Month: May 2016

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How to create a Graduation Card with fancy text effects in Adobe Photoshop Elements. Project Files: http://www.georgepeirson.com/29×4
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Click here for my video on how to turn images into printed cards: https://youtu.be/23HoM_xCTiQ

In this text effects video I use layers, text, layer styles, custom shapes, custom gradients, gausian blur, and more.

This comprehensive video takes you step-by-step through the complete process from beginning images clear through to the final composite image. This training demo was recorded in Photoshop Elements 13 but the techniques used will work just as well in Photoshop Elements 11 through the latest Photoshop Elements 15.

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This file was created completely inside of Adobe Photoshop Elements. You can download the project files here http://www.georgepeirson.com/29×4
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This is just one of my numerous Photoshop Elements online tutorials. You can view more Photoshop Elements Tutorial Videos in these YouTube Playlists:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfp-NJt_DpgGGmWzC3IAY5GmswyvttXGc – Photoshop Elements 11

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfp-NJt_DpgGMl0P1ehKkHEjgf_dIdOBT – Photoshop Elements 12

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfp-NJt_DpgGRxA5bCPWCuGpTvTHMwxcy – Photoshop Elements 13

Check out my YouTube channel for all of my Photoshop Elements online tutorials. http://www.youtube.com/user/howtogurus

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http://www.georgepeirson.com/pseeffects1/

Become an Adobe Photoshop Elements Expert. Here is what you will learn in this training set:

Photoshop Elements Effects Projects
▪ How to do a Dispersion-Disintegration Ghost Effect
▪ How to create a Hard Light Sci Fi Girl Effect
▪ How to make a Paint Splash Portrait Effect
▪ How to do a 3D Pop-Out Effect
▪ How to apply Animal Makeup using PSE
▪ How to make a Graphic Novel Nighttime Effect
▪ How to Create a Graphic Novel Portrait Effect
▪ How to Add a Color Splash to a B&W Picture
▪ How to Make an Andy Warhol Style Poster Image
▪ How to Control Depth of Focus in a Photograph
▪ How to give a Photo a HDR Effect
▪ How to Create a Fantasy Glowing Lights Picture

Photoshop Elements Tools and Techniques Training
▪ How to use Photoshop Elements Layers – 6 videos
▪ How to use Photoshop Elements Filters – 4 videos
▪ How to use Photoshop Elements Selections – 5 videos
▪ How to use Photoshop Elements Tools – 4 videos
▪ Photoshop Elements Tricks – 5 videos

Full description and screenshots at http://www.georgepeirson.com/pseeffects1/

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George Peirson brings over 20 years of expert image and photo editing experience to create his using Photoshop Elements tutorials. His training is not just for the beginner but for beginners to advanced users who want to learn the art of photo manipulation and image creation in Photoshop Elements. His numerous tutorial videos cover such topics as layers and layer mask creation, painting, tips, refine edge techniques, removing background, and changing backgrounds, soft focus tricks, photomerge and more. You can also find George’s Complete Photoshop Elements training DVD titles on Amazon.

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How to Create and Use Design Templates in Photoshop
Learn how to create a design once, and apply it to many different objects in Photoshop. Each time you make adjustments to the design, those changes will automatically update on every image.

Place the Design into Images Using Linked Smart Objects
Once you are happy with your original design, save it as a .TIF or .PSD file, that way you can edit the layers at any time.

Next, open an image where you would like your design to show up. Go to ‘File – Place Linked Object’ and choose your design. Transform and scale it into place to match the photo.

To change the perspective of the design, first, rotate and scale it into place. Next, hold CTRL/CMD and click on one of the corners and drag it into perspective. Use visual guides like the corners of a book to guide your perspective transformation.

Repeat these steps as many times as you need. Each time you make changes to the original design, those changes will automatically update on the new documents.

Change Color On Each Instance
If you want to change the color of the design on each image, it is best to do that on the image, not the original design. Use Layer FX like ‘Color Overlay” to change the color of an entire design, or clipped layers to change colors in certain areas.

Any changes you make to the original design will appear automatically, and the new colors applied on the image will update as well.

This will allow you to test different color schemes on different objects, like using light text on a dark background or dark text on a light background.

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