of an image and copy (stamp) it onto another area.Step 1.So first, in Photoshop, open any image from your computer by clicking File > Open.Open fileSelect fileThe clone stamp tool...
Label:
adobe photoshop,
clone,
clone stamp tool,
photoshop,
Photoshop basics,
stamp,
tool,
tutorial
Monday, February 29, 2016
undefined
201
The completed cartoon character will look something like this1. To create this cartoon character we will be using vector graphics created by the shape tool, pen tool and associated Photoshop tools and techniques. First create a new A4 canvas in Photoshop by going to File-> New and choosing international paper and...