Newest Tutorials

Surprisingly, photographer Jay P. Morgan uses only three reasonably-sized strobes in this shoot, and deftly shows us how the task isn’t nearly as difficult as it seems to be at first blush. In fact, he makes it look downright simple, relying on strategic placement of his strobes, established industry tricks, and post-processing.

In today’s article I explore new functions of the Pencil Tool (N). Tool options have been greatly simplified, from now on we can automatically close paths and draw straight line segments. Are there any problems with editing paths? Let’s check.

Make a pretty flower design for layouts or other graphics.

A tutorial that shows how to composite photos of hedges to 3d exterior renderings in order to increase the realism of the scenes.

This is a good tutorial for anyone who's wanted to use a spreadsheet to manage the content of a template designed in Photoshop. It includes downloadable files, sample content, and instructions.

Learn how to use the Content Aware Scale feature in Photoshop CS4 effectively to get over some potential real life problems you might be having.

Local development refers to the process of building a website from a virtual server, and not needing to be connected to the Internet in order to run PHP and MySQL. This tutorial easily walks you through the process.

In this tutorial we will review the process of creating seamless geometric pattern starting from drawing the first circles to the stage of uploading the final product to microstock sites. Have fun learning one of the new Adobe Illustrator tutorials!

Before you venture to photograph the cars, either vintage or classic it will be a good idea to know the basics of car body structure.

I am going to go against most of the advice on the web here – I am going to say to the new photographers – “Use the Auto setting”