Most compact camera’s don’t have the option, but if you are as lucky that you own a DSLR camera, you have the option to shoot in Raw. Ever wondering why people shoot in Raw? Or wondering what Raw even is? And what are the advantages? This tutorial will learn some basics things of colour correcting and editing in a raw photograph, and will explore some options that are not so easy accesible when editing a .jpg.
This tutorial describes in a few steps how to make a very minimalistic poster advert in Photoshop. It is assumed that you have some basic photoshop knowledge. You’ll learn to apply some basic design principles, techniques on choosing the right fonts and masking photographs. There is also a small introduction on amateur product photography.
The snow has fallen over here, and the outside is looking beautiful, but very cold. Inside nice music is coming out of the loudspeakers, the heating is working hard and the atmosphere is cosy with all the candles and lights. In other words, winter has arrived and it is time for a new tutorial: make a winter theme based poster. This can be used for christmas and happy new year cards, as computer background, etc. In this tutorial you’ll learn to use adapted brushes, stroked paths and layer masks. Let’s start!
‘Recently I read a magazine and saw a picture of a nice and simple CD-Cover from Israel Houghton . I liked it, so I decided to make a tutorial on how to make a cover similar to this one.‘ So far the story of this tutorial 
! In this short tutorial we’ll make a CD-Cover using Photoshop CS3+.
After this tutorial you’ll know how to apply to color schemes to a design, to adjust the ‘leading’ and ‘tracking’ of fonts and using capitals. The outcome of this tutorial is shown on the left.
Before actually opening photoshop, we’ll look at the colorscheme:
Welcome to M-Sign! In this tutorial we are going to make a beautiful party poster for a summerparty using Photoshop . So what we want to achieve is a sunny and festive look. We’ll start with the bottom layer, and then move in, like we did in the previous tutorial (For more tutorials, look in the tutorials categories!). What you’ll learn in this tutorial is the use of custom brushes, gradients, groups and fonts. Also textures and stock pictures will be used.
Enough talk, on the left you can see what you’ll able to make after finishing this tutorial. In this tutorial are some custom fonts and brushes used. All credit of these custom items are to the original makers. The version of Photoshop that was used for this tutorial was Photoshop CS3.
Maybe you have seen it, recently a new wallpaper was added in my gallery, with the theme love. In this tutorial you are going to make this beautiful wallpaper, using Photoshop. The outcome will be more or less as the image you can see hereunder. (click for original size).
The render was made in a 3d application, but this tutorial will stick to the parts that were done in photoshop. This tutorial will be done in the ‘underlaying-layers-method’, which means that the tutorial will start with the bottom layer of the document as the first step and will end with the top layer. So let’s start!
Welcome on m-sign.nl, and in this tutorial we are going to make a presentation background using some textures. Textures we can find on internet. Maybe you have read this great article on m-sign.nl about textures that can be found on the internet. Let’s make use of the resources we can find and make a beautiful presentation background. The software that was used in making this tutorial was Photoshop CS3.
This was a question I asked myself for a long time, since creating dotted lines in Illustrator was easily possible, but how to do dotted lines in Photoshop? And what can I do more in photoshop with dots? The version of Photoshop that was used here was Photoshop CS3.
Level: Beginner
