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The Photoshop Brush Tool is one of the simplest yet most powerful tools available in Adobe Photoshop. And many designers don't know their full power! So my goal is to show designers how to easily access and utilize Brushes.

For this first part, we'll go over the basics.

Start by opening Photoshop and selecting the Brush Tool (B)

1. The dialog

Lets take a look at the basic settings the Photoshop Brush Tool has to offer. The first way to enter the basic settings from the Brush Tool is by right clicking on the canvas. This will open a dialog, displayed below. The options and setting are almost self-explanatory, but I'll show you some quick examples to make everything clear from the get-go.

Size

The first setting, size, allows you to decrease or increase the size of your brush.

Hardness

Predefined Brushes

2. Expanding on the basics

There is still one more option in the brush dialog which maybe you didn't see at first - it's small! I'm talking about the small arrow in the right top corner, it's a button you can press to open a submenu. This menu is categorized into three groups:

Display Options

With this setting you can control the look and feel of the predefined brushes in the dialog. Try to change the settings, for example to Large Thumbnail or to Stroke Thumbnails. Choose what looks best to you, and leave it there! This is one setting I chose one time, and have never touched it again. In the image above you can see the difference between the Thumbnail, List and Stroke settings.

Managing

In this category you can control the brush presets. You can load, reset or even save new brushes (which you will learn how to do later on in this series.)

Presets

Here you can see the whole set of presets Photoshop offers you by default. Depending on which project you are working on, some of these presets could be very handy for you. Click through them to see what's available, and to text them out. When you click on a preset Photoshop will ask you the following:

Select append if you want to add the new Brush preset to the existing one, or OK if you want to replace the old with the new brush set. Which you do depends on the circumstances, as sometimes it's good to have multiple brush sets loaded and at others it's quicker and easier to stick to one specific set. No matter what you decide, you aren't changing anything on the preset itself - only controlling which brushes will be loaded in the dialog.

3. The Photoshop Brush toolbar

When the Brush Tool is active, you will see a brush-specific toolbar that offers you a variety of ways to control the look and feel of your brush. Some of these are available in the dialog box referred to above, but there are additional options available here as well.

Saving brushes

Click on the first button on the left, with the brush symbol. A dialog opens to give you the option to save brushes with the specific setting you have made. This means you don't need to adjust the settings over and over again before you can use the brush on other designs. Once you are happy with the brush you've created, press the the small icon (paper sheet) to give it a name, or go with the default name, and you're set.

Once the brush is saved you can always access it quickly from the toolbar with one click. This is a great way to organize brushes that you use over and over again.

Brush pallet

The next button as you move right on the Brush Toolbar opens the same dialog as above. The third button opens the brush pallet which gives you 100% control over the brush.

There are a lot of different settings here, which we will go through as we continue in this series of posts. But play around with some of the settings in the meantime to get a feel for them.

4. Blend modes

With the Brush Tool you can control Blend Modes while you are painting on the canvas. Beyond the normal Blend Modes, which you also find on layers (read more about them in this article), there are also some specifically for brushes.

Normal

This Blend mode applies the brush stroke and color without applying any kind of transformation to it. In the image below I painted 3 magenta lines and after 3 cyan colored strokes. As you can see, the cyan strokes goes over the magenta, since I painted them after.

Behind

Lets try exactly the same but this time with the Blend mode set to Behind. This mode paints behind any exiting stroke(s). Note, that this time the cyan lines goes BEHIND the magenta one.

Clear

The Clear Mode you can imagine as an eraser, as it deletes any pixel of a brush stroke that it is painted over. The big difference between this and the eraser, is that Clear only erases pixels you have applied with the brush tool whereas the eraser will remove any pixel from the image.

5. Opacity and flow

I've found that a lot of people don't know the difference between these - though sometimes opacity and flow appear to be the same thing, they're not.

Opacity controls the intensity of the color, while the flow controls the rate at which the color flows out of the brush (think of an airbrush). It's a bit easier to grasp when you can see it:

Lets first take a look at the Opacity. I used a 30px Brush with 100% hardness, changing the opacity.

Now lets take a look what happens if we leave the opacity at 100% and change the flow instead.

When the opacity and flow are both high, it's a bit difficult to tell what's happening, but when you start lowering numbers in either process, you can see the huge difference. When you combine both of these settings you have the full level of control over the brush. It just takes a little bit of practice to determine what combination of these two you need for different scenarios.

Be sure not to miss the next tutorial, when we will delve into using the brush panel.
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It's no surprise that portrait photography is one of the most popular fields of photography. There are no limits or rules when it comes to creating stunning portrait images. Specifically, it's all about creating a snap that tells you about the person or the environment or a feeling. Portraits are about capturing a photo at a certain moment in the life of a person. The goal as a photographer is to tell their story through our photo.

Therefore, we would love to present you the best portrait images from LLF in 2018. Scroll through all the portrait images below and be sure to let us know which ones are your favorite. It's granted that you won't get bored by looking at these masterpieces. Besides, we are going to take a small look at how to create unique portraits that stick out from the mass.

Portrait Images - Be Creative

Challenge your inner self from time to time. Try different things out and follow your imagination! The imagination is your powerful tool to use, and all it takes it practice to make it grow even stronger! Of course, there will be some mistakes made, but that's the way how to get those amazing portrait images in the end. We learn from those mistakes! Try to make some double exposures or some self-portraits, or try to create a portrait that goes with a certain feeling. Try a new approach while working with your editing software. You can create crazy stuff in Photoshop, so use it! There are no limits, no rules. Unleash your creativity and bring your imagination to life.

A small break here. In the meantime, head over to our Meridian website. Find the perfect preset set for your portrait images!

Use the light

In fact, we all know that light, in general, is the most important thing. We have to think about it all the time as a photographer. We also made a blog post about Studio Photography images a few weeks ago. But today we would like to focus on natural lighting conditions. You can use this light perfectly for creating epic portrait images as well. Imagine how sunbeams that breakthrough between the trees. They start to surround the person you are photographing with beautiful light. Or think about how the light is shining through a window. It only highlights a particular part of the face for example. Super cool! There are multiple choices for you to create stunning and jaw-dropping pictures.

Backgrounds

Backgrounds can have a huge impact on the effect of your photo. On the one hand, we love to shoot in front of epic backgrounds. But on the other hand, there is truly more out there. Once you start creating portrait images, take a look at your surroundings. It can be simple or colorful walls on the street. Also, a beautiful door in the backyard or the patio in front of your house might be dope. Even your local supermarket store can be a cool thing. So, you should always look out for a spot with settings you would love to have in the background.

If you are currently looking for a photographer, here's the deal. Check out our " Photographers Near Me" list to find the perfect photographer with your preferred style! Head over and also check out our shortlist for the best Portrait Photographer California for example.

So, we hope you like our best portrait images of 2018. Are you a photographer? Also, did you hear about our new listing service eventually?

Sign up as a LLF Pro Member now and get listed immediately!

Therefore, LOOKSLIKEFILM is your most important daily inspiration when it comes to photography. Created by our amazing artists from all over the world! You should probably check out our Facebook group and our Instagram feed above all. Besides that, you can give us a follow on Pinterest as well.

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If you want to get creative with Adobe Photoshop, we've got a whole list of creative Photoshop ideas for you to try!

Photography isn't just about what you can do with a camera. There are some great ways to get creative and try new things in post-processing.

You can add different effects and take your work in a whole new direction using Photoshop. Read on for some of the best Photoshop tutorials to get stuck into.

15 Creative Photoshop Ideas to Try Now

Here's our list of the best creative ideas for Adobe Photoshop. Take a look, and you'll be able to find some great techniques for photo editing and post-production manipulation.

Colour photography has been around for more than 70 years. And yet, black and white photography still entices photographers today.

With black and white photography, you can't rely on colour to make your images impressive. You're looking for something different. Look for textures and patterns. Think about content and composition.

These days, you don't need to go out and buy new rolls of film to create excellent black and white images. You can use simple Photoshop editing tools to turn your colour photos into amazing monochrome photos, or you can even experiment with colour splash effects for a more unique result!

The process is straightforward, and you don't need to be a Photoshop master. Click the link in the heading and follow our easy tutorial on making black and white images in Photoshop.

Lens flare is often an inconvenience. And Photoshop is often used to remove it from photos in post-processing. But these days, you can use Photoshop to add flare, too.

Adding lens flare is a great way to give your images a dreamy glaze. It can add mystery and romance to golden hour scenes and sunsets.

Lens technology is constantly improving. High-quality lenses have an anti-reflection coating. It's a benefit to a lot of photographers. But it means achieving a flare effect naturally is more complicated.

Thankfully, you can get an excellent flare effect with a bit of photo manipulation. We have a simple Photoshop tutorial for adding lens flare in post-production. Click the link in the heading above and give it a go.

Double exposure is an excellent experimental photography technique you can try yourself. You can make unique images.

Double exposure is a feature of film photography. It's where one section of the film is exposed twice. Initially, this was considered a malfunction. But the double-exposure effect became something photographers wanted.

With a film camera, you have to rewind the film roll to expose the same piece of film a second time. It is a risky process. You never know what the final image will look like until it is developed.

You can add the double-exposure effect to a digital photo thanks to Photoshop. And the process is simple.

You need two images. And using different adjustment layers, you can merge them in Photoshop for a splendid double-exposure effect.

And the beautiful thing about digital double exposure is the creative control you have. You no longer need to experiment with your film shots. You can now get the exact effect you want without the waste and risk.

Click on the link in the heading for a full Photoshop tutorial.

Digital collage artist Anna Maghradze uses layers, blending modes, and other Photoshop techniques to create effects like this in her artwork. She uses both her images and free stock photos.

A double-light effect gives your images a professional look without a full studio setup. The result is very popular with portrait and fashion photographers.

Using Photoshop, you can create realistic lighting effects. You can give your shots a double-light effect with colour treatment. Adding two colours to your pictures can create contrasting moods or warmth and coolness.

There are a few steps involved. But you will learn a few other Photoshop processes along the way. All you need to start is a digital photo with two light sources. Then, with a bit of Photoshop work, you can transform your image.

You can learn the whole process by following the link in the heading. It's a great Photoshop tutorial with a complete step-by-step guide.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be small? With a few Photoshop techniques, you can put yourself into the world of the tiny.

You can take inspiration from our contributor, Joel Robison. He's a master of surreal miniature portraits, creating fantastic scenes full of fun and imagination.

Once you've browsed Joel's gallery, you can check out the tutorial through the link in the heading. Learn the specific techniques, then let your imagination run wild.

You can use these fantastic effects to introduce elements of fantasy. You can experiment with self-portraits, like Joel. Or you can use friends and family for surreal portraits.

This type of photo editing does involve some advanced techniques. But even if you are new to Photoshop, you can still give it a go. It's a great way to experiment and learn new editing methods.

Cinemagraphs are a great way to add magic to your photography. No matter what your style of photography is, they are a great way to impress.

Cinemagraphs are photos that feature one moving element. It could be snow falling, a sky swirling, or hair moving in the breeze. It's not a GIF, as most of the photo remains a still image. It's only the one element that moves.

Our contributor Anya Anti has some excellent cinemagraphs in her collection. She uses them to enhance magic and wonder in her fantasy photography.

Once Anya's amazing cinemagraphs have inspired you, create your own using a few Photoshop actions. You need a short video to work with. Then, with only a few steps on Photoshop, you can turn it into a cinemagraph.

3D comes in and out of fashion all the time. And we're all familiar with the strange images that you need retro glasses to look at. But you no longer need any film studio technology to get that effect.

If you click on the header link above, you'll find a video tutorial that will teach you how to get this cool Photoshop effect. If you feel inspired, you can also try creating a 3D text effect!

You can turn any digital photo you have into a retro 3D image. With a few blending modes and adjustment layers, you can impress your friends. And you'll be ready for the next 3D trend.

You can transform your digital photos into beautiful watercolor images. It's a great way to make portraits even more special.

This photo manipulation technique uses watercolor brushes to create a digital painting. You start with any digital portrait you have. And by adding some textures and a bit of brushwork, you can make a digital work of art.

This isn't the easiest of photo manipulations in Photoshop. But learning this technique will give you plenty of knowledge to apply elsewhere.

Hit the link in the heading above for a tutorial. You'll learn how to achieve the watercolor effect in Adobe Photoshop.

Awaken your inner Andy Warhol and turn your images into some fab pieces of pop art. Take any digital image you have. And with a bit of photo manipulation and painting techniques, you can make something bold and bright.

You can change the graphic elements of your photo, turning a standard image into something retro and vibrant.

The Photoshop tutorial will teach you how to desaturate your images. Then you will learn how to create halftone patterns. These will be valuable techniques for other types of photo manipulations.

The link in the heading above will give you a step-by-step guide. Click it and create your own stunning artwork today.

Over the years, digital photography has overtaken film. It's cheaper and more convenient. But many photographers still want that grainy texture you get on film photos.

You don't need to run out and buy a new roll of film for your old camera to achieve this look. We've got a Photoshop tutorial to give your digital images the film-photo effect.

It's a simple process with only a few steps to follow. Even if you're a Photoshop beginner, you can give this photo manipulation technique a go. And if you love the look of old photos, you won't be disappointed.

There are plenty of Photoshop tutorials online for this photo effect. Click the heading above for detailed, step-by-step instructions.

Compositing is a creative photo manipulation technique anyone can try. You can start by combining two photos. Then you can introduce more to create stunning images.

The images you use to create composites don't have to be photos. You can play with mixed media to achieve different effects in your final image.

One of our collaborators, Anna Maghradze, loves creating composite images in Photoshop! Be sure to check out her gallery for inspiration.

If you're experienced with the Adobe program, there won't be many Photoshop actions that you haven't seen before. But if you're a beginner, that's no problem. Combining images on Photoshop is easier than you might expect.

The link in the heading above will take you to one of the best Photoshop tutorials you'll find.

The Droste effect is having a picture within a picture. Usually, it's the same picture repeated to create a surreal and dream-like effect. Often, it will be the same picture repeated several times.

It looks surreal and technically tricky. But the Droste effect is easy to achieve with a bit of photo manipulation in Photoshop.

Your main image needs to include a type of frame. It can be a painting or a TV screen. It will be where the image is repeated. If you get the angle correct, you can have your image repeat an infinite amount of times. Or it will at least get very small.

The header link above will take you to the Expert Photography tutorial. It shows you how to create the Droste effect in Photoshop. And it's full of extra tips and tricks.

Multiplicity is an excellent Photoshop effect that adds surrealism and humour to your work. The multiple exposure effect includes your subject more than once in the same scene.

You can use two images to start with, which is easier as you'll be using different layer masks. Then once you get the hang of it, you can experiment with more layers.

The images will need to be of the same scene. And the framing of the composition needs to be precisely the same. Then you take several photos where your subject is in different positions.

You bring the images together using Photoshop CC. Hit the link above to see one of the best Photoshop tutorials on the multiple exposure effect.

You can completely change the feel and purpose of a set of photos with a few changes in Photoshop CC. Giving your images an infrared effect is a great way to make them stand out.

Adding the infrared effect is simple but can have a significant impact. And there's a lot of flexibility too. You can introduce subtle effects. Or you can completely change the colour palette, making them more dramatic.

The process is easy. If you've played with adjustment layers and blending modes before, then you'll soon get the hang of it.

There are some excellent tutorials out there. But if you click on the one in the heading above, you'll get a great Photoshop tutorial that is full of extra trips.

The bokeh effect is when your subject is focused, but your background is out of focus. If you set to have a shallow depth of field, then the background will have a soft blur.

You can achieve this effect with your camera. But if you didn't get it quite right at the shoot, then you can add the bokeh effect in post-production using Photoshop.

There are a few steps involved in the process. But you'll be familiar with most of the Photoshop tools you need.

If you click the link in the heading above, you'll get an excellent tutorial for adding the bokeh effect to your photos. And there are some extra Photoshop tutorials too.

Conclusion

Creativity with photography doesn't end when you turn your camera off. There are so many ways to change and add effects to your work with Photoshop CC.

You can use the program to remove blemishes, do touch-ups, or add other nifty effects to portraits. Or you can completely change your photos by using the tutorials we've provided in our list.
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Adobe Photoshop is among the market leaders in the creative world. Well, according to Adobe themselves,

Over 90% of the world's creative professionals use Adobe Photoshop.

And this shouldn't surprise us in any way. While Adobe has developed many great products over the years - like Adobe Illustrator, Premiere Pro, Acrobat, InDesign, After Effects, and others, Photoshop continues to be a massive name in the design industry and it won't change soon.

Photoshop is the most versatile app that is offered by Adobe because it can serve different needs - you can do so many things with it: basic photography edits, photo manipulations, drawing, graphic design, social media design, and even web and app design.

But if you're reading this, you have probably made up your mind, so there's no need to convince you why you should go for this app. In this article, we've selected the best beginner tutorials for Photoshop, as well as specialized tutorials for photo editing, drawing, design, etc.

Article overview:
Getting started with Adobe Photoshop
Photography Tutorials
Drawing Tutorials
Graphic Design Tutorials
Social Media Design Tutorials
Web and App Design

Getting Started with Adobe Photoshop

1. Beginner Tutorial - 2022 Edition

In this Adobe Photoshop tutorial, you will learn some of the most basic things about the program - how to work with basic Layers, brushes, RAW camera files, etc.

While this guide cannot provide you with in-depth information on how to complete big tasks, it's very helpful to make you understand what you can achieve with Photoshop, once you get better.

2. How to use the Object Selection Tool in Photoshop?

Selection tools are used by photo editors to isolate areas of an image for cropping, editing, or elimination. There are several kinds of selection tools in Photoshop, each performing a different function.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to optimize them better to improve your image editing skills. The guide is very detailed and everything is explained slowly so that you can catch up with the narrator.

3. How to Add Shapes in Adobe Photoshop?

While working with shapes is more critical in Adobe Illustrator, that doesn't change the fact you cannot do it in Photoshop.

In this guide, Julieanne Kost shares 10 quick tips for working with shapes in Adobe Photoshop. All of them are useful in many different scenarios. And the best of all is that the video is only 2 minutes long.

4. New Adobe Photoshop Features in 2022

Whether you are a newbie or an expert, Adobe Photoshop's update is one of the most awaited events for design professionals every year (Adobe MAX). Version 23.0 was released in October 2021 and it came with some very good additions.

Object Finder, a couple of new Neural Filters, as well as Illustrator to PDF layer export (including retention!) are only some of the new features you will find in Photoshop V23.

5. Photoshop New Features for iPad - 2022

Photoshop for iPad has always looked a little bit stripped. And while we could justify the performance (and it is indeed slower than what we could see on Macs, for example), we can't justify the lack of features.

However, Martin from "Yes, I'm a Designer" reviews two of the tools that finally appeared on iPads - Smart Objects and Camera RAW editing. If you have an iPad, it's definitely worth checking this video.

Photography Tutorials

6. How to Retouch Skin in Photoshop

Photoshop is the go-to option for professional portrait photographers, as it has plenty of capabilities to work with the skin tone. However, there's a very thin line between smooth editing and photo overkill.

In this tutorial, Kayleigh June shows how to make a natural retouch to the skin, without making the photograph look processed.

7. How to Change The Sky in Photoshop

Adobe Photoshop now lets you change the skies in the photographs, making them look more dramatic and "Instagrammy".

Unmesh Dinda explains in more detail how to add custom "skies" and correct other image details to make the background match everything else in the frame.

8. Editing an image in Photoshop

It's amazing to see how professional photographers can utilize Photoshop and Lightroom to create stunning images even with entry-level cameras.

In this Photoshop tutorial, one guru in the photography world - Peter McKinnon, explains in a very quirky way how to drastically improve an image with some basic techniques and a little bit of the "McKinnon Factor".

9. How to Add a Vintage Look to an Image

Over the last few years, vintage photos have become trendy again, thanks to Instagram filters. But how to create one?

In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a vintage photo by artificially adding image noise and using another image to blend the artifacts, plus some additional techniques like playing with shadows.

10. How to Fix Underexposed Photos in Photoshop?

Overexposed and underexposed images are a nightmare for photographers. While newbies often struggle to find balance, even professionals have to make a hard dilemma when their camera can't capture the right photo.

Luckily, Adobe Photoshop can recover a lot from the shadows if the image is underexposed. You'd have to sacrifice much more in case of an overexposed photo, as the highlights may appear blown out.

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to make adjustments in just 2 minutes, so that you bring those colors back and make your images jaw-dropping.

Drawing Tutorials

11. How to Create a Basic Drawing in Photoshop?

Adobe Photoshop is a great tool for creating all kinds of drawings - from basic ones to advanced 3D forms and designs.

In the video below you will learn how to work with brushes and strokes. The best thing about Photoshop is that you can use many free brushes.

12. How to Make a Digital Painting in Photoshop?

Adobe Photoshop is preferred for many artists who want to draw in digital form. Because you can draw on computers and on an iPad, there is a lot you can achieve here.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to use some techniques, like working with layers, highlights, and clipping masks.

13. How to Cartoon Yourself in Photoshop?

One very trendy movement is to create cartoons out of images. Of course, Adobe Photoshop is also capable of creating amazing cartoons.

In this tutorial, you learn how to better use the pen tool and color picker. You don't really need many different techniques, however, you need to become more precise with the ones that you are using.

14. How to Create a 3D Character?

You can create a 3D character in Photoshop. You can use it together with Adobe Ch(Character Animation) to create gorgeous 3D animations.

This tutorial is not that easy to execute, however, you can learn some amazing advanced techniques that will help you improve your skills dramatically.

15. How to Draw on iPad?

Apple's iPad is one of the best devices to simulate a digital canvas. While working on a computer has its perks, drawing by hand cannot be replaced.

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to use the most important features of Adobe Photoshop for the iPad. You have to pay more attention to gestures and navigation, as this is probably the biggest difference between working on a tablet and a computer.

Graphic Design Tutorials

16. How to Remove a Background in Photoshop?

Designers work with elements. And one of the most important tasks on a daily basis that designers do is fixing backgrounds.

This Adobe Photoshop tutorial is very explanatory and will walk you through all the stages you need to complete in order to achieve your goal - to remove the background of your image.

17. How to Create a Poster in Photoshop?

Posters are an amazing way to express how well you work with graphic design, as they combine multiple tools which could complement each other.

In this guide, you'll see how to combine images, play with text, and change color settings. Bear in mind you should know how to remove background (our 16th tutorial) beforehand.

18. How to Create Package Design with Photoshop?

While Photoshop isn't the best software to create package design, you might use vector file formats.

However, just because it's the most suitable platform, doesn't mean it's capable. In this guide, you'll see how to create a package design from scratch - from picking the right images to optimizing the colors and using the right forms.

19. How to Convert a 2D Logo Into 3D in Photoshop?

Logo Design is an area where Adobe Illustrator shines the brightest. However, nothing beats Photoshop in terms of creativity.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to transform a simple 2D logo into an amazing 3D form that will grab much more attention.

20. How to Create a Professional Portfolio?

Adobe Photoshop is often used for professional portfolios. This way, designers showcase their work in front of employers.

In this tutorial, Phaw Htoo shows you how to create a portfolio profile design step by step. The guide demonstrates how to position your works on the canvas.

21. How to Create an Instagram Story in Photoshop?

As you know, Instagram stories are just as popular as posts on the platform. They're made in 9:16 format (or 1080 x 1920 pixels).

In this tutorial, you'll quickly learn how to make amazing food stories. Although there is no commentary, all the steps are explained as subtitles. You will see how to combine plenty of skills - like working with shadows, colors, as well as text positioning, and curves.

22. How to Create a Facebook Post Design?

The Facebook post design is similar to Instagram, however, it is done in a different format.

In this tutorial, you will see how to create a Facebook post with all of its key elements - a good background, great fonts, and a CTA button.

23. How to Create a YouTube Banner in Photoshop?

YouTube doesn't fall under the category "Social Media" but is certainly a good way to increase your exposure as a professional or a brand.

In the video below, you will see how to make a great YouTube banner with some very easy steps. You will better learn how to use image blends, fonts, and gradients.

24. Creating a Banner in Photoshop

Creating an Esports banner is not very common, so you won't really need it unless you work in the gaming industry. But we really liked the variety of tools used.

In this tutorial, you can see how to use the Object Selection tool, and Clipping Mask tool, utilize shapes, as well as add highlights, and use brushes.

25. How to Create a Business Facebook Cover Photo using Photoshop?

Real estate agents and other business representatives often use social media channels to engage with potential customers for their business.

In this tutorial, you see how to make your cover image stand out with some very easy techniques - like creating shapes and utilizing space.

Web and App Design

26. How to Create a Landing Page in Photoshop?

Today, Adobe Photoshop is very commonly seen as a perfect tool for web design mockups, as well as app mockups, since it can create similar to real-life designs.

Let's see in this tutorial how to create a landing page from scratch with the program. Cosmin Serban shows the essential elements of each landing page - well-made CTA buttons, transparent shapes, and in our case - a minimalistic design.

27. How to Design a Business Website Template in Photoshop?

Creating a business website template is one of the great features of Photoshop. Although Adobe XD and Figma are preferred options for it, but Photoshop still holds its ground.

In this tutorial, you will see how to create every step of the website template and most importantly - align elements on the canvas to make them look properly positioned.
You may also be interested in these 25 tutorials to master Adobe XD in 2022.
28. How to Design an App Template in Photoshop?

Mobile app templates are quite popular, too. While Photoshop isn't great for creating responsive app designs (because it works with raster files mainly), it works extremely well with adaptive designs. On top of that, Adobe's 2022 Photoshop saw it dramatically improve compatibility with Illustrator.

In this tutorial, you will see how to create an app design (a "Sign Up" page) in Photoshop. You will see how to align elements, add social media icons, create a navigation menu and add buttons.

29. How to Create a Professional Newsletter in Photoshop?

Newsletters play a big role today. Since email marketing has the best ROI, designers pay a big attention to how they create their newsletters. Another fact to mention is that people are spammed with emails, so one should really craft something exceptional to grab the end user.

This guide will show you some of the best practices of email newsletter design - such as social media hooks, adding an action button, a rule of thirds, and a grabbing number (60% Discount).

30. How to Convert Photoshop to HTML?

Writing code is a slow process and we can all agree that exporting (or converting) design into code is going to save much time. Adobe Photoshop excels here, too.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to use the Slice Tool properly and export your Photoshop design in HTML. The second part of the tutorial requires you to have Dreamweaver, and there you will see the final design version.

Conclusion

Adobe Photoshop is a very powerful program. As you could see, there are so many things you can do with it - it is a versatile app that can fit many needs. All you need to know is to learn the features and master them. The results will come sooner than you think.

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So, you are a Photoshop beginner and want to learn the basics? You've come to the right place!

Before you jump into working with Photoshop, take a moment to learn about the 10 essential tools every Photoshop tutor and graphic designer swears by. The most important tools you should know in order to get started are:
Layers, Layer Adjustments, Blending Modes, Transform Tool, Selection Tools, Crop Tool, Drawing Tools, Correcting Tools, Text Tools, and Tools for Navigation.
Each Photoshop tool has a specific location, function, and keyboard shortcut. By the time you're done reading this article, you should have a general understanding of how to implement them all in your own work, so make yourself comfortable and let's begin!

1. Layers

The first and most important tools used in Photoshop are Layers. They are located under Window > Layers.

With Layers you will control the flow and organization of your work. Organizing layers above or below each other means the one that is at the very top will be the most visible one, and anything under it will be covered or overlapped.

How to Make And Delete Layers

To make a new layer, look at the bottom right of the layers panel and you will see a square icon with a plus in it:

Create new layer

You may also drag an existing layer over this icon, and it will be duplicated. To delete a layer, click on the layer and hit Delete or with the layer selected, click the trash icon at the very bottom right of the layers panel.

Delete layer, shortcut key Delete

Other Essential Layer Functions

A few other things layers can do include making groups, renaming layers, and changing the opacity or fill.

To group more than one layers together, click on the very top one you'd like to include in the grouping, hold the Shift key and continue clicking the other layers you'd like to group. If the layers are not right next to each other, click and drag them under/above one another. When you're done selecting all layers, click the group icon on the bottom of the layers panel or hit Command or Control G.

Create a new group, shortcut key Command/Control G

Then double click where it says Group 1 to rename the layer.

You can also make that group of layers transparent. Look above all the layers where it says Opacity and Fill. Click either one and turn the percentage down.

Layer opacity

Layer fill

If, however, you want to hide this group of layers while you work on something else, click the eye icon next to the group.

Layer visibility

You may also lock it to keep it in place with the lock icon at the top of the layers. Note that any of these functions are also applicable to single layers.

Lock all (selected layers)

2. Layer Adjustments

These types of tools are used to make additional color or highlights/shadows adjustments to a layer.

When you have an image layer selected and click the black and white circle icon at the bottom of the layers, you will access the adjustment layers list.

Adjustment layers

In it you will find a few sections.

Types of Layer Adjustments

Solid Color, Gradient and Pattern: use these to make a new layer filled with a color, gradient, or pattern.

Brightness/Contrast, Levels, Curves, and Exposure: when applied to an image, these will either brighten or darken it.

Vibrance, Hue/Saturation, Color Balance, Black and White, Photo Filter, Channel Mixer, and Color Lookup: adjustments usually used to enhance the color in a photo.

Invert, Posterize, Threshold, Gradient Map, and Selective Color: invert or alter the color of the image, each in its own special way.

Using Layer Adjustments

When you click one of the above adjustments, it will show up on its own layer. From there you can decide if you'd like to focus it only on one of the layers you have, or all of them.

If you want to apply the adjustment layer to a specific layer, double click on the little icon shown below, and then another window will pop up with the settings this adjustment layer offers.

Adjustment layer is applied to all layers

At the bottom of those settings look for a square icon with an arrow and click it. Now this adjustment layer will only affect the layer underneath it.

Adjustment layer is clipped to a specific layer

Clip to layer button in adjustment layer's settings panel

3. Blending Modes

Using Blending Modes, you tell Photoshop to apply different behaviors to the color and tones contained within that layer. Knowing how to work with this tool will make you an expert at working with photos. The blending modes are found by clicking the Normal dropdown above all the layers in the layers panel.

Blending modes dropdown

When you do that you will see a selection of 27 different blending modes arranged in categories.

In the image below, you can see how each mode affects an image.

How Each Blending Mode Is Used

At the very top of the list of Blending Modes we have Normal and Dissolve, and they only work when the layer opacity is lowered. While Normal will make the layer transparent, Dissolve will add a grain-like texture.

Next up is the Darken group, which consists of Darken, Multiply, Color Burn, Linear Burn, and Darker Color. The layer/s these modes are applied to will be darker, more transparent, and any white color will be hidden. This means that if you have an image with dark objects and white background you will be able to remove the white background. Use Multiply mode for best results.

The next group down are used to Lighten an image, using Blending Modes Lighten, Screen, Color Dodge, Linear Dodge (Add), and Lighter Color. and it will do the exact opposite of the darken group. If you import an image of white objects on black background, use Screen to remove the black background.

Here's an example of Multiply vs Screen Blending Modes:

Some blending modes will add to the image, like Overlay, Soft Light, Hard Light, Vivid Light, Linear Light, Pin Light, and Hard Mix. The most used options from this group are Overlay and Soft Light because they produce soft blended results. Strongly recommend!

The next section is about inverting the color and blending the image based on the difference in pixels. These Blending Modes are called Difference and Exclusion. With these, you can expect to see your image inverted or looking like a negative of itself.

Cancelation Blending Modes are Subtract and Divide. The Subtract Blending Mode removes pixel values from the base layer, which darkens pixels. Divide produces the opposite effect as Subtract.

The last section in Blending Modes is about color because the options in it will affect image color. These modes - Hue, Saturation, Color, and Luminosity, are very useful when painting a new color over another one in the image if you want to blend them.

4. Transform Tool

This category holds the Move tool. It's found in the tools palette in Photoshop, all the way to the left of the screen.

Move Tool, shortcut key V

The Move tool is simply used to click and drag an element around the workspace. This tool is essential to graphic design because without it there would be no way to reposition and lay out design elements.

If you hit Control or Command T you will switch to Transform mode. This means you can now scale or rotate your element, and you should see a border all around with tiny white squares.

To scale, click and drag those squares either towards or away from the element. To rotate, hover outside of the corner squares and you will see a broken two-sided arrow. Clicking and dragging it will rotate your element. Press Enter when done to apply your transformations.

5. Selection Tools

The type of selecting you'd expect to make with these tools is not just clicking and selecting an object. These tools are made to draw "marching ant" selections of either a whole object or part of it.

The first is the Rectangular Marquee tool. This tool is used to make punctuated selections of an area, in the form of rectangles or squares (Hold Shift key while drawing to make all sides even).

Rectangular Marquee Tool, shortcut key M

Place your mouse at the top left corner of where you want to start the selection and click and drag down including your element in your selection. When done, let go of the mouse button.

This tool has other shapes. To access the Elliptical, Single Row, and Single Column Marquee tools click and hold on the Rectangular Marquee tool. A list will pop up and allow you to select any of them. They all work in a similar way to a rectangular selection.

Elliptical Marquee Tool, shortcut key M

Single Row Marquee Tool

Single Column Marquee Tool

Selecting Objects

The object selection tools, Quick Selection, and Magic Wand allow you to select different areas of your layer or element, similarly to the Marquee.

By default, when selecting the object selection tool, you will be set to draw the selection with a rectangular marquee tool, but you can certainly change that at the top of the screen under Mode and draw with a Lasso tool instead. This will allow you to draw by freehand around your object. Once you're done drawing around it, the selection will tighten right to the edge of the object. To make sure of that, you can check the box at the top of the screen that says Enhance Edge before you draw your selection.

Quick Selection and Magic Wand are also used to make manual selections. The quick selection works like a brush that scales its size. Use the left and right bracket keys ([ and ]) to adjust the scale. You can make even more specific selections from your object by clicking or clicking and dragging. To remove from the selection hold Option/Alt and click.

The Magic Wand, however, makes selections of full areas of color or gradient, as in a background or a full color area. Adjust the Tolerance to change how many pixels are included in your selection.

Object Selection Tool, shortcut key W

Quick Selection Tool, shortcut key W

Magic Wand Tool, shortcut key W

The Lasso Tool

Lastly, we have the Lassos. This category comes with three choices - lasso, polygonal lasso, and magnetic lasso. With the lasso you can make freehand selections, and once you draw a complete enclosed shape, it's border will turn into "marching ants" - a moving dashed line.

Lasso Tool, shortcut key L

Here's what marching ants look like:

The polygonal lasso requires you click and then hover, and click each time you move forward (gradually forming the selection shape you wish). When you reach the starting point again, you will notice a tiny circle on the cursor. This will signify you are about to enclose the shape completely, and when you click it, the selection will become punctuated.

Polygonal Lasso Tool, shortcut key L

Last on this list is the magnetic lasso. With this tool you can begin with one click and then just hover all around your object with precision, until you connect the shape back at the beginning of where you started. No extra clicks are needed, as with the polygonal lasso. The magnetic lasso works best when it can detect high contrast between the background and object in the image. If you try to use it on an image with low contrast between the background and the object it is very possible that it does a poor job at outlining the object, so paying attention to the image color and light will be a big help here.

Magnetic Lasso Tool, shortcut key L

6. Utilizing the Cropping Tool

This category is for formatting your project size and elements.

Let's say that you need to make your project a smaller size. How would you do it? Well, the Crop Tool can be a really big help here.

Crop Tool, shortcut key C

Once you click on it your project will have a white frame with stretchy sides all around. Go ahead and click and drag one side inward or outward and you will see how the document stretches.

If after you crop you want to be able to recover the cropped area later, make sure the Delete Cropped Pixels check box at the top of the screen is checked off. That way when you re-crop you will be able to see what you cropped out again and decide if you want to bring it back at a later point. After you crop, hit the check mark at the top of the screen, or just click Enter.

This tool also holds the Straighten function. To use this feature, you need to have a crooked horizon line in your image. Click on the Crop Tool and then click Straighten at the top of the Photoshop workspace. Now all you have to do is draw a horizon line from one end to the other according to the crooked horizon line in your image. When done, Photoshop will automatically straighten your image. Hit Enter to apply this change.

7. Tools For Drawing

These tools are used for drawing digitally, and there are two major tools that will allow you to do that: the brush and the pencil.

Using the Brush Tool

Start by making a new layer. Then, click the Brush tool.

Brush Tool, shortcut key B

Choose a color and brush size, hardness and type of brush from Window > Brushes. Now you can start clicking and dragging the brush tool across the screen.

A great feature to use with the brush is the symmetry painting tool, which will be at the top of the screen in the form of a butterfly icon.

Symmetry options for painting

When you click this tool, you will see a list of symmetry planes. Click on one of them and press Enter to set it up on the screen. Start drawing with the brush on one side of the symmetry plane, and you will see it draws and mirrors on all planes your symmetry includes. To turn the symmetry off, click the butterfly icon again and choose Symmetry Off.

Using the Pencil Tool

You may also choose to use the pencil to draw. It works in much the same way as the Brush. The only difference is that this tool paints with hard, well-defined edges.

Pencil Tool, shortcut key B

8. Correcting Tools

These tools are used to select and remove an unwanted object/area from an image, cover up unwanted pixels with other, better pixels from the same image, or simply delete an element. The top correcting tools Photoshop offers are the Spot Healing Brush Tool, Patch Tool, Red Eye Tool, and Clone Stamp Tool.

Spot Healing Brush Tool

The Spot Healing Brush is used to make corrections on small imperfections in an image. It also works like a brush so you can easily change the size. You will want to make the brush size a little bit bigger than the object you are trying to cover. Make a click on top of your imperfection, and you should see it disappear.

Spot Healing Brush Tool, shortcut key J

Patch Tool

The Patch Tool is primarily used to repair large areas of an image, or get rid of blemishes.

Patch Tool, shortcut key J

At the top of the screen, set the Patch to Content-Aware. Make a freehand selection of an area you wish to correct, and you will notice marching ants around your selection. Click and drag the selection to an area you wish to use to cover it up, and you should see how the imperfection is corrected as you release the mouse button

Red Eye Tool

The Red Eye Tool becomes useful when you have a photo of someone with red eyes from a flash. The tool works much like the Rectangular Marquee Tool. You draw a square or rectangle around the red eye in the photo and then Photoshop applies corrections

Red Eye Tool, shortcut key J

Clone Stamp Tool

The Clone Stamp Tool is also used to make corrections on an image, with the exception that these corrections can be big or small.

With this tool you need to sample a good area in your image. Those pixels will be used to cover an offending area of your image.

Hold down Option/Alt and click on that good area. You will notice then that the area you sampled is loaded on your brush. Now, you can paint over the area you wish to correct.

Clone Stamp Tool, shortcut key S

Eraser Tool

To remove something completely instead of correcting it, however, make a selection of the element and hit Delete. Or, use the Eraser Tool. Working with the eraser is the same as the brush tool, except its purpose is to completely remove pixels.

Eraser Tool, shortcut key E

9. Text Tools

These tools are essential for including text in Photoshop, and it can be used for typing titles or paragraphs.

It's very important to make the distinction between clicking then typing and clicking and dragging and then typing.

Click and Type

When you click and type, it's called point type, because you're making a point click with your mouse and then typing. This method is useful for typing out titles or anything that holds a minimal amount of text. When you use this method, you'll notice there is no box around your text to allow you to change the size of the text box.

Click and Drag, Then Type

When you click and drag and then type you are creating what's called an area type. By clicking and dragging you are establishing the size of your text box first and then typing out what you need within the text box borders. This way of typing is good for large amounts of text.

Also, with this method you'll notice tiny squares and a punctuated line around your text. This means you can change the size of the textbox without distorting the text itself in any way. The Type Tool comes in a horizontal and vertical version, in case you need to type across or only top to bottom. To change the type settings, go to Window > Character and you will see all the available settings for your text.

Horizontal Type Tool, shortcut key T

Vertical Type Tool, shortcut key T

10. Tools For Navigation

Navigating in Photoshop is primarily done with the Hand tool for panning, and the Zoom tool for magnifying on specific areas in the project.

Hand Tool, shortcut key H

Zoom Tool, shortcut key Z

(Note that when you click the hand tool to pan around when you're zoomed out, it doesn't work because there is nothing to pan around yet.)

When you zoom into the screen, you will see scroll bars on the right and bottom side of the document. That means you can use the Hand tool to move yourself to different areas in the project. To zoom in you can either click and drag with the zoom tool on the screen or you can hit Command or Control + or -. To return back to full view of the document, hit Command or Control 0.

Ready To Start 'Shopping?

Whether you need to make a selection of an object, remove a background, correct an imperfection in an image, or draw symmetrical art, there is always a way to do it with Photoshop.

It's important to also note that there are a lot of ways to make the same type of edit. Any Photoshop lessons or tutorials will confirm this, especially because for graphic designers and Photoshop users it's very important to have a plan B.

Just as important as anything else in this application, the Photoshop tools shortcut keys we've covered here are also essential to workflow and navigation. From here, after learning all this, the sky is the limit for you and your imagination, and it's all up to you what you do with it.

Happy exploring and creating!

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