***Note: if you cannot select the 'Define Brush Preset' option. This will bring up a box for us to name the brush: Next, press Ctrl+A or goto Select > All, then goto Edit > Define Brush Preset. We can still leave all the small details like the small cracks. Next, goto Image > Adjustments > Levels, and adjust the slider to get rid of the colored background. This will remove all color from the image: First, goto Image > Adjustments > Desaturate. Now the aim here is to create a black and white image, with the correct contrast to make a successful brush. We will start off with this image, I found it on the internet, the more high resolution the image is, the better, find your own graphic or photo online (Google Images Search is a good place to start), find an image of something with a white background similar to this. Overview - The Tools, Layout & TerminologyĪssignment #6 - Selective / Replacement ColorsĪssignment #12 - Content-Aware Photo AlterationĪssignment #18 - Fire-Sparks Themed Ad DesignĬlick here for Part 2 (Assignments 25-45)Ĭreate FOUR new custom Brushes, send an image file to the instructor including a stamp of all four different brushes in one document. You may click on each assignment number to jump directly to the tutorial. If you are completely new to Photoshop, you may want to go through these lessons, they provide a fantastic starting point for beginners: Photoshop Guide
If you use CS3, you will have issues in regards to accessing Adjustment Layers, you can get by this by accessing the 'Adjustments' under the 'Image' menu.
Please use Photoshop CS6, if you are using CS5 or CS4 (do NOT use the 64 bit version, unless your version of Windows is compatible), otherwise you will have problems accessing certain Filters. It will take a while to load up, please be patient. This site works better in Firefox, Safari or Chrome. DP - Photoshop Digital Paint and FX Tutorials
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