by Leslie Nicole | May 31, 2011 | Before & After
A Summery Color Wash Texture Summer is around the corner and I find myself wanting light, bright colors for my flower images, so I created a texture based on a watercolor wash. I liked it so much, I made several summery color variations. On this peony, I’ve...
by Leslie Nicole | May 27, 2011 | Using Textures
Note: This video was originally published in my old blog, Photo Artist Textures. This video shows how to use adjustment layers and clipping masks to modify your textures selectively and non-destructively in your Photoshop file. A review of the Photoshop commands To...
by Leslie Nicole | May 27, 2011 | Photoshop
Note: this was originally published in my old Photo Artist Textures blog. Adjustment layers are an essential part of post-processing. They allow you to make changes such as tonal adjustments to your image non-destructively. I remember the days before Photoshop 4 when...
by Leslie Nicole | May 27, 2011 | Tutorials, Video
When I uploaded some of the free textures to the member download area I didn’t notice that my Lightroom uploader plug-in had lost it’s preset and uploaded the free textures at 72 PPI. They weren’t down-sampled and were still high quality 3888 x 2592...
by Leslie Nicole | May 12, 2011 | Before & After
I made this textured image rather serendipitously yesterday. I had just finished a new grungy texture and I wanted to try it out on an image. This image of my Weimaraner, Ellie, on point was one of the first I saw in my workbench folder. I wasn’t thrilled...
