Two tutorials in Adobe Project Felix
How to create a commercial ad in Adobe
Splash of morning coffee with Adobe Project Felix and 3D objects from Adobe Stock
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Painting of Iceland
Painitng of Iceland inspired by Monet in Adobe Photoshop CC and Adobe Photoshop Sketch
I studied Monet art for many years. I fell in love with the impressionist painting technique probably at age 14 during my painting classes. My teacher assigned me to create a presentation about Impressionism and I just fell in love with this painting style, brush strokes, and broken color technique. Since then my favorite painting techniques are: impressionism and knife painting techniques.
For me traditional and digital techniques are the same. It doesn’t matter what canvas you are working on with your current project: traditional or digital, you are creating art which represents your soul, your mood, your attitude, your painting style.
My Books:
Digital Painting for Photographers
The Aodbe Mobile Apps Book
101 Photoshop Hidden Gems and Tips & Tricks
How to exchange background in Adobe Photoshop CC
How to exchange background in Adobe Photoshop CC 
My Books:
http://www.pavlovphotography.com/my-books.html
My Training Website:
http://everythingdigital.teachable.com/
My website:
http://www.pavlovphotography.com/
Adobe Project Felix
My workflow in Adobe Project Felix and Adobe Photoshop CC
Image created in Adobe Project Felix and Adobe Photoshop CC
Step-by-Step
My Books on Amazon
WW Painting in Adobe Photoshop CC
My latest painting in Adobe Photoshop CC with Wacom Cintiq
step-by-step
My Books:
Digital Painting for Photographers in Adobe Photoshop CC
The Adobe Mobile Apps Book
101 Photoshop Hidden Gems and Tips & Tricks
My Wacom Tablet Preferences
My Wacom Cintiq Tablet Preferences.
Many of you have asked me to share my Wacom tablet preferences. In this blog I will share my preferences for my main Wacom, Cintiq 24HD.
Wacom Cintiq.
I am using a Wacom Cintiq 24HD
I set up my preferences for easy access to the tools I use the most. These preferences help me to be more productive and speed up my workflow.
The Left Wheel:
I use the left wheel to Zoom In/Out my canvas. This option is very helpful in my painting and retouching workflow. With any selected/active tool I easily can zoom in/out my canvas without changing the active tool.
The Right Wheel:
I use the right wheel to increase/decrease the brush size. This method of brush size adjusting just perfect to my painting and masking workflow.
The Left ExpressKeys:
From the left to the right:
Modifier: Opt key
On Screen Keyboard (I use this option during my live stream or presentation to show my audience which key(s) I am currently pressing.
Scroll Up: Scroll the document up without changing the currently active tool
Scroll Down: Scroll the document down without changing currently active tool
Pan/Scroll: Scroll the document using Hand Tool without changing currently active tool (super helpful in my painting and masking workflow)
The Right ExpressKeys:
From the right to the left:
Back: Move the active layer down without changing currently active tool
Forward: Move the active layer up without changing currently active tool
Brush Panel: Activating the brush panel
Setting: Opening the current Wacom Cintiq Settings
Right Click: Activating Right Click
Wacom Pen Setting:
I am using a Wacom Airbrush Pen with the setting I’ve attached below
P.S. With the Wacom Airbrush Pen workflow make sure that you have checked the “Transfer” box and switched to “Stylus Wheel” Control from Control Drop Down menus. It will help you to use in maximum power of Airbrush Pen.
My Books
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How to create Mother’s Day E-Cards in Adobe Photoshop CC
How to create Mother’s Day E-Card in Adobe Photoshop CC
How to create Mother’s Day E-Card only in three steps in Adobe Photoshop CC using 3D object from PixelSquid
My Books:
101 Photoshop Hidden Gems and Tips & Tricks
Digital Painting for Photographers in Adobe Photoshop CC
My New Book
I just released my new “101 Photoshop Hidden Gems and Tips & Tricks” book
I wanted to write a book that every Photoshop user could learn from. Many of us are new to Photoshop, use it regularly or are experts. However, no matter what your Photoshop skill level is, chances are you can still learn new things or pick up tips from this book that you haven’t discovered yet. My editor said “wow, I learned at least 10 things right off the bat that I didn’t know and I ‘m not done editing yet.” We get into our groove and we use the same features and techniques all the time. However, with each new update to Photoshop CC there are usually little things that the engineers at Adobe add or change that often don’t get a mention. I did my best to pick out 101 of my favorites. Enjoy!
Eye Drawing in Adobe Photoshop CC
Drawing an Eye
Digital Painting for Photographers
I just uploaded a new “Eye Drawing in Adobe Photoshop CC” course to my online training website >>>
In this tutorial you will learn how to convert a photograph of an eye into a beautiful and unique work of art using my Digital Painting for Photographers in Adobe Photoshop CC technique.
My Books on Amazon
Digital Painting for Photographers in Adobe Photoshop CC
Adobe Mobile Apps Book
My New Online Training Site
I’m very please to announce my NEW online training site! “Everything Digital”
About my training site: my main goal is inspire you and make your digital workflow more enjoyable. All of my tutorials are recorded in a conversational manner. No “robotic” talking head tutorials. I want to have a conversation with YOU. I want to make the learning experience more enjoyable. Here you will find different tutorials: from beginner to advanced level. I believe that the learning experience is suppose to be enjoyable and a two-way conversation.
In my All Digital course you will be able to access all of my courses for one monthly payment of $15.00
My Books on Amazon:
Digital Painting for Photographers in Adobe Photoshop CC
Adobe Mobile Apps