Photoshop Tutorials by kropped

This fantastic photo manipulation tutorial shows us how to create a cyborg's awesome hand of Doom using an assortment of images and some Photoshop magic. In this tutorial, we walk you through transforming this human arm into a cyborg's hand!

In this tutorial i will show you how to create basic line and ambient occlusion renders in 3ds Max and using them as a basis in photoshop. We will add textures, color, environment and people in photoshop.

Renders from 3DS Max don�t always come out as you hope and even if they do you can always improve them through a little Photoshop trickery. I will be explaining my post render techniques through the making of my 3D chesterfield sofa preview image.

In this tutorial I will show you how to create an underwater scene with some really easy yet effective techniques.

In this Photoshop tutorial we will create this texture cube using purely Photoshop. We will discuss using simple techniques to add textures, plants and light rays to add interest to a simple hollow cube shape.

In this tutorial we will discuss the techniques needed to add atmosphere to an architectural environment in Photoshop. We will use an atmospheric sunset in an urban environment to give this architectural visualisation a more stylised effect.

In this fun tutorial I will show you how to easily create a panoramic view in Photoshop. To do so we will stitch 4 individual photographs from the same spot and use photoshop techniques to finish the image.

In this tutorial we will discuss using the curves adjustment layer along with masks to alter specific areas of a photograph. The tutorial is meant as a bit of fun but hopefully you will learn something useful at the same time.

In this beginners tutorial we will discuss the basics of rendering in Artlantis Studio 3.0. Artlantis is a great way to model a scene before editing it in Photoshop to give a realistic perspective.

In this Photoshop tutorial we will go through merging a photo of a giraffe into a street sunset image. The tutorial will cover creating highlights and shadows and generally matching lighting conditions.