Deke's Techniques 086: Designing an Indiana Jones Logo
If you're craving real Photoshop adventure, this week's video is just what you seek. Deke creates a classic Indiana Jones-style logo, complete with a bending gradient.
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Deke's Techniques 084: Drawing Rays of Light in Photoshop
This week, I build further on my completely fabricated but no less green energy project, adding an unnatural but sustainable starburst glow around a lightbulb.
Turning a Photo into an Ink Drawing or a Pencil Sketch (in Photoshop)
The Next "Photoshop Masking & Compositing" Course Goes Live @ lynda.com
Deke's Techniques 082: Tracing an Image with Path Outlines
Forget the Pen tool. Selecting a complex object without relying on the Byzantine manipulation of anchor points and control handles is a handy way to trace stuff in Photoshop.
Deke's Techniques 079: Rendering a Portrait in Type
Is a portrait worth a thousand words? This week, I show you how to superimpose layers of text over a face to create an image that's literal and visceral at the same time.
Deke's Techniques 077: Creating a Synthetic Rainbow
This week, I bring on the screen magic, creating not just a synthetic rainbow, but also a floating and highly aggressive skyshark. It's the stuff of legend.
"Photoshop Masking & Compositing: Fundamentals" Goes Live Today
Deke's Techniques 076: Miniaturizing the World in Photoshop
This week, I show you how to make the world small, as if you---quite by contrast---have become inexplicably and fantastically HUGE. (Use your newfound powers wisely.)
Deke's Techniques 074: Preparing an HDR Zombie in "The Lab"
This week, I show you how to begin turning the near-dead living into the absolute living dead. It starts with a faux-HDR technique that favors Photoshop's Lab Mode.
Today I Finish Recording "Photoshop Masking & Compositing: Fundamentals"
Deke's Techniques 067: Filtering Images with Camera Raw
This week, learn how to use Camera Raw as a filtering engine, with better results than you'd expect from most of the commands available from Photoshop's Filter menu.