Dave shows you a popular grungy or urban look you can apply to your images.
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Christmas is rapidly approaching so I thought it may be useful to start some of the preparations early.
Follow along as Corey shows you how to use an Adjustment Layer to create a stylized look to a partially colored image.
Corey shows you how to create a neat chalkboard backdrop that you can write on and erase.
Create some school spirit with this collage-like technique of combining text and photos.
Corey shows you how to pull off a complex-looking design using very simple techniques.
Learn an alternative method for converting images to black and white, as well as how to paint extra oomph into only the areas you want to lighten or darken.
In this project, we’ll combine two images together to change the day into night, then sprinkle it with a dash of nostalgia for a nice afterglow.
Photoshop Elements isn’t just for editing your photos. You can use it to design some cool backgrounds that could serve a multiplicity of purposes in print or on the web.
A popular effect you see with a lot of scrapbook page templates and kits is the page curl.
Archiving photos to a DVD or CD can be a utilitarian chore, but your cases don’t have to reflect the tedium of the task. Why not spice up your jacket with Photoshop Elements?and even add a matching label?
Instead of editing your photos to look sparkling and new, you can use the filters found in Photoshop Elements to make them look vintage and antique.
Split-toning is a classic effect that photographers use to tint the highlights and shadows in the photo separately.
Using the Lasso tools; working with adjustment layer masks; alternative uses for Adjust Color for Skin Tone command; striped backgrounds with Halftone filter; changing color in a black-and-white logo; adding color punch.
R.C. goes in-depth on correcting photos using Adjustment Layers.
Mike shows you how to “borrow” a pumpkin design from a photo and turn it into an outline template to overlay on the real thing.

















