In this Project 1324 short, artists Azha Luckman and Apryl Fuentes talk about what inspired them to create Shade Zine — a publication addressing the void in representation of artists of color.
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BRAND NEW for July 2016!
Five years in the making, this is the most comprehensive and detailed introduction to Photoshop that Phlearn has ever created.
If you want to learn Photoshop quickly, while picking up the best techniques, this is the perfect class for you. Learn, side-by-side with the #1 Photoshop instructor in the world, Aaron Nace.
Photoshop 101 covers nearly every tool and menu available to you in detail. This is your starting point for getting introduced to the incredible editing possibilities in Photoshop. Learn how to edit quickly, build confidence in your skills, and ensure your images come out looking great!
BONUS: We have included all the files you need to make it easy to learn and practice at the same time!
Make your workspace your own.
Start your Photoshop journey by covering all the basics that will help you build the best habits and prepare you to be more proficient from the get go. In this Phlearn PRO Tutorial we’ll get you set up with a custom workspace to best suit your needs. You will also learn about color profiles and how to get the most out of your images.
Learn Proper Workflow
Photoshop is an expansive program and it can be difficult figuring out where to start. With so many options for editing and saving, how do you make the right choice? The workflow section helps keep you focused and moving forward with confidence.
Color Profiles Explained
Discover the many color profiles and which ones should you use. With Adobe RGB, ProPhoto RGB, sRGB and others the choice can be quite confusing. Some are best for editing while others are best for web.
Layers, Masking and Groups
Learn the best ways to properly work with layers to save time and headache. Layers are one of the primary building blocks of Photoshop. We dedicate an entire section to working with layers, masking and groups.
Define Keyboard Shortcuts
Keyboard shortcuts will greatly increase your efficiency in Photoshop. While many are preset, you can create your own shortcut for just about everything. Learn how to view all the keyboard shortcuts and then how to create your own.
Type, Selections and Filters made simple.
Find the answers you’re looking for so you can focus on what really matters—your images! If you have ever found yourself confused by all the options of the Type Tool or have wishes there was a simpler way to learn how to make amazing selections with ease, prepare to expand your Photoshop horizons. The Photoshop 101 Phlearn PRO Tutorial even breaks down the barriers to working with filters like a pro.
Create Advanced Selections
Selections allow you to make changes to specific areas of your images. See how to create and combine selections using a variety of tools. Then learn how to edit and save selections to work more accurately giving you better results.
Select with Quick Masks
Quick masks allow you to create custom selections expanding your options for creating and editing selections. Quick masks also allow you to use filters like blur on selections. Learn how to create quick masks and edit selections.
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How to Use Spin Blur in Photoshop
The Spin Blur allows you to add radial movement to a static image. In this episode, we use the Spin Blur to rotate the wheels and tires of a car, making it look like it is moving!
Controlling the Spin Blur
To create a Spin Blur on your image, first duplicate the background layer and navigate to ‘Filter – Blur Gallery – Spin Blur”.
Within the Spin Blur dialog you will have access to several controls that will allow you to create an accurate blur. Adjust the location of the Spin Blur by clicking-and-dragging the center control point of the spin bur dialog. Move it to the location you want to blur.
To adjust the strength of the blur, move the ring around the center of the spin blur clockwise, or change the “Blur Angle” in the control panel on the right side of the dialog box.
Adjust the size, rotation, and feathering of the Spin Blur by moving the control points on the outer edges of the Spin Blur.
To move the blur center by holding ALT/OPTN and clicking-and-dragging the center control point of the Spin Blur.
To duplicate a Spin Blur, hold ALT/OPTN + CTRL/CMD + Click-and-Drag the center of the control point of the Spin Blur.
Older Versions of Photoshop
Spin Blur was added to the Blur Gallery in Photoshop CC 2014. If you are using an older version of Photoshop, you will still be able to spin objects in Photoshop, but the process is a bit more complicated.
For older versions, go to ‘Filter – Blur – Radial Blur’ and choose ‘Radial”. This will allow you to rotate around a central point in your image. To use the Radial Blur, first make a selection around the area you wish to blur, then load the filter. You can choose the blur radius to add less or more blur.
Masking and Creating Multiple Spin Blurs
It is a good idea to duplicate the background layer before creating a Spin Blur so you can use a layer mask to make the blur visible only where you want it to show up.
Click on the Layer Mask Icon and paint black on the layer mask where you want to hide the Spin Blur.
To create multiple Spin Blurs, simply load several in the Spin Blur Filter, or if you need some areas to overlap, use the Spin Blur Filter on multiple layers and mask in the areas you want each to be visible.