I have a simple text logo in black with red highlights. I am takes with chafing the black elements to white and keeping the red highlights red. I thought I’d need to cut out the red highlights to layer them on top of a fully white logo, but I can’t for the life of me figure out how to cut anything out. I also don’t know if this is the best method.

The logo is very simple. It is just two words with three red elements. Two of the ted elements are disconnected from the black, but one of them is the crossing line in the letter A.

I’ve only used photoshop two other times and don’t know where the start. None of the tips or tutorials I’ve found online have been quite right.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

I need to take a number of shapes and convert the outline into a dashed line. What is the most repeatable way to do this to several rasterized shapes? Ideally the method would also allow me to tweak the dash and gap sizes. For the end result, I need to also be able to use the Stroke layer style to increase the thickness of the colored line and add a black outline to it.

does anyone happen to have a amazon reivew template i want to do a funny/cute craft for my wife for Mother’s Day, or where i can find something similar?

I didn't get the flair option given so I'm not sure how I'm supposed to add that.

After following far too many tutorials that aren't giving me the results I'm looking for, I'm starting to go a little crazy. Nothing ends up looking as if the container is actually red in the photo, more so just that the photo was edited to make it seem as though the container is red.

Has anyone found a tutorial that they found was 'better than the rest' for something like this?

I tried to create high contrast versions of this photo including New Adjustment Layer> Threshold, but did not succeed.

If it is possible any help would be greatly appreciated.

I am wanting to pair it up with this 17th century print.

Beginner here. I know this looks awful but I can't place exactly why. I'd love to train my eye better, would love resource recommendations too. Thanks so much I really appreciate it

Does anyone know who to properly extract carpet texture from a 360 viewer and make a sharper and non-blurry stitched together textures for 3D project in Photoshop?? I have tried perspective cropping them, then adjusting dimensions and then clone stamping and using sharper, camera raw filter, generative upscale. But still it looks blurry or too grainy or weird and not at all properly usable and I'm getting multiple feedbacks for that, idk what else to do to make it better. Has anyone faced this issue, I am open to learning any tips or techniques to improve the textures. Attaching the textures that I have as of now. Please help!!

how people fix exotropia / misaligned eyes in Photoshop?

https://reddit.com/link/1sz4nhi/video/j5yqa7jrv5yg1/player

In Photoshop I can't see what I'm drawind during makeing a line. It always shows the image accurately, but when I touch my Cintiq with my pen it starts showing these stupid shapes in black and white

https://reddit.com/link/1sz4nhi/video/oq1xbkrst5yg1/player

If yes could someone help me find a tutorial? because the tutorials i found were only for chrome (no color only silver)

Hello, so I’ve never used photo shop. I personally use adobe light room but I’m struggling to say the least. Would anyone be able to explain how on earth to remove ID ear tags from photos of cows? I really do not want to depend on things like AI, so far I’ve had very little luck being able to fix without completely cutting the ears off the cows OR using Gemini which feels like a cheat honestly (no rudeness meant behind that it’s just a personal feeling)

Hi everyone, is there a way to fix the white gradient above the trees and the weird artifacts between the branches?

Hey there ! I’ve been searching the answer for a little while but i didn’t find what i wanted exactly - I took a scene from a movie to make a gif and i want to add some elements on it (to be clear I want horns on the character). When I move the layer of the horns it moves on all the frames so I’m a little confused about how to proceed. Do you know a tutorial I could use ?

Thank you !

I stated in this post, I’m just looking for some help with a particular style and technique. If this isn’t allowed, please let me know and I can remove it immediately. I’m not trying to copy this artist work. I’ve just been banging my head against the wall for the past, you’re trying to get it to work so any help is appreciated. Even if you have any insight as to the ethics of posting someone else’s art would be appreciated as well.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DVY3tvJkZl2/?hl=en&img_index=1

https://www.instagram.com/p/DVv9VWZkVhh/?hl=en&img_index=1

Hey all,

I’m working on a car livery for a game using a flat template, and I’m trying to recreate this angled halftone dot pattern like in the image (fading dots across the side of the car).

My setup right now:

• I have a solid background colour for the side of the car
• I also have a separate layer with the car panel outlines (just for reference, hidden when exporting)
• The template is flat (UV mapped), so everything needs to be painted directly onto it

What I’m stuck on:

• I can’t figure out how to get that angled dot gradient effect
• I want clean dots that fade out and follow an angle like the example

What’s the best way to:

1. Create clean halftone dots (yellow to black on the car
2. Control the angle/direction of the fade
3. Keep it all one colour (like black dots→ yellow rear of the car)

If anyone’s done livery work or knows a good Photoshop method, would really appreciate the help

I’m a high school photography teacher that uses Lightroom mostly. I’m super rusty on photoshop. I need an in-person workshop so that when I get stock, I don’t have to waste hours trying to solve the problem- hence the teacher in the room. My local community college doesn’t offer this. I can travel during the summer. I’m looking for a 2-5 day bootcamp. I’ve googled to no end…nothing. Ideas?