by Karen | Jun 7, 2019 | Blog
Vellum is so delicate; I love the look it can add to digital scrapbook pages! Not long ago I released Vellum Styles 01, which consisted of 12 different vellum patterns. Many of you asked for more, so I have now released Vellum Styles 02. This pack consists...
by Karen | Sep 17, 2016 | Blog, Photoshop Tutorials, ZZREVIEWED
This month we are exploring Photoshop Layer Styles. (Photoshop Styles 101: The Stroke; How to Load Layer Styles) Today let’s look at the Color Overlay effect. It is simple to use and can be a lot of fun! Today we will go “from this” solid red...
by Karen | Aug 19, 2016 | Blog, Photoshop Tutorials, ZZREVIEWED
Today let’s take a look at how to create an easy, fun text effect, that looks like an outline! Here’s how: First choose your font, font size, and type out your title. (I am using Britannic Bold at 134 pt.) For this technique, the color you use for the...
by Karen | Jul 22, 2016 | Blog, Photoshop Tutorials, ZZREVIEWED
Do you ever use the Content Aware Fill tool in Photoshop? I tend to forget about this option, but it can be a really helpful tool! Let’s take a look at it today. The Content Aware Fill tool is available in both Photoshop and Photoshop Elements. You will find it...
by Karen | May 23, 2015 | Blog, Freebies, Photoshop Tutorials, ZZ REVISE
Last week we talked about Working With Shapes in Photoshop. Today let’s look at another thing we can do with Shapes, and that is creating text on their work paths. For today’s tutorial, I am using Photoshop CC. Let’s get started! Read the rest of...
by Karen | Oct 3, 2014 | Blog, Photoshop Tutorials, ZZ REVISE
Over the past few weeks we have been focusing on using Photoshop filters to help us achieve unique lighting effects. Today let’s look at a quick and easy way to use Filters to create unique effects on our photographs. Visit theStudio’s blog to learn how to...
by Karen | Nov 24, 2012 | Blog, Photoshop Tutorials, ZZREVIEWED
There are various ways to edit images in Photoshop. Today, let’s look at a super-easy way. I always like to start with easy methods first and then, if they don’t work on my image, try the more advanced techniques. This is a photograph I took of the...
