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Click here to read this Step-by-Step SolidWorks Tutorial: learnsolidworks.com/solidworks_tutorials/how-to-model-a-d...
This tutorial will show you how to make a simple drawstring bag with French seams. French seams encase your raw edges so that you don’t need to add a lining and you will end up with a very neat little bag. Once you have made one, you will want to stitch yourself a little stash, they are perfect to use as toy bags, laundry bags or a even a wash bag.
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Lipstick Tutorial Compilation March 2017 💋 Part 3 💋 Lipstick Tutorial Compilation March 2017 💋 Part 3 💋 #lips #lipstik #makeup #beauty #trend #compilation #lip #lipsart www.youtube.com/attribution_link?a=26hyjY8ox6I&u=%2Fw...
Processing a single image and then blending
This tutorial works well for a single photograph that has been taken and exposed correctly. You can then process the photograph for different areas of the picture and then blend the two pictures. For example we can process a photo for the sky then process it for the foreground and then blend them.
It is important that you don’t crop, rotate or resize the photo until they are blended otherwise you will have different photos and ghosting effects on them.
The following example processing a sky and blending it with a foreground.
1.Open your photo into Photoshop and go to the File menu and do Save As and save the picture as SKY
2.Duplicate your layer
3.Under the layers click on the half black half white circle and click on curves
4.This will now bring up a curves adjustment layer that allows to alter the picture. On the diagonal line click in the middle of it and pull it slowly towards the bottom right hand corner. You will notice a change in the sky. Change the curve until you are happy with how the sky looks. Don’t worry about how the foreground looks at all!
5.Once you are happy with the sky flatten your layers by going to Layer menu and select Flatten Image
6.Save the picture
7.Keep the Sky picture you have just altered open in Photoshop
8.Now open your original picture into Photoshop
9.Once they are both open you want to place the original picture on top of the Sky picture
10.To do this use the select tool from the left hand side tool bar (the select is the arrow too)
11.Now hold down the shift key click on your original image and drag it onto the top of the sky image.
12.If the pictures take up the whole of the screen you can still drag them on top of each other by dragging it into the name of the file at the top of the Photoshop screen and waiting until the other picture appears
13.Holding down the shift key is very important. This will line up the images exactly. If you didn’t hold down they shift key it would drop the photo on top of the other one wherever you let go of it
14.Once they are on top of each other you need to add a mask to your top layer – in this case the original picture
15.Click the square box with the circle in it under the layers to make a mask – this has to be done with the top layer selected – possibly now named as layer 1
16.We are now going to blend the layers very much like we have done with selective colours and the motion blurs but we will use the Gradient tool
17.Select the gradient tool from the tool bar (hovering your mouse over the icons will show you the tool names) or press G on the keyboard to select it
18.Use the Gradient tool to drag a line from the top of the picture to where the sky line ends
19.As the gradient tool is quite soft it will blend the top and bottom of the photo together so you will now have the sky you processed showing through and the nice clear foreground at the bottom
20.Finally flatten your image and save it with a new file name
free pattern! blogged: imaginegnats.blogspot.com/2013/02/raccoons-in-love.html
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Pues ya está. Si tuviera más tiempo subirÃa hoy mismo otras para que se aprecie realmente hasta donde se puede llegar con este proceso... otro dÃa será.
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Recipe: How to Prepare Artichokes tutorial, plus Roasted Artichokes with Lemon and Garlic recipe from My Recession Kitchen
Guest post by Georgia Pellegrini
1. Duplicated color layer, giving me Layer 1
2. Added a channel mixer, set to monochrome set red 60 green 37 blue 22 (but that can change with photo).
3. Used keyboard command Command + e to merge adjustment layer and Layer 1, giving me a black and white above the color.
4. Duplicate the black and white layer (command + j ) and invert it (command + i).
5. Put the inverted layer (Layer 1 copy) in "Linear Dodge" blending mode from the menu on the Layers Pallet. You should now have a white photo.
6. Run gaussian blur on Layer 1 copy, I used 150. This will give you a sketch look.
7. Add a levels adjustment layer and move the left slider until you get a good black.
8. In CS2 select all the layers except the background layer (the color one). In previous versions you'll need to link those layers by click on the little link boxes in the layers pallet. From the fly-out menu on the Layers Pallet choose "New Group from layers..." (in earlier versions it'll say "linked").
9. Add a layer mask to the group (user the layer mask button on the pallet) and from choose Edit > Fill and make it black at about 30 or 40 percent. Also put it in diffuse mode.
10. I flattened the image and from the Filtered menu I added an Angled Stroke with Direction balance set to 50 stroke length 15 sharpness 1. I also add a Texturizer with Canvas texture and set Relief at 5 and scaling at 100%.
FOR WINDOWS: command = conrol
Tutorial by Ananda Y of A Piece of Rainbow.
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Find the tutorial to make this cute headband here: andiejohnsonsews.blogspot.com/2011/06/reversible-headband...
Playing around with this sketch tutorial. ClaraDon turned me onto a twist. In the last step, instead of Gaussian blur, choose filter, other, minimum with a radius of 1 or 2. OK, following so far? Here is my twist.......create an image with Don's twist and then make one following the tutorial. Put the "tutorial version" on top in the layer palette and choose layer style "multiply". This is how this image was created, by using two techniques together. Have Fun!
These photos were for a tutorial on how to make various hair accessories.
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Firme, compacto, elegante.... Si te gusta el Colgante Samba, puedes comprar el tutorial en mi tienda de Etsy:
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Here is a tutorial for how to view my 3D photos.
You'll need to look at the full size image to see the animation.
It may take a while to load becasue it's about 4MB.
The animation illustrates the steps described below:
- Put your finger up against the screen at the middle of the two images.
- Now keeping your eyes focused on your finger, slowly move it towards your face, away from the screen.
- You should notice that behind your finger the two images spit into four images, and as your continue to move your finger closer to you, the two middle images come together and end up overlapping.
- Once that happens you've found the correct focal point for the image.
- Move your finger down slowly so that it no longer covers any part of the image and hopefully your eyes will now show you the 3d image in all its glory.
Along with being able to work with more layers at higher resolutions, faster computers and more powerful graphics cards make it possible to output to multiple projectors or monitors from a single machine. In particular, the new 15″ Retina MacBook Pro features a combination of a fast SSD...
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Origami dress tutorial ny Rebecca Lynn created for www.polkadotdoordesign.blogspot.com and the Scrappin Patch using Prima paper.
Tutorial to make this purse blogged about here www.guthrie-ghani.co.uk/blog/double-snap-frame-purse-tuto...
needle book tutorial here: imaginegnats.blogspot.com/2012/12/raccoon-felt-needle-boo... (includes link to download printable pdf)
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The continuation of part 1 . Blogged
You will also find the whole video on Youtube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBzPs3xpE7c
Please join me on the blog today as I make up a simple, weighted blanket - commonly used for people with sensory disorders, those on the autism spectrum, and to help treat anxiety conditions.
This version is made in flannel and bound with a 1/4" double-fold binding. It weighs 4 pounds, with 6" channels, and measures approximately 39" by 51".
Please join me on the blog today as I make up a simple, weighted blanket - commonly used for people with sensory disorders, those on the autism spectrum, and to help treat anxiety conditions.
This version is made in flannel and bound with a 1/4" double-fold binding. It weighs 4 pounds, with 6" channels, and measures approximately 39" by 51".