Today I am bringing you a .psd colouring file that will turn a daytime photograph to a red sunset.
The beauty of .psd files is that all the adjustment layers are available for making your own desired changes, and although for most images not a lot of tweaking should be necessary, the facility is invaluable to get the exact effect you require.
I hope you have a use for this and enjoy it!
Click on the image below to download the .zip file
It must be wonderful to be an artist and be able to create stunning pieces of work from scratch, and these days there is such a lot of outstanding digital art around, there is a huge amount of talent out there!
Here we bring you a collection of some beautiful digital scenic paintings. Some are scenes that are quite real – or could be, others are fantasy scenes, and some are somewhere between the two, with elements of reality and elements of fantasy – they are all examples of stunning digital art.
As the season is approaching very rapidly, I have created a bright, colourful texture for free download.
The size is 3000 x 2000px, 72ppi resolution.
This texture gives some wonderful results overlaid on snowy scene backgrounds with a layer blending mode applied. The image below shows the results of 4 such blends.
I hope you have a use for this texture.... Enjoy!
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Today I have created a psd colouring file that gives a dark, grainy effect for portrait photographs.
There is a texture included with this file. If the texture is too small for your image, simply use the Transform tool to resize it to cover the canvas.
I hope you have a use for this and enjoy it!
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There are many, many brushes available for Photoshop, and combining brushes with Photoshop’s layer modes can create some stunning colouring effects.
For this quick tip in colouring in Photoshop you will need brushes that have shading – solid shapes will not work with this method.
Using just a few colours and different layer modes you can create art with subtle shade differences, and the variances are almost endless – this is a great way to learn how the layer modes work, you can adjust, readjust and adjust again until you achieve the desired effects.
I was wandering around my building site of a garden last week, camera in hand, and took some shots of the rubble laying around. They turned out to be quite decent textures, so I am offering the set of six as a free download.
There are no restrictions on the use of these textures, apart from the obvious courtesy: if you publish them anywhere else, please link back to here and don't claim them as your own.
I hope you can use them and enjoy them.
I dabble in photo manipulation a little, and I have been disappointed lately to discover that I cannot find textures that are just autumn colours, with no grain or images. So I decided to create some and offer them as a free download.
I hope you can use them and enjoy them.
Click on image to download the .zip file containing 4 textures.
We can, at times, be quite horrified by the way wild animals treat their young. If there is a disability or the offspring is weak in any way, it is usually either abandoned and left to die or actually killed by the mother. In the wild only the fittest survive.
However, for those that are born strong and healthy, we humans could learn a lot from mothers in the wild. They provide food and schooling, along with play and comfort. There is nothing like a mother's love!
Here we bring you some beautiful images of wild mothers with their babies, along with a short synopsis of the life cycle of each species featured.
Halloween is celebrated in a lot of countries around the world, and has many traditions and folklore tales attached to it.
Witches, pumpkins, black cats, zombies, graveyards and things that go bump in the night are some of the images that immediately make us recognise an image as being Halloween-related.
Halloween is short for All Hallows Evening, and it was originally a pagan festival that heralded the end of summer, that originated in the United Kingdom - particularly Ireland and Scotland.
The children's game of trick or treating also originated in Britain in medieval times, but it was originally called 'guising', where children would perform a trick (singing, reciting poetry, etc.) to earn their treat.
On this All Hallows Evening, I am bringing you a collection of outstanding digital art representing Halloween. Here you will find many different genres - photomanipulation, digital drawing, illustration, etc., and some varying styles, including cute, dark and sketchy. The one thing they all have in common is the skill of the artist.
Today I am offering this set of gradients using colours inspired by the forest. There are 15 gradients in this free set.
I hope you have a use for them and can enjoy them.
Click on the image to download the .grd file.
