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yourfonts
Fonts for texts (pt4)
Please, like or reblog if you download it
  • Gandhi
  • Banana yeti
  • Winter poppins + Bestlovers
  • Aaleyah
  • Bartond
  • Feelin sweet
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klauswalz
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andyboosack-a
𝐑𝐄𝐃 𝐍𝐀𝐈𝐋𝐒 & 𝐀 𝐁𝐔𝐓𝐂𝐇𝐄𝐑'𝐒 𝐊𝐍𝐈𝐅𝐄 𝐛𝐲 𝐁𝐈𝐄𝐑𝐒𝐀𝐂𝐊 : hi everyone, it’s adora, and today i have for all of you a very simple promo template that can be used for indie rp or group rp promos. it’s extremely straightforward and easy to use with everything labeled. minimal photoshop experience is necessary to learn how to use this one. psd coloring is not included. fonts used: germanica, roboto, and playfair. feel free to edit to your liking. credit is appreciated. please like & reblog if using. dl in source.
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selwynkane

rhsand’s texture pack: sunbeam

25 sunbeam style texture images in varying golden, black, white, and beige tones.

disclaimer: all images were found, and edited. this is simply a folder of them put together, i do not own any of these images. only for personal use.

  • download here
  • like/reblog if using
  • all textures are 540x700 
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klauswalz
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rresources
vestaproductionss-deactivated20 asked:

Is there anyway you can make or recommend a tutorial on how to use templates? I recently bought a template and I have no idea how to use it.

I got as far as adding the photos but I couldn’t resize them to fit the canvas. What I bought was a template called rosebud by creationcolors. I can’t find a single tutorial that shows how to edit those kinds of templates.

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rresources answered:

Absolutely! There are multiple ways to use templates, so here are a mix of tutorials that may help you:

A few tutorials on resizing/editing gifs:

I hope one of these helps you! If you are still in need of help, let us know. You could also ask the template maker the preferred dimensions of the gifs in the template and crop to make the gifs that size before starting your template making process.

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klauswalz
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roleplaydesign

Okay so on my previous blogs, I’ve been getting asked how I do certain things in Photoshop. So This post is to help you know everything that you need to for this lovely Program. This will tell you all about the tools and the windows and what some do. This is going to be a long post, so If you cannot find what you’re looking for, try finding what you need by pressing Command + F for Mac, Control + F for Windows (I believe) on your keyboard to search for something. If you can’t find it then it may not be in this post, feel free to ask me in my ask box! Until then Keep reading!

Photoshop Toolbar:

  • Move Tool: This tool allows you to move any selected section in your layers.
  • Marquee Tool: This tool, you can select specific areas by clicking and dragging. You can right click to fill the selected section or you can add a stroke. You also have the option to use the Ellipse Tool by right clicking on the tool to make perfect circles! Just play with this tool.
  • Lasso Tool: This bad boy you can free hand select what you want. Like you’re drawing free hand instead of a square, rectangle, circle etc. This tool comes in handy!
  • Quick Selection Tool: This tool is your new best friend. Yes! It does EVERYTHING for you when you want to hurry and make a transparent image. It selects everything that you want it to select. I love this tool so much! This is the same thing kind of with the Magic Wand Tool. All you do is click something and it will select what you want!
  • Crop Tool: This tool is pretty much self explanatory. You just crop your picture!
  • Eye Dropper Tool: This tool you can take and click on any part of the image you want to get a specific color on the picture. It gives it to you instead of you trying to find it.
  • Patch Tool: LIFE SAVER! Yes this tool you can remove any flaws in a picture. All you do is circle something and drag it over to a clean spot of the picture. For example: Circle any acne of a person and slide it on a clean piece of skin. I love this tool!
  • Brush Tool: Another one of those tools that are pretty self explanatory. You can find brushes that you like on deviantart.com and many more sites!
  • Clone Stamp: With this, you can use this to remove watermarks (logos) on pictures, but I would say it’s not the easiest tool to use.
  • History Brush Tool: This tool allows you to go back from what you did. I never use this.
  • Eraser Tool: This allows you to erase anything on a layer besides a background layer if it is locked.
  • Magic Eraser Tool: This tool is really helpful when you want to make an image transparent. For example: If you want to remove the background of something, use this!
  • Paint Bucket Tool: You can fill in any layer with a color!
  • Gradient Tool: When you have a background color and a foreground color you can click and drag this tool to make an awesome gradient! This is how I did the picture above ^.^
  • Blur Tool: Basically you can blur free hand without the filter.
  • Sharpen Tool: Same thing with the Blur Tool. Just sharpening any part of a picture.
  • Dodge Tool: This can lighten up any Midtones, shadows or highlights.
  • Burn Tool: This can darken up any Midtones, shadows, or highlights.
  • Pen Tool: This allows you to create certain points and connect them to make a path.
  • Text Tool: Self explanatory haha. You can find some great fonts at dafont.com!
  • Path Selection Tool: You can adjust several shape and path layers.
  • Rectangle Tool: This allows you to create a shape. You can also use custom shapes as well and fill them in with pretty colors.
  • Hand Tool: You can click and drag where you want you window to be.
  • Magnifying Glass: Zoom in or Out

Photoshop Windows:

  • Photoshop Window: Here you can edit any preferences
  • File Window: You can Save your work, open up things, create new files, open up the Mini Bridge, Share your screen, open gifs, etc.
  • Edit Window: Undo, redo, fade, cut, copy, paste, clear, spell check, add brushes and patterns, etc.
  • Image Window: Change the mode of your image, crop, configure adjustments.
  • Layer Window: Merge layers, make new ones, rasterize (make layer), align, hide, group, unhide, etc.
  • Select Window: Select everything (entire picture), save or load selection of the layer.
  • Filter Window: Here you can record actions. You have a sharpen filter, blur filter, high pass filter and most of these have different options and allows you to adjust the amount.
  • View Window: Anything in Photoshop you want to view like rulers or switch to full screen.
  • Window: This here, you can view any panel window you want. Such as your layers, text, etc for more options.
  • Help Window: Obviously, if you need help.. Get your system info. Like what version you’re running etc.
  • 3D Window: This is only optional if you have any extended version of Photoshop.

If you want to know how to do stuff, just feel free to look through the tutorials tag or feel free to request any tutorial that you would like me to make! Hope this helps you and happy Photoshopping!

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klauswalz
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chaoticresources

Comes with instructions. You’ll need watercolor textures to make this work. 

Notice: When a “make” function not available notice comes up, hit continue.

P.D: To add some background like I did on the preview, use a paper texture set to multiply on top of your edit. 

━ Please like or reblog if you use ━ Do not repost ━ Feedback is cool ━ Download

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anya-chalotra
lesbvan asked:

hi ava !! i love all of ur edits so so much and they give me a lot of inspiration! one of the problems i have is fonts though so i was wondering if u have any favorite fonts u could share? thank u !! 💓

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anya-chalotra answered:

I have an absurd number of fonts downloaded—I’m literally like a child that’s been left unattended in the toy aisle at the store, I see any font that’s remotely aesthetically pleasing and I download it before I’ve even fully thought it through—and I love probably a similarly ridiculous number of them, so I’m going to narrow it down to fonts I’ve used in gifsets and also a couple of stragglers I thought were worth including.

SERIF

SANS-SERIF

SCRIPT / CURSIVE, BRUSH, HANDWRITTEN

GOTHIC

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amateurps

Simple Glitch Effect GIF Tutorial

Hey, how are you? In this tutorial, we’ll see how to make this simple glitch effect gif in Photoshop.

Add adjustments to your liking (you can definitely do this step at the end, it’s up to you). Then open the Timeline (Window> Timeline

Duplicate the photo’s layer (Ctrl+J) and double click the duplicated layer to open the Layer Style window.

In this default blending option, let only the Red channel visible and click ok:

Create a new frame in your timeline and move the layer (I moved to the left):

Now, create transition frames. To do so, select the first frame and click on this icon (image below). Then, set how many transition frames you want (I did 3).

Create a new frame and move the layer to the opposite direction:

Select the penultimate frame then click on the transition frame icon and click ok (add the same amount as the previous step). And you’re done!

Save your click Ctrl+Shift+Alt+S and make sure the predefinition is set to gif and the loop option is always.

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ninamodaffari

random photoshop tips:

* if you want, you can always give smart sharpen a try, rather than just using sharpen. you can control the amount and how it’ll affect the surrounding area, rather than just an overall application of sharpness.

* photo filters are also a neat thing and can help unify colors of a piece or even set a mood. there are cool and warm filters, along with colors (red, orange, blue, purple, etc)

* i tend to do a separate layer filled with grey (7f7f7f), then noise > add noise > gaussian at around 3-5%, then set that layer to overlay. it adds noise to your picture and helps break up the color of your image and adds a neat effect!

* having trouble with a particular curve of your lineart? use path (pen) tool. trace out the shape that you want and then loop it back around to the origin point. go path > make selection, right click the selection, then use stroke. after that you can just erase any of the line that you do not want.

* if you want a straight line with your brush, click the starting point on the canvas, hold shift and press another point. viola! straight line. 

* if your image looks a bit flat, i find that adding a new curve layer and setting it to ‘linear curve’ helps immensely. 

uhh there’s a lot more but that’s all that comes to mind atm. hopefully this helps some of you!

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tywvin
as requested by anon , here are some tips i learned about editing ! i hope these can help you in some way or another  ‍ (o˘◡˘o)

→ ‍  ‍  ‍ about ; ‍  ‍  ‍  the program i use for editing is photoshop, so this will be focused on it + some other general stuff !

→ ‍  ‍  ‍ disclaimer ; ‍  ‍  ‍  this isn’t a step-by-step tutorial of how i personally edit ! my process varies a lot even in different panels of the same edit. these are just tips and things i’ve learned / use very frequently and that i think might be helpful !    ( i also won’t be explaining everything in depth so if you’re curious about something please feel free to ask ! )

→ ‍  ‍  ‍ if you find this useful ; ‍  ‍  ‍  please consider buying me a coffee !

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