In this episode of Pixel Perfect, Bert shows us how to create flowing water and a photo-realistic splash effect in Photoshop. Perfect for a water fall or other water features, you'll be able to use these flowing water and splash effects in many Photoshop works of art.
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Use x-ray techniques in Photoshop to show naked skin through clothing (NSFW)
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Reveal nipples with the Photoshop x-ray effect
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Change a person's sex in an image editing program
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Unclothe people in Photoshop
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Convert a Photo into a Line Art Drawing in Photoshop
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Make your own passport size photo
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Find out how you will look with a piercing using Photoshop
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Use the Liquify Tool—The Number One Way to Make Boobs Bigger in Photoshop
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Change Skin Tone in Photoshop
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Reshape facial structure with Photoshop liquify
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Put two different photos together in Photoshop
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Use the navigation tools in Adobe Photoshop CS4 or CS5
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Remove camera flash hotspots in Photoshop
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Create a cracked wall texture in Adobe Photoshop
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Apply a fake tan in Photoshop
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Make your photos look like they were taken with a great camera
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Create a sports card in Photoshop
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Blur and feather with Photoshop's Gaussian Blur tool
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Make a rain animation in Photoshop
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Look dead in Photoshop
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Use x-ray techniques in Photoshop to show naked skin through clothing (NSFW)
How To:
Reveal nipples with the Photoshop x-ray effect
How To:
Change a person's sex in an image editing program
How To:
Unclothe people in Photoshop
How To:
Convert a Photo into a Line Art Drawing in Photoshop
How To:
Make your own passport size photo
How To:
Find out how you will look with a piercing using Photoshop
How To:
Use the Liquify Tool—The Number One Way to Make Boobs Bigger in Photoshop
How To:
Change Skin Tone in Photoshop
How To:
Reshape facial structure with Photoshop liquify
How To:
Put two different photos together in Photoshop
How To:
Use the navigation tools in Adobe Photoshop CS4 or CS5
How To:
Remove camera flash hotspots in Photoshop
How To:
Create a cracked wall texture in Adobe Photoshop
How To:
Apply a fake tan in Photoshop
How To:
Make your photos look like they were taken with a great camera
How To:
Blur and feather with Photoshop's Gaussian Blur tool
How To:
Create a sports card in Photoshop
How To:
Make a rain animation in Photoshop
How To:
Look dead in Photoshop
4 Comments
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You're amazing! I Love when I can see the true potential of these effects!
amazing. JUST AMAZING! jawdropping! Wonderful work! the explanation was clear, the speaker was entertaining and friendly. It was sooo easy to learn! i'm glad i stumbled upon this site! i'll come more often! =D THANK YOU! MORE POWER!
When used fibers, mine is very very light, While your value is very contrasted. I haven't used fibers ever. So curious on why that is and how can I fix it would be greatly appreciated.
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