Big break for this category also but the tutorials are back and they’re more ambitious than ever in making you understand the different techniques of Photoshop.

Angel of War Photoshop drawing tutorials

This picture is of Angel warrior. He is the solider of heaven to protect human from devil. And he obeys only GOD. For this artwork my inspiration was from game such as Final Fantasy 7.

Create a Retro Pop Art in Photoshop

Grunge Photo Edges Photoshop tutorial

In this Photoshop tutorial I’m going to show you a quick and effective way to create a cool photo edge effect using a single Photoshop grunge brush and a series of clipping masks.

How to Draw a Portrait in Photoshop

Here is a new tutorial for all the drawing lovers. In this tutorial, we will make a quick sketch, scan the sketch, and convert it into Photoshop. Then the fun will begin. Drawing a portrait is not very simple, but with some knowledge you can achieve a lot. The end result may not look exactly like the person you are trying to draw, but the important thing is to do the best you can and make the eyes, mouth, or nose look similar to your subject.

The end result in this tutorial looks more like me, but to tell you the truth this is just a coincidence. Also, I would like to thank Necula Cezar for throwing a helpful hand in this… I am working hard to produce great quality tutorials for you and help is a must.

Abduzeedo 2 Years Art in Photoshop

So, in this tutorial I will show you how I created that image in Photoshop, it’s really simple and it uses some tricks from other tutorials such as the Retro 80′s Inspiration in Pixelmator, Beautiful Fluffy Clouds in Photoshop, Space Light Effects in 10 Minutes, and others.

Making of the Photographer Photoshop tutorial

Here´s a little tutorial on how I did one of my latest drawings on Photoshop, The Photographer, a war journalist picture in a cartoony look intending to be evocative and just a bit sad. What began as a character concept came up to be a whole story I needed to tell, and here’s how I went for it! Enjoy…

The most scary thing in the world for an artist is a blank sheet (digital or not) you need to fill with whatever is in your imagination. Some artists like to fill it with a color, some with some random shapes… the way I begin my character pictures is by using some gradients to fill the space, but leaving some garish point that could be useful later on as a filling ligth to define the shape of our “hero”, a light from some source placed in his back.

Sony Ericsson Logo Photoshop tutorial

In this tutorial we will make Sony Ericsson logo in about 20 minutes. Besides this you will understand how to save your time, changing layer styles and using the copies of your initial effect or form. So let’s go.

Creating a Vinyl Record In Photoshop

In this tutorial, I will explain how to make a vinyl graphic. This tutorial will outline techniques to avoid choppy edges and create proper texturing and lighting.

The O Series Photoshop tutorial

I have had many requests for tutorials over the past months, but given that they are quite time-consuming to create I have stayed away from them to continue with my poster designs and freelance work.

Last week I posted a few images entitled The O Series. The process behind the images is fairly simple and I thought it would make for a good first tutorial post. There is nothing advanced here, and all you will need is a basic knowledge of the layers palette, blending modes and masks.

Professional header design for your website Photoshop tutorial

This photoshop cs3 tutorial will teach you how to make a nice-looking and professional header for your website easily.

Transform your doodles Photoshop tutorial

In this masterclass, Craig Shields shows you how to turn these little outbursts of creativity into artworks. You’ll learn how to spirit your doodles off the Post-It note and into a digital illustration, using them to add a very personal touch to an image. The masterclass makes use of several images that can be downloaded for a small fee or for free.

Drawing A Kokeshi Doll Photoshop tutorial

Create an Action Pack Movie Scene Photoshop tutorial

Digital Candy Photoshop tutorial

Making candy has never been easier. Even if you are a beginner at Adobe Photoshop you should be able to create candy just like the image shown below.
If you are an intermediate level photoshop user you might find this tutorial a little long winded, so read through it first, that way you’ll know the areas that you can fly through.
You can use your candy to decorate photos, scrapbooking or make great Christmas cards. Hopefully you will learn a few new tricks with photoshop too!

How to Make Real Compact Disc Photoshop tutorial

Burning Candle Photoshop tutorial

In this lesson I’ll tell in detail how to draw burning candle. The flame is in general complex enough theme, and there is a set of ways to draw it. I’ll show you one of them which I use.

Step 1. No effects will rescue figure if it is wrong for constructing. It is better to give to this step enough attention because to correct a mistake will be then practically impossible. But first of all – color of a background. I choose dark-brown. Then we take a brush, and on a separate layer draw auxiliary lines. They will help to represent a candle correctly.

Creating the new retro Photoshop tutorial

The two keys to this tutorial are to experiment and to have fun. There is no single, linear way to achieve this composition when so many variables are at work, so each small alteration can throw other elements into flux. I will offer you some guidelines and pointers, but it will ultimately be up to you. So, throw on some Zeppelin and let’s get rockin’.

How to Design the Firefox Logo in Photoshop

This tutorial will go through how you can create the Firefox logo in a scalable Photoshop format.

Windows Vista Logo Photoshop tutorial

Photoshop Snow Effect – Add Falling Snow To A Winter Photo

Of course, as with any season of the year, getting Mother Nature to pose for our photos isn’t always easy. You may have found the perfect winter landscape scene or snapped a great photo of your kids building their very first snowman, and the only thing that would have made the photo even better is if it had been snowing at the time, which of course, it wasn’t. Fortunately, when the weather forecast fails us, Photoshop can still save the day. In fact, one of the great things about Photoshop is that if you focus on learning techniques rather than on memorizing steps, you’ll soon discover that the same techniques can be used to create entirely different effects! In this tutorial, we’re going to be adding falling snow to our photo, but if you’ve been following along with some of our other tutorials, you may recognize the technique we’ll be using here, since we’ve used to same basic technique to add rain to a photo and to create a starry night sky. Memorizing steps can give you a serious case of tunnel vision in Photoshop, where all you ever see is what’s directly in front of you. But when you focus on the techniques themselves, not the actual steps or the final results, and begin to understand the “why” behind what you’re doing, you may just find yourself staring at something one day and thinking “You know, I bet I know how to do that in Photoshop!”. Life after that will never be the same.