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In this tutorial, we will be showing you the last sharpening technique and it is called the High Pass technique. High Pass filter is one of the obscure Photoshop filters that tries to determine the edges in an image. When you blend the High Pass layer with the original unsharpened image, you get a great looking image. Throughout this course we will show you different blend modes and give you tips and tricks to improving the image quality.

Make someone's clothes disappear. No there's no skin revealed. This is an opposite to the Invisible people tutorial

How to make dress folds and clothing folds in Photoshop

Learn a few tips and tricks to turn any regular photo into a more professional looking one.

Turn a light-skinned person into a dark-skinned one. It‘s a very fun and creative effect and you can also try to use it the other way around!

Broken Glass - Make a cool Broken Glass effect with any image

How to exchange a face - Swapping faces in Photoshop

Learn how to make Angel Wings in Minutes!

Create an Kamehameha Energy Ball in your Palm

Work with the colors, several possibilities of correcting the drawbacks of the model‘s figure. We‘ll learn to apply some of the program‘s filters too

This tutorial will show you how to create a clean looking web layout for your portfolio

Full Signature Tutorial covering lots of important aspects in sig making like render selection, coloring, composition, text and a lot more. In this tut you will be using primarily vectors and C4D's.

Make an awesome Wanted Poster in Photoshop

This tutorial will show you how to create a unique futuristic layout.

Learn how to make a basic yet realistic grungy metal texture. This would also suit an army tank texture.

Create a nice flyer for Toyota Challenge, San Jose

A Step by Step tutorial on making a very unique sig graphic with many techniques

A quick way to create white eyes and skin.

Create a Black and Orange Blog Layout

Grunge IPod design in Photoshop - Make a cool grungy ad or wallpaper

Learn how to design the Wii header found at Nintendo.com