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Digital Painting for Photographers
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Project Felix fits well in my photography workflow
I was shooting product shots for my client. My client has a bagel bakery and she asked me to take pictures of her product and create commercial ad to promote her bakery.
She shipped her products to my studio and I started working on her shots.
I took pictures of her products using my Nikon DSLR Camera, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom, Westcott Lighting.
After my usual post-production workflow I sent to my client all of the edited files to review. She came back to me and said that now she wants to add coffee to-go to her bakery service. Sure, I can re-shoot some of her product with to-go mug, but I had sent back all the products to her already. We had no time before her campaign was suppose to start . I know many of photographers would be in a panic situation at this point. “What can I do now”, “I have no time” …. I know…
I was thinking about “how can I add the to-go coffee mug to her images?” I decided to add the to-go mug using Adobe’s Project Felix.
I downloaded a coffee cup model from Adobe Stock to my 3D library
I opened Project Felix. I used my image as the background
I aded a coffee cup downloaded from Adobe Stock to my image just with a single click
I added material to it. It was so easy! Just one click on any material you want to use in the Assets panel.
I added a light. All with one click!
The last step in Project Felix is to Render. I specified the file location and chose Render quality “Highest”
After my Project Felix finished rendering my file I opened this file in Adobe Photoshop CC
I had the coffee cup as a separate layer(s) so I started working on the finishing touches.
A few minutes later my image was ready to be delivered to my customer (she approved this image).
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How to create a car poster in Adobe Photoshop CC
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Catwoman painted in Adobe Photoshop CC
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Adobe Project Felix is now available for download to all subscribed Creative Cloud members via the Creative Cloud desktop application.
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Rainy window glass effect in Adobe Photoshop CC
Open you image
Duplicate background layer
Create a new layer
Create a new layer with black color
Filter > Render > Fibers
Magic Wand Tool
Select top layer
Click Delete
Select > Deselect
Filter > Blur >Motion Blur
Add a layer style > Bevel & Emboss
Edit > Free Transform
Bring the layer opacity down
Highlight “Background copy” layer
Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur
Adjustments > Curves
Highlight “Layer1” > Fill =0%
Edit > Free Transform > Resize “Layer1”
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How to create a winter scene in Adobe Photoshop CC using Adobe Stock images and a 3D object from PixelSquid.com
In this tutorial I will show you how you can create a winter scene in Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Stock images I downloaded for this tutorial:
FILE #: 45012599
FILE #: 94046505
3D object I downloaded from PixelSquid
First of all I downloaded two images from Adobe Stock website. I downloaded those files as preview files and after I tried them out I licensed them directly within Adobe Photoshop CC
Right Click on a image in your library panel you want to license > License Image
Double click on your licensed image (in the library panel)
To bring another file into your document from your library panel > Click on the image > Drag into your document
Using the Quick Selection Tool select Santa Claus and the reindeer? (don’t worry if your selection is not perfect. You will be able to fix it later on)
Select > Select and Mask
Change the View Mode to Onion Skin and Moon Transparency Slider all way to the right 100%. This way you will be able to see the background layer and make all the necessary corrections toyour initial selection right away.
Zoom In your document
Using the Brush Tool correct your selection (switch between “+” and “-” if needed to correct the selection)
After you are happy with your selection switch to the Refine Edge Brush Tool
Switch View Mode to Black and White
Using the Refine Edge Brush Tool clean up the edges of your selection.
After you are happy with your final selection change the Output Setting to New Layer with Layer Mask
Click OK
Click on the Mask Icon (Santa Layer) > Gradient Tool with Black color
Correct the part between snow under the reindeer and background snow line (simply paint it out using gradient tool)
Previously I downloaded a 3D object from PixelSquid.com and now I will simply click on this object (snow) and object will be added to my document
Now I will rotate my 3D object, also will Switch to High Resolution and remove the Shadow
Resize your 3D object using the Free Transform tool
Delete the Hidden Layer from Layer Panel
Window > Adjustments
Color Lookup Adjustment
Choose Soft_Warming.look
Adjustments > Curves
Adjustments > Brightness / Contrast
Make 3D object layer’s opacity = 67%
Now your image is ready
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How to create a custom font in Adobe Photoshop CC.
As a graphic designer I was waiting for the ability to be able to create a custom font for a long time. Using Fontself Maker you can create any custom font you want. You can create vector or color font in no time. Now we as designers have no limitations with our font creativty. Just create a font and use it!
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