deke.com posts about Photoshop

Making a Boy Fly through the Air in Photoshop

Deke turns a photo of a six-year-old on the carpet into a superhero flying through the clouds.

Create Candy Cane Type in Photoshop

Deke takes some everyday Myriad Pro-set type and turns in into a sweet treat in Photoshop by applying a candy cane pattern.

Removing Power Lines with Photoshop

Deke uses a handy trick in Photoshop to almost instantly remove power lines from a photo.

Creating a Custom Dual Brush in Photoshop

Deke combines two very different brushes to create a custom dual brush in Photoshop.

Turn Day into (Halloween) Night

Deke turns a daytime scene into a haunted mansion in Photoshop.

Create a Bat-Faced Moon for Halloween in Photoshop

Deke begins his multi-episode celebration of Halloween by creating a moon with a sinister smiley face made of adorable bats.

Smooth Color Adjustments in Lab Mode

In this week's free Deke's Techniques episode, Deke dispels the myth that using the Lab mode to adjust color is inherently destructive.

Infusing an Image with Vivid Nightclub Colors

In this week's free Deke's Techniques video, Deke adds some vivid nightclub-esque colors to last week's homage to the MDNA album cover.

The Undersea Life of Deke McClelland (and Photoshop)

Today marks the release of an all-new course at lynda.com: Enhancing Underwater Photos with Photoshop.

Deke's Techniques 396: Put Your Photo Behind Ribbed Glass

Deke puts a photograph behind a Photoshop-created wall of ribbed glass.

Deke's Techniques 393: Assembling DICOM Slices into a 3D Image in Photoshop

Deke takes an MRI of his own knee and uses the DICOM files to create a 3D image in Photoshop CC.

What does that [insert quasi-enigmatic Photoshop feature] do, anyway?

For Photoshop's twenty-fifth birthday, Deke has teamed with lynda.com to create a series of videos on features that are still a bit of a secret handshake to you.