- [Instructor] A lot of the filters that emulate…the traditional drawing techniques are found…under the Filter Gallery.…Now a cautious note here, if your image is in 16 bit…and you select the Filter menu, Filter Gallery…will be grayed out, it'll be unaccessible,…and that's because in order to apply Filter Gallery…you have to convert your images to 8 bit,…and you can do that using the Image menu,…and then Mode, and then 8 Bit.…Alright, to make this a non-destructive effect,…I will select Filter, and then Convert for Smart Filters.…
That converts my background into a Smart Object.…I want to demonstrate two different techniques here,…and there's a subtle difference between them.…But the first technique, we're going to add a filter…and then I'm going to change the filter's blend mode.…When you change the filter's blend mode,…that changes the way the filter is applied to the layer.…After that we're going to apply a different filter…to two different layers and then use the Layers panel…blend modes in order to get the two different layers…
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11/3/2017Photoshop CC boasts tools and features for making tonal and color adjustments, applying effects and treatments to type and graphics, and distorting, filtering, and layering elements—all while maintaining the highest-quality output. In this course, Julieanne demonstrates how to efficiently perform common design tasks, including editing images, drawing shapes, and working with type and fonts. Along the way, she shares the secrets of nondestructive editing using Smart Objects, and helps you master features such as layers, filters, blending modes, typography, custom brushes, vector masks, and much more—increasing your productivity every step of the way.
- Working with Smart Objects
- Linked vs. embedded Smart Objects
- Creative transformations and warping
- Essential filters for designers
- Emulating traditional drawing techniques
- Working with shape and fill layers
- Pen tool basics
- Applying layer effects and styles
- Type essentials
- Creative brush techniques
- Working with libraries and artboards
- Exporting files and sharing images
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 10s
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What you need to know1m 21s
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1. Working with Smart Objects
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2. Creative Transformations for Designers
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Warping images4m 55s
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Puppet Warp7m 29s
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Perspective Warp3m 16s
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3. Essential Filters for Designers
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Creating custom trees3m 7s
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4. Basic Shape Layers
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Using the shape tools8m 40s
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Using shapes as vector masks4m 22s
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Adding texture to a shape2m 36s
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5. Pen Tool
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The Curvature Pen tool9m 9s
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Pen tool basics6m 2s
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Drawing curved path5m 7s
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Drawing complex path5m 12s
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Drawing a shape3m 58s
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6. Fill Layers and Blend Modes
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7. Essential Layer Effects and Styles
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Creative layer effect styles5m 55s
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How to scale layer styles1m 42s
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8. Type Essentials
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The glyph panel3m 38s
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Font match: Latin fonts2m 36s
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Adding type along a path4m 52s
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9. Painting Essentials
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Brush essentials11m 57s
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The mixer brush8m 18s
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Saving and organzing brushes4m 30s
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Painting along a path1m 37s
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10. Working with Libraries
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Libraries panel essentials4m 54s
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Sharing libraries3m 32s
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Working with Adobe Stock1m 33s
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11. Artboards
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Creating artboards4m 40s
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Adding content to artboards7m 18s
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12. Exporting Files and Sharing Images
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Quickly exporting images3m 58s
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Conclusion
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Next steps45s
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