General-Purpose Projects
All types of fun things you can create inside Elements, from stamps to cards to calendars, movie posters and collages.
Matt offers up some ways to get the creative juices flowing by making your own custom cover inside Photoshop Elements to replace the stock ones offered by the online book services.
Matt offers some additional tips for enhancing and enriching composites in this companion video to his Quick Collage article.
Pump up the drama and create a great composite by combining two versions of the same shot.
For holiday cards that express your unique personality, skip the templates. We’ll show you how to design custom greeting cards.
Learn how to use your camera–and the magic of pin bokeh–to reshape the lights in your scene.
We’ve uploaded the 2012 calendar files for our “Quick and Easy Calendars” article, and Wendy Williams has added the 2012 template for her “Making a Single Page Calendar” article.
These are the 2012 template files for the “Quick and Easy Calendars from Templates” article in Photoshop Elements Techniques.
Matt shows you how to create your own Word Cloud with the website Wordle and place it on an image.
Brush the dust off of your flatbed scanner and put it to work scanning everyday objects like flowers, coins, toys, and more.
Instagram is one of the most popular apps on the iPhone right now; here’s how to get an Instagram-style look for your photos.
There are numerous ways to customize your Out of Bounds images; here are a few ideas and some links for inspiration.
Dave shows some cool and practical ways to use masking, compositing and Free Transform to apply images to objects.
Turn an ordinary photo into an extraordinary one by placing a movable, editable frame above a black and white version of your original.
Here’s a video version of Liz Ness’ “Make it Special with Wax Seals” article from the May/June 2011 issue of the magazine.
Decorate your digital correspondence, website, or scrapbook pages with this distinctive touch. It’s easy to create, and infinitely customizable.
Quickly create a custom signature (or text) brush that you can use as a watermark over and over again for your photos.
Here’s a list of resources for font management, font utilities and dingbats for both Mac and Windows.






















