100+ Photoshop Tweets in my first Week

By Dirk Metzmacher

After my first week on Twitter, I am somewhat proud of myself: over a hundred very useful Photoshop, Lightroom and web design tips in just seven days. At this point I would like to present my Twitter week 09. until 15. August 2009 collected in a blog post (it tooks about four hours, just for all the screenshots, ect.).

I hope to win with this contribution further follower. If interested, check out twitter.com/photoshop weblog. Read more »

2 Comments / Published on August 16, 2009

In the future

By Dirk Metzmacher

Using Photoshop to look into the future. This is possible with a special tool, just like the result of the post Create a Magic Crystal Ball. First: a background and someones hands, second, the drawing of the ball, step by step.

No Comments / Published on August 15, 2009

Without gravity

By Dirk Metzmacher

Actually, just a simple collage. Two photographs combined to form a new image. A path helps to cut a man out of a picture. Inserted in the other image, colors and contrast were adjusted. Not very exciting, but it is a good collage anyway, because there is no gravitation.

No Comments / Published on August 14, 2009

Making of Lust

By Dirk Metzmacher

Another “making-of”. First time I saw this photo I thought: “And? A nice portrait. I’m not impressed.” But please read the article Making of lust. You will see, that this “photography” was hand drawn in Photoshop. Madness.

No Comments / Published on August 13, 2009

Making of Bobby & Highlander

By Dirk Metzmacher

Ralf makes studio photographs, followed by digital processing. He presents on his Website two Making of´s. Even from these Series of images you can really learn a lot (and it’s fun). Read more »

No Comments / Published on August 12, 2009

Crater Landscape

By Dirk Metzmacher

The PDF Create Craters in Photoshop offered an alternative to the whole sky and planetary tutorials. This is a moon or asteroid, wich will combined with huge impact holes. For direct Download.

No Comments / Published on August 11, 2009