The following two steps will help with learning how to navigate the menus. Photoshop In-App Tutorial #1 – Woah, that looks so different with one simple layer change! The woman is no longer the primary focus in the image as the flowers become prominent too. Moving the flowers above the “woman” layer significantly changes the image, as we’ve done below. In the original image below, the “flower” layer is behind the woman: Photoshop In-App Tutorial #1 – Pretty yellow colours and flowers to experiment with! One simple object altered in this image brings an entirely new “feel”. Don’t rush to the finish line nobody is timing you.😅 Once you click on the second blurb, you’ll be asked to change the layers in the layers panel inside Photoshop to show just how powerful layers can be within this example image. Step 2 shows the tutorial blurb and panel.Ĭlick through at your own pace – very important for learning.
This is great for beginners because you’ll know exactly where to go next as you progress through the tutorial. Click on that! Each of these steps will come up as a highlighted panel within Photoshop. Click on that, and then you’ll be presented with a blue “Start Tutorial” button. The tutorial we’ll be looking at is right at the top called “Get to know the app”. Have the two drop down menus set to “All Categories” and “All Skill Levels” for now, as in the image below: Step 1 to finding the Photoshop In-App Basic Tutorials To find this tutorial inside Photoshop, you need to go to the top menu where it says “Help”, click on that and then navigate to “Hands-on tutorials” and then click on “Orientation”. Here’s my first basic tutorial review on what you can do with simple layer placements in Photoshop and a few edits with a soft brush: Photoshop In-App Tutorial #1 – Work With Layers So that’s where I’ll stay for a little while anyway. From there, you can do just about anything you want with Adobe’s products, including learning about how they work.
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Adobe has now integrated a lot into their software directly connected to their hub, Adobe Creative Cloud. I started focusing on Adobe Create magazine’s tutorials last year, but it seems Adobe Create no longer exists, and I’m not quite sure why. Photoshop has MANY tutorials online and so many people on YouTube give advice on how to become better at using it. Little pearls of wisdom we receive and overlook on a daily basis can enrich us more than we realise 😊☺️ An example image of what we’ll be making
But looking back now, it was probably the best advice to receive regarding Photoshop. I never understood what that meant back then.
I remember the first thing I read about Photoshop when I started learning how to use it, and it has stayed with me since “There is only one word to remember about photoshop, and that word is “layers”. Layers are at the core of everything in Photoshop. So this is simple but so cool at the same time for anyone who needs a refresher on how layers make up so much of what Photoshop is. And people seem to like my Adobe tutorial reviews (which is awesome!) 😊☺️ I figured I’d do something simple to start off with mostly because I enjoy going back to basics. With the Christmas holidays just around the corner (I get 12 glorious days off!), I’d like to be whetting my artistic appetite before then so I can hit the ground running when I’m on holiday. That said, I haven’t done a tutorial or a tutorial review of any kind in a long while (since May) and I really want to get back to doing that. However, I am still every bit the Adobe fan-girl and I try to use Adobe apps every day in one way or another. How’s it going, friends? I haven’t had much time to catch up with my artistic friends here for some time simply because life keeps getting in the way.
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