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Articles and
Other Tutorials
Articles related to Adobe Illustrator® and Adobe Photoshop®
as well as some tutorials from variety of different sources.
A
Scanner Darkly: Vector Art Goes Hollywood 
Vector
art has hit the big screen. A recent film based on a Phillip K.
Dick novel used 50 animators working for 18 months to create vector
effects... Read»
Imitating
A Scanner Darkly in Adobe Illustrator 
Using Illustrator's pencil tool and
shapes of solid color, you can imitate the graphic novel styling
of A Scanner Darkly. An animator from the film shows us how. Learn»
Retouching
Eyes in Photoshop
When doing portrait work, the eyes
of your subject are the most important points of the image. In
this tutorial, photographer Chris Alvanas... Learn»
The
Color Thief: Stealing Colors Using Illustrator CS3's LiveTrace
Adobe Ambassador Mike McHugh wants
you to get excited about color. In this colorful article, he shows
you how to create swatches... Read»
Color
Me Badd: Color Correction for Photographers
Best-selling authors Scott Kelby and
Matt Kloskowski use their shared wit and photo-editing expertise
to show you every cool trick in the book for color correcting...
Read»
Correcting
an Underexposed Image in Lightroom
Everyone overexposes an occasional
photo. You might do it deliberately, in order to convey a certain
mood, but more often than not it's an accident and you won't like
the result. Martin Evening shows how to use Lightroom to fix those
images on which you got a little carried away. Read»
Photoshop
CS3 Navigation Tips
In this excerpt from Real World Adobe
Photoshop CS3, David Blatner, Conrad Chavez, and Bruce Fraser
focus on magnification tricks and how to "zoom your zooming."
Learn»
Photoshop
CS3 and Lightroom Reflect Digital Photography's New Workflows
Adobe Photoshop CS3, Adobe Photoshop
CS3 Extended, and Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 1.0 offer the widest
and deepest range of digital-imaging options ever produced by
Adobe. How do you decide which of these applications should be
on your upgrade list? Conrad Chavez sheds light on which combination
is the best for your digital photography workflow. Read»
Bert
Monroy on Creating Photorealistic Reflections and Shadows
In this excerpt from Photoshop Studio
with Bert Monroy: Digital Painting, author and celebrated digital
painter Bert Monroy shares techniques he used to create a painting
of a shoe shop in Photoshop, with tips on how to create realistic
reflections and shadows. Read»
Photoshop
Author Matt Kloskowski’s Five Faves
Everyone has favorites. We asked Matt
Kloskowski, the education and curriculum developer for the National
Association of Photoshop Professionals—and host of our Photoshop
Reference Guide—about a few of his. Read»
Do
Not Fear the Layer Mask: Tips for Using One of Photoshop's Most
Powerful Tools
Matt Kloskowski takes the fear out
of learning to use layer masks with quick, fun tips that show
you how to make the most of one of Photoshop's most powerful tools.
Learn»
How
to Create Basic Shapes in Illustrator CS
Many objects in the Adobe Illustrator
program can be created by starting with basic shapes and then
editing them to create new shapes. In this lesson, you'll use
some basic shapes to create a logo. Along the way, you'll learn
how to use tools and commands to create basic shapes, copy and
combine objects to create new shapes, paint objects, and more.
Learn»
Tips
for Drawing with Brushes in Illustrator CS2
The heart of Illustrator is the ability
to define vector paths, usually using the Pen or Pencil tool.
The paths can have an infinite variety of fills, stroke properties,
and other effects. Among these effects is an amazing variety of
brushlike stroke attributes. In this chapter, you'll learn how
to draw with brushes; create calligraphic, art, and scatter brushes,
and more. Learn»
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