Author: Daniel Smart I’m Daniel Smart, I live in the United Kingdom and, I’m learning graphic design and Photoshop in spare time, As well as engineering and electronic design so expect some tutorials in this field soon. In this Tutorial I will be showing you how to create your own Carbon Fiber effect. Step 1 The first step is to create a 4×4 canvas. Next colour it using the table below. The result should look like this....

Author: Daniel Smart I’m Daniel Smart, I live in the United Kingdom and, I’m learning graphic design and Photoshop in spare time, As well as engineering and electronic design so expect some tutorials in this field soon. In this Tutorial I will be showing you how to create your own 3d text effect to make your work stand out from the crowd. Step 1 Assuming you know how to create a Photoshop canvas I’ll jump straight into...

Author: Matt Harrison I’m Matt Harrison I live in the United Kingdom and I’m co-owner of LiquidTutorials, I’m learning web development and Photoshop in my spare time. Final Image Preview Magnifying Glass Image can be found here Text Background image can be found here Step 1 Go to File > New (set the settings to match the picture below) Step 2 Add your image or text you want to apply the Magnifying Glass Effect to. Step...

Author: Matt Harrison I’m Matt Harrison I live in the United Kingdom and I’m co-owner of LiquidTutorials, I’m learning web development and Photoshop in my spare time. Final Image Preview Step 1 Go to File > New (set the settings to match the picture below) Step 2 Select the Elipse Tool then draw a circle on the document. Make sure the settings match the picture below Step 3 Now select the text tool and click somewhere...

Author: Jake Walker Im Jake walker i live in the United Kingdom and, Im learning web development and photoshop in spare time, At the moment im doing A-level art, Graphic / Product design and Computing. In this tutorial Jake will be showing you how to make a Smokey fire image from scratch, this is fairly simple but does take some time to get the flames correct. Step 1 Open a new canvas/document, this can be any size you want, best to make...

Author: Matt Harrison I’m Matt Harrison I live in the United Kingdom and I’m co-owner of LiquidTutorials, I’m learning web development and Photoshop in my spare time. Step 1 Right click the tool bar at the bottom of your screen and a little menu will appear. Step 2 click on the ‘lock tool bar’ button and a line will appear above the tool bar this allows you to move it click and drag the tool bar to any side of the screen....