How to Create a Glass Texture With

Photoshop
1. Create a Worksheet 
Open Photoshop, then create a new worksheet, press CTRL N . give
size 1200x800 pixesl , Resolution 300 pixels/Inch . Ok.

2. Use the Cloud Render Filter

Next, make sure the Foreground and Background are Black and
White,  press D.  then go to the Filter - Render - Clouds menu . will create a
shape like a collection of clouds. This is the basic form of the glass texture.
3. Add Noise Filter
Now we are going to add black dots in the image with a noise filter. This aims
to make the image more dense. go to Filter - Noise - Add Noise . give Amount
10% , select Gaussian , Check Monochromatic .

4. Give Filter Plastic Wrap

Go to Filter - Artistic - Plastic Wrap . provide settings:
 Hightlight Strength = 7
 Detail = 8
 Smoothness = 9, Ok.
Also read: How to make a plastic effect photo in Photoshop .
5. The Last Step, Give Filter Glass
Now, here is the main setting, namely Filter Glass, which functions to make
objects look like a glass effect. go to Filter - Distort - Glass . provide settings:
 Ddistortion = 16
 Smoothness = 3
 Texture = Frosted
 Scalling = 100%, Ok.
The result is as follows
Our glass texture is ready. As for the picture of our glass, it's basically the
Cloud effect earlier. please practice using other models, for example your own
photos or pictures of landscapes. then as if the image is seen behind the
glass of ice.
 Create a Glass Texture using
Photoshop
Posted by diky

» Photoshop, » Tutorial

» Tuesday, January 20, 2015

Photoshop tutorial this time I will share a tutorial that is very

easy to practice, which is to create a glass texture effect. This very
easy tutorial doesn't take much time to make. The following
tutorial makes a Photoshop glass texture .

First open photoshop before creating, then create a new document

go to File > New there will be a display like the box below, set it
to 800px wide and 800px high then 300 resolution, OK
after success with the above method then change the color as
below, .. I'm here using gray and white colors.

then go to Render > Clouds

when you're done adding the clouds effect, then go to Filter >
Artistic > Plastic Warp , set it to Highlight Strength 12, Detail
10, Smoothness 4.

then create a new effect layer as shown below

then select the Glass effect, set it to distortion 15, smoothness 3,
Texture "Tiny Lens", scaling 140% and check Invert then ok

the result is like this so the glass effect

 LEARN TO MAKE PAPER TEXTURE IN PHOTOSHOP
Step 1

Open Photoshop - New file or create a new

sheet. I'm using 1500x1000 pixels . Click OK

Step 2

Select the Gradient tool ( G ) in the left toolbar

menu. make sure black and white - Diamond
gradient - Mode = Different .
Step 3

Then create a gradient several times in the image so

that it forms a black crack like the one below.
Your shape will not be the same as mine, so make
the one that suits your satisfaction.
Step 4

Next is the embossing effect. this effect will give the

gradient a chrome feel. so the gradient is converted
to a gray form.

Go to Filter - Stylize - Emboss.

The settings dialog box will appear.
Make height = 3 , Amount = 200 . if you are not
satisfied, then experiment with the settings yourself.
The result will look like the image below. however,
the level of gray color is still too striking. therefore
we have to adjust the color again according to the
color of the paper, which is white.
 Step 5

Press CTRL + I  or Image - Adjustment -

Level. give the settings: black leave 0 , white
give 145 , and gray give 0.91.

Next Press CTRL + M or go to Image - Adjustment -

Curves. then make it like the image below.
 Remember :: this is not an absolute measure,
when you have your own settings then use as you
please, so that our experiment continues.
Click OK and see the result
2011101829

Create a Futuristic Abstract Text Effect in Photoshop

in photoshop

In this Photoshop tutorial , we will discuss how to create futuristic

abstract text. You may often encounter this type of text in media that
has a futuristic impression in it, such as movie posters for
example. For the steps to make it, it's very easy! No special
techniques will be used, only standard tricks that even beginners can
try. Let's just go to step by step how to make it. Good luck, hopefully
useful!

Step 1
Create a new document, set the width to 800px and Height 600px.

Step 2
Fill the canvas with black color, then make the text "DESIGN" with
white color, I
used the Futura font, just adjust the size as shown below.
Step 3
Press Ctrl+E on the Keyboard, so that the layers are merged into one.

Step 4
Choose Filter>Distort>Wave . Arrange the points as illustrated
below, If you have, press OK.
Step 5
Next select Filter>Pixelate>Fragment , so the result will look like the
image below
Step 6
Select again Filter>Style>Glowing Edges . Set the points as shown
below, click OK.
Step 7
The next step is to press Ctrl+A then Ctrl+C on the keyboard
to copy , then Paste (Ctrl+V) in the Channel section, after
clicking New Channel which is in the lower right corner (see image
below), the new Channel is automatically named "Alpha 1".
Step 8
Go back to the Layer Palette , click the New Layer iconthen
select Select>Load Selection . Then open the channel
palette. Select "Alpha 1", so that the selected part appears (see image
below), fill the selected part with white using the Paint Bucket Tool .
Step 9
Next Ctrl+J (to duplicate the layer) on the Background layer so that
the background copy layer appears, then
select Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur . Set the radius to 1.5 pixels, click
OK.
Step 10
Next type the text STUDIO on the keyboard, then
select Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur . Set the
radius to 0.5 pixels, click OK

Step 11
Create a new layer, then select Filter>Render>Cluods , make sure
the Foreground is white and the Background is black, then double
click on the Clouds layer so that the Layer Style window appears,
check the Gradient Overlay section, set as illustrated below.
Step 12
Change the Blending Mode to Screen and lower the Opacity to 35%
See the result as shown below
Step 13
Enter the image of the circles of light ( Bokeh ) which you can
find here . Adjust the size, click Enter on the keyboard
Step 14
Change the Blending Mode of the bokeh layer to Soft Light and
lowerits Opacity to 85%.
Step 15
Then select Image>Adjustments>Exposure . Set the point as shown
below
The final result
2011122377

LetterPress Effect in Photoshop

in photoshop , tips

In this tutorial, Design Studio has light tips on how to create a

letterpress effect in Photoshop. As the name implies, the letterpress
effect is a pressure effect that makes text look like it has depth. In
Photoshop, you can create this effect very easily, using just a
combination of color play and layer styles! Let's just go into the step
by step manufacture.

Step 1
Create a new document in Photoshop , size 500x300 pixels with RGB
color mode.
Step 2
Change the background color to red (#cd0019).

Step 3
Double-click the 'Background' layer in the layer palette , then click Ok
in the new layer window that appears. This step is to change the
background layer to be editable and given a layer style .

Step 4
Double-click the 'background' layer in the layer palette , a layer
style window will appear. Check the gradient overlay list, and adjust
the settings as shown below. If so, click OK.
Step 5
Make sure the layer is 'active background', then on the menu bar,
choose Filter > Noise > Add Noise . Set the Amount value =
3, Distribution = Gaussian, and check the Monochromatic section . If
so, click OK.

The result will be like the image below:

Step 6
Now, use the Text tool (T) to add text, I'm using Yellow tail font . Give
the font color a slightly darker color than the base background color
(#7b000f).
Step 7
Double-click on the 'Design Studio' layer, then give it four layer styles
with their respective settings as shown below:
Step 8
As a result, now the text already has a depth in the form of a
letterpress effect.
Step 9
If later there are other elements that you want to give a similar effect
(letterpress), you don't need to create them again from scratch. Just
right click on the 'Design Studio' layer and select Copy Layer
Style . Then right-click on the layer that you want to give a similar
effect (in this case the DS icon), then select Paste Layer Style . This
will save you a lot of time working with Adobe Photoshop .
2013091718

Vintage Effects on Photos with Photoshop

in photoshop

Vintage aka Old school effect when used properly will give a nostalgic,

antique, and unique impression. The vintage impression can be
applied to various graphic elements such as letters, pictures/photos,
layouts, etc. In this Photoshop tutorial , we will try to turn an ordinary
photo into a vintage photo . This tutorial requires no complicated
techniques and is quite simple to follow, just check it out!   :)

Step 1

You can use any photo, but in this tutorial, I'm using a photo I found
on Flickr . Download the photo, and enter it into
the Photoshop application . Previously, I set the canvas size to
1024x731 px (according to the size of the photo). Rename the photo
layer to 'image'.

Step 2

Select the 'image' layer in the layer palette, then go to Filter > Noise >
Add Noise . Set the Amount value to 5, select Gaussian in
the Distribution section , then tick the Monochromatic check mark . If
so, click OK.
Step 3

Click the 'Create new fill or adjustment layer' icon at the bottom of the
layers palette and select Hue/Saturation . Set the values for Hue,
Saturation, and Lightness as shown below. Don't forget to check
the Colorize section . Up to this point, we have determined the color
'tone' of the photo.
Step 4

Click the 'Create new fill or adjustment layer' icon again. This time,
choose Exposure . Set the Exposure , Offset , and Gamma values as
shown below.

Step 5

Now click on the masking-thumbnail on the Exposure layer (see

image). Change Photoshop's foreground color to black by pressing
the D key on your keyboard. Then brush the brush (B) on the center
of the canvas to mask the adjustment filter on the image. A
black brush is used to remove the Exposure effect in the middle of the
canvas so that the dark part (due to the Exposure effect) stays at the
edges.
Step 6

Next, change the foreground color to white by pressing the X key on

the keyboard. Create a new layer and fill it
with foreground color (white) by pressing Alt + Delete keys on the
keyboard. Select the layer, then select Filter > Noise > Add
Noise and adjust the noise settings as shown below.
Step 7

Now use the Magic Wand Tool (W) to randomly erase part of 'layer
1'. When the Magic Wand Tool is active, in the Control Bar at the top
set the Tolerance value to 30 and check the Contiguous section , then
click anywhere on the canvas and press the Delete key  to delete
it. The result will be something like the image below. Press Ctrl +
D keys on the keyboard to exit selection mode.
Step 8

Still on 'layer 1', use a Brush (B) size of 1px and hardness of 100%,

then scribble randomly on 'layer 1' to give the photo a broken and
worn look.
Step 9

Change the blend mode of 'layer 1' to Overlay and opacity to 50%.

Step 10

Create a new layer, fill it with color #c9ae8e . This layer will be

automatically named 'layer 2'.

Step 11

Select 'layer 2' then go to Filter > Texture > Grain . In the Grain
window , set the Intensity to 15 and the Contrast to 5, click Ok when
you're done.
Step 12

Change the blend mode of 'layer 2' to Softlight and opacity to

70. Done!

Final Result
This is the final result that we got after following the steps above. If
you have something to ask or say, please comment! Good luck and
hopefully useful! :)
2013091718

Vintage Effects on Photos with Photoshop

in photoshop

Vintage aka Old school effect when used properly will give a nostalgic,

antique, and unique impression. The vintage impression can be
applied to various graphic elements such as letters, pictures/photos,
layouts, etc. In this Photoshop tutorial , we will try to turn an ordinary
photo into a vintage photo . This tutorial requires no complicated
techniques and is quite simple to follow, just check it out!   :)

Step 1

You can use any photo, but in this tutorial, I'm using a photo I found
on Flickr . Download the photo, and enter it into
the Photoshop application . Previously, I set the canvas size to
1024x731 px (according to the size of the photo). Rename the photo
layer to 'image'.

Step 2

Select the 'image' layer in the layer palette, then go to Filter > Noise >
Add Noise . Set the Amount value to 5, select Gaussian in
the Distribution section , then tick the Monochromatic check mark . If
so, click OK.
Step 3

Click the 'Create new fill or adjustment layer' icon at the bottom of the
layers palette and select Hue/Saturation . Set the values for Hue,
Saturation, and Lightness as shown below. Don't forget to check
the Colorize section . Up to this point, we have determined the color
'tone' of the photo.
Step 4

Click the 'Create new fill or adjustment layer' icon again. This time,
choose Exposure . Set the Exposure , Offset , and Gamma values as
shown below.

Step 5

Now click on the masking-thumbnail on the Exposure layer (see

image). Change Photoshop's foreground color to black by pressing
the D key on your keyboard. Then brush the brush (B) on the center
of the canvas to mask the adjustment filter on the image. A
black brush is used to remove the Exposure effect in the middle of the
canvas so that the dark part (due to the Exposure effect) stays at the
edges.
Step 6

Next, change the foreground color to white by pressing the X key on

the keyboard. Create a new layer and fill it
with foreground color (white) by pressing Alt + Delete keys on the
keyboard. Select the layer, then select Filter > Noise > Add
Noise and adjust the noise settings as shown below.
Step 7

Now use the Magic Wand Tool (W) to randomly erase part of 'layer
1'. When the Magic Wand Tool is active, in the Control Bar at the top
set the Tolerance value to 30 and check the Contiguous section , then
click anywhere on the canvas and press the Delete key  to delete
it. The result will be something like the image below. Press Ctrl +
D keys on the keyboard to exit selection mode.
Step 8

Still on 'layer 1', use a Brush (B) size of 1px and hardness of 100%,

then scribble randomly on 'layer 1' to give the photo a broken and
worn look.
Step 9

Change the blend mode of 'layer 1' to Overlay and opacity to 50%.

Step 10

Create a new layer, fill it with color #c9ae8e . This layer will be

automatically named 'layer 2'.

Step 11

Select 'layer 2' then go to Filter > Texture > Grain . In the Grain
window , set the Intensity to 15 and the Contrast to 5, click Ok when
you're done.
Step 12

Change the blend mode of 'layer 2' to Softlight and opacity to

70. Done!

Final Result
This is the final result that we got after following the steps above. If
you have something to ask or say, please comment! Good luck and
hopefully useful! :)
Quickly Create A
Miniature Effect In
Photoshop
 08/06/2016     Dwi Prasetyo     2617     Website

Hi Dumet School friends, have you learned photo editing

with Adobe Photoshop this morning yet? if not, I will
accompany you to learn photo editing in the morning, the
tutorial that I brought this morning is Creating a Quick
Miniature Effect in Photoshop.
 
So, do you know what the miniature effect is? yes, if we
interpret the miniature as a toy or even like it is not original
and the effect is created by a photographic lens, this effect
is created to focus on one point or what is often referred to
in the world of photography as point of interest which is
abbreviated as POI. Well, we can make that effect in Adobe
Photoshop because this software is used to edit photos to
make them look even better, let's follow the tutorial below.
 
 
prepare in advance the photo that we will edit.
 
 
 
 
after that enter it into photoshop by means of File > Open
and select the photo.
 

 
 
 
after that you click filter > convert for smart filter.
 

 
 
 
if you have you can click filter > Blur Gallery > tilt-shift.
 

 
 
 
You can follow the settings as shown below.
 
 
 
 
 
then the result will be like the image below.
 
How to Change Image
Background to Transparent

 The first step, please open the Adobe Photoshop

application
 The second step, select the File menu - Open, find
the image that you want to change the background to
transparent then double click on the background layer
so that the home layer becomes 0.
 The third step, if you click the Quick Selection
Tool in the toolbox on the left, then select the part of
the object that will not be made transparent.

 The fourth step is to press Ctrl + Shift + I   on the

keyboard or select the Select - Inverse menu, to
reverse the selection we made earlier if you
press Delete on your keyboard.
 The next step press Ctrl + D to remove the selection.
 Finally, please save the image by clicking
the File menu - Save As then change the format
to PNG (*.PNG.*.PNS) then click Save .
Create a Miniature Effect in
Adobe Photoshop
In the afternoon, Dumet School friends, today we are
learning to Create Miniature Effects in Adobe Photoshop,
the method is quite easy and you can practice it directly
at home, but before you follow you have to look for the
photos that you will edit first, friends. here, I'm looking
for easy photos, there are lots of them on the internet. I
searched for them with the keyword traffic jam, why did I
choose a photo of traffic jams? because it looks like a lot
of photos of cars are good like toys, the name is also a
miniature effect, friends, so the photos that are produced
are like toys.
okay, let's just do it, friends.
Here's how, you first enter the photo that you will edit
into the photoshop software.
then you can click the filter menu > blur gallery and you
select tilt-shift.

then a tilt-shift setting will appear, you can adjust the blur
effect on the lines that appear in the photo.
if you want to adjust the sharpness of the blur or not you
can set it on the blur panel.

if you can press enter on the keyboard then the result

will be like the image below.