With summer quickly drawing to a close, what better way to celebrate the new school year than with a little back to school lesson? Today we're bringing you a selection of incredible Adobe Photoshop tutorials to inspire the budding designer within you.
Back to the Basics: Learn Basic
Learning the basics of Adobe Photoshop is fundamental to your learning process. Even seasoned professionals could use a refresher every one in awhile. Enjoy these easy tips and tricks to help you have a better understanding of the essentials.
- Adobe PhotoshopThe A to Z of Adobe PhotoshopMary Winkler
- Tools & Tips10 Things You Must Know About Photoshop BrushesMartin Perhiniak
- Tools & Tips10 Things You Need to Know About Masking in PhotoshopMartin Perhiniak
- Tools & Tips10 Type Tools You Probably Aren’t Using in PhotoshopMartin Perhiniak
- Tools & Tips10 Things You Need to Know About Smart Objects in PhotoshopMartin Perhiniak
- Tools & TipsThe Ultimate Guide to Adjustment Layers - Exposure AdjustmentsMartin Perhiniak
- Tools & TipsThe Ultimate Guide to Adjustment Layers - Color Balance and Selective ColorMartin Perhiniak
- Adobe PhotoshopQuick Tip: Using the Path Blur and Spin Blur in Photoshop CC 2014Rose
- IllustrationQuick Tip: How to Draw Realistic Eyes in PhotoshopMonika Zagrobelna
- Adobe Photoshop10 Steps to a Quick Set of Emoticons in Adobe PhotoshopMary Winkler
- Retouching3 Ways to Retouch Fly-Away HairDaniel Sone
- Adobe PhotoshopHow to Use Focus Area Selection in Adobe PhotoshopKirk Nelson
- Design TheoryCreate Color Swatches For Your Designs From a PhotographNicki Hart
Recent Tutorials for Beginners
Learning a new skill is a mixture of excitement and challenge. Tackle these fun beginner and intermediate tutorials to transition easily to more complex designs.
- Adobe PhotoshopKandi Runner: Create a Pixel Art Sprite from ScratchMary Winkler
- Text EffectsCreate an Easy Glitter Glue Inspired, Text Effect in Adobe PhotoshopRose
- Text EffectsHow to Create a Delicious Jelly Bean Text Effect in PhotoshopRose
- Icon DesignCreate an Address Book Icon in PhotoshopAndrei Marius
- Text EffectsCreate a Soccer-Themed Text Effect in PhotoshopRose
- Adobe PhotoshopTransform a Photo into a LEGO Block Piece of Art in Adobe PhotoshopKirk Nelson
- Adobe PhotoshopCreate a Seamless Argyle Pattern With a Fabric TextureMohammad Jeprie
- DesigningCreate a Seamless, Circular, Geometric Background Pattern in PhotoshopGrant Friedman
- DesigningCreate a Colorful Geometric Pattern in PhotoshopJeremiah Ragsdale
- Photo EffectsAdd Dramatic Rain to a Photo in PhotoshopTony Aube
- IllustrationA Beginner’s Guide to Drawing a Basic Outfit on a Character in PhotoshopDean Carianas-Mannar
- AnimationCreate an Animated Interface GIF in Adobe PhotoshopMohammad Jeprie
- Text EffectsHow to Create a Lego Inspired Text Effect in Adobe PhotoshopStephen Petrany
Courses on Tuts+ Premium
Tuts+ Premium Members have access to a wide variety of courses to select from to satisfy all their Adobe Photoshop needs. From beginner, to intermediate and advanced courses, these lessons are designed by incredible instructors who have done all the research and hard work for you. Just sit back and take in the new knowledge to come!
- Adobe PhotoshopKandi Runner: Create a Pixel Art Sprite from ScratchMary Winkler
- Adobe PhotoshopKandi Runner: Create a Pixel Art Sprite from ScratchMary Winkler
- Adobe PhotoshopKandi Runner: Create a Pixel Art Sprite from ScratchMary Winkler
- Adobe PhotoshopKandi Runner: Create a Pixel Art Sprite from ScratchMary Winkler
Conclusion
The wonders of Photoshop are limitless! We hope this article shed some light on some amazing Photoshop techniques perfect for beginners and beyond. If you find yourself utilizing any of these techniques, feel free to let us know your experience in the comments!
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