“If you can imagine something,” says Tim Grey, “you can probably create
it in Photoshop.” In this one of-a-kind workshop Tim puts his money
where his mouth is by sharing his favorite techniques for using
Photoshop’s effects and filters to create imaginative,
out-of-the-ordinary images. He starts with simple things like
black-and-white interpretations, monochromatic tints, vignettes, and
film grain, then moves on to more dramatic effects like Surface Blur,
Tilt-Shift Blur, Oil Paint. From there you’ll head into “wild territory”
as Tim explores some experimental ways to stylize and distort your
images.
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Table of content
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Creative Fundamentals
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Adding a Single Filter
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Using the Filter Gallery
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Using Smart Filters
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A Flexible Filter Workflow
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Simple Effects
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Creating an Ethereal Effect with Clarity
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Creating a Black-and-White Interpretation of an Image
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Adding a Monochromatic Tint Effect
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Using a Gradient Map Preset
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Creating a Gradient Map Preset
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Adding a Vignette
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Adding Film Grain
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Over-Sharpening
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HDR Tone Mapping
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Basic Filter Effects
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Creating a Filtered Edge Effect
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Producing a Dreamy Look with Surface Blur
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Iris Blur with a Twist
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The Tilt-Shift Blur Effect
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Creating an Oil Paint Effect
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Adding Selective Motion Blur
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Adding Lens Flare
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Adding a Lighting Effect
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Adding an Ethereal Glow
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Slightly Wild Effects
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Applying a Wild Curve
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Playing with Blend Modes
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Creating a Painterly Effect with Find Edges
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Creating a Sketch Effect
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Crystallizing Pixels
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Getting Extreme with Mezzotint
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Solarize Effect
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Distorting the Image
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Smearing with Liquify
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Going Fisheye with Polar Coordinates
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Using the Spherize and Pinch Filters
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Using the Ripple, Twirl, Wave, and ZigZag Filters
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Getting Blocky with Mosaic
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Creating Huge Pixels with Pointilize
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Creating Tiles
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Creating Blocks with Extrude
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Mapping the Image with Trace Contour
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Letting the Wind Blow Pixels
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