This time I would like to introduce 6 photo effects to you, which cover etching type, oil painting action, color fragments and tanned look effects. Very fantastic. I wish after exploring and learning, you could spice up your own photos, impress friends and improve your design skills!
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1. Create a Relief Etching Type Photo Effect in Photoshop
This tutorial we will learn to do some etching work, which will give us a closer result to Relief sculpture. Relief works are “Semi 3D. These are various way and style in which a relief work can be done. Its generally done on metal, plaster of paris, thermocole, wood etc. We will create a similar effect of that in Photoshop using some filters and other tools.The final result of the tutorial.
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2. Photo Effects: Instant Photo To Oil Painting Action
In this Photo Effects tutorial, we’re going to take a photo and make it look like an oil painting, which is a popular and fun thing to do with Photoshop.
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3. Fantansy Photo Effect – Lady Sitting on Art Wall
In this tutorial, it shows you how to achieve that glossy, detailed fantasy look through careful compositing, and control of layers and blending modes. You’ll extrude type in Illustrator and then composite on textures and other details in Photoshop. Very awesome!
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4. Photo Effect – Turn Images Alive in Paint using Photoshop
Sometimes, you may want to make your photo alive. However, it is a bit difficult to do that in the painting frame. This tutorial will teach you some techniques to bring the images alive in paint. Very fantastic!
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5. Color Fragments Effect on the Black-and-White Photo
Here is one more tutorial photo effect tutorial where I’ll teach you how to create color fragments effect on the black white photo.
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6. Bring Tanned Look to the Skin
I’m just going to be making a nice, hot tanned skin photo effect in this tutorial! If you are interesting, join me!
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