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There’s a PSD photo effect for every vision
Welcome back to Art Piece đź‘‹
Another week, another tip, and another free tool you can use to improve and inspire your digital creations.
This time, we’re talking about using photo effects to reach your full creative potential.
Let’s dive in 🙌
Today’s Free Tool:
Artistic Infinity Bundle
Want to effortlessly elevate your art?
If so, the answer is simple: PSD photo effects.
And if you want the best photo effects, the Artistic Infinity Bundle is the only option to consider. With this, you get all the drama, pizzazz, and rebellious charm you can dream of — plus so much more.
Here’s what that looks like:
15 Photo Effects
18 PSD Templates in total
High-quality design, easy to use with organized layers
Well-documented instructions
A commercial license is included
Here’s a sneak peek at some of the most popular effects included in the bundle:
Artistic Retro Photo Effects
Digital Painting Photo Effects
Modern Art Photo Effects
Portrait Sketch Photo Effects
Realistic Pen Sketch Creator
You have a vision. Now, all you need is the right tool to bring it to life.
From artists to creatives, from designers to marketers, this bundle is the key to unlocking your innovation and expression.
Today’s Tip:
Up Your Game With Photo Effects
Insight from Adobe
Out of the box, Photoshop is the top application for creating and editing professional-quality images.
Knowing how to properly use photo effects can transform any creative project in no time. Here are some simple steps for getting started.
Import your photo: Open Photoshop and import the high-resolution image you want to work on. Go to File > Open, select your photo, and click Open. If you don't have Photoshop, you can try it for free by clicking here.
Adjust basic settings: Enhance your photo's brightness, contrast, and color balance. Navigate to Image > Adjustments and select options like Brightness/Contrast, Levels, or Curves to make these adjustments.
Duplicate the layer: Duplicate your original photo layer to preserve the original image. Right-click on the layer in the Layers panel and select Duplicate Layer. Work on this new layer to apply effects.
Apply filter effects: Explore different filter effects by going to Filter > Filter Gallery. Experiment with various filters such as Artistic, Brush Strokes, and Sketch to achieve the desired look.
Use adjustment layers: Create Adjustment Layers for non-destructive edits. Click the Adjustment Layer icon at the bottom of the Layers panel and choose options like Hue/Saturation, Color Balance, or Gradient Map to fine-tune your image.
Add blending modes: Experiment with different blending modes to create unique effects. Select your layer and use the dropdown menu at the top of the Layers panel to choose modes like Overlay, Soft Light, or Multiply. Adjust the opacity for subtle changes.
Make final adjustments: Convert your layer to a Smart Object by right-clicking on it and selecting Convert to Smart Object. Apply Smart Filters by going to Filter > Convert for Smart Filters. This allows you to edit filters non-destructively and fine-tune your effects as needed.
You’re done! 👏
That’s all for this week!
Tune in again next Monday for another set of free tips and tools.
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