Newest Tutorials

Take an image or pattern that you want to have repeat seamlessly, such as grass or denim.

This tutorial will show you how to create realistic effects of running water which you can apply to water taps, hoses, or even with some tweaking, a waterfall! You will learn how to use blend modes, the warp tool and how to create realistic textures using clouds, plastic wraps and apply some chrome effects.

Have you ever thought about adding textures to your high-resolution digital photographs to give them a worn or damaged look? Or how about adding scratches to make them less digital and more film like? I present several quick and easy ways to apply this effect using grungy textures that can be found virtually anywhere. I also explain how to create a library of textures that you can use anytime you wish. To help get you started, I have made several of my own textures available for free.

When making any type of image that looks a bit plain and boring, the best way to make these sorts of images look better is to simply apply a texture over the top of your background or specific part of the document (e.g. Text) and it is much easier than you may think...

This tutorial shows you how u could enhance a boring piece of wood into a impressive wooden texture that you use for many purposes

A trick often employed on webpages is to use a seamless background that can tile both vertically and horizontally. This tutorial will explain how to make seamless backgrounds for your webpages.

Making a realistc wood texture

Making a realistic Bathroom Tile Texture

The object here is to learn to start to create your own textures. Using some traditional methods you can create a great texture with simple watercolor wash and scan in to use and manipulate in Photoshop 5.0.

In this tutorial I will walk you through designing a window on an office building with reflections. In the steps that follow you will learn about using smart filters, layers and adjustment layers.