The distinctive look of vintage photocopying machines creates a unique aesthetic that blends sharp contrasts with colorful accents. This retro effect transforms ordinary photographs into stylized artwork reminiscent of 1980s design and underground art movements.…
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The distinctive visual qualities of vintage CRT monitors—with their characteristic color separation, scanlines, and analog blur—have become a powerful design element in modern digital art. These old television and computer displays created a unique aesthetic…
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If you’re ready to get off Folders, here’s how to make that happen. NOTE: Just so ya know, we’re not deleting any folders, we’re just going to use collections instead. Those folders are sacred because…
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Generative upscale, enlarging images in Photoshop A new feature in Photoshop Beta, is Generative Upscale. It uses generative ai to enlarge an image and improve its quality. How to get Photoshop Beta. Let’s look at…
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Welcome back, and thanks to all the new subscribers who joined us this week—great to have you here. This is the issue #19 of Photoshop Roadmap Weekly — a curated mix of standout Photoshop tutorials,…
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This extensive bundle offers 5000 Photoshop brushes, providing a comprehensive resource for various design tasks. It aims to streamline workflows by offering a wide range of assets, suitable for both new projects and refining existing…
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The Tekniq Photoshop Action simplifies the creation of abstract artwork from photographs. This tool allows users to transform images with minimal effort, requiring only a few clicks after loading the necessary files into Adobe Photoshop…
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Portrait editing has a problem. You can spend hours perfecting skin texture, removing blemishes, and adjusting facial features—only to end up with results that look artificial or overdone. Traditional tools treat every pixel the same…
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