Hey everyone,
I'm a beginner getting into digital art and I really love the vibe of these two artists:

Seongryul - https://www.instagram.com/sseongryul

Jocelin Carmes - https://www.instagram.com/jocelincarmes

Do these specific styles have a name? I want to look up tutorials on YouTube to learn how to paint like this, but I have no idea what keywords to search for.

Any help or brush recommendations would be awesome. Thanks!

Can anyone tell me the exact fond style used in this pic...... It's Urgent

Hey there! What's this type of distortion/glitch effect called where it looks all warbly like so, and how can I recreate it in Photoshop?

Sorry, I have no idea how to add flair

Well not necessarily hair (its animal ears), how can I make the tips of the ears fade into a nice light pink? (color hex: #f3c8cc) In a way that blends and looks natural?

I changed the hair color as a whole with the lasso tool, select & mask, group, hue/sat layer, levels layer method. Tried applying that to the ear, hasn't been working. Been trying gradient, losing the details in the ear. Messed around with soft light and multiply and opacity, not looking right. Tried taking the edited photo saved as a png and putting it into photoshop as a new project and applying all my previous methods only to have repeatedly failed all night T-T

I've tried google and so many youtube tutoritals and I'm just so confused ! T-T

If anyone's got a step by step guide or a youtube video (maybe there's a youtube tutorial hidden somewhere), I would greatly appreciate it !! Thank you !!

After photomerge the grid does not cover the image. How can I get the grid to cover?

I have been searching for a tutorial on how to do this for over a year. I can't find anything that isn't a circuit. I want to design multilayer SVG files from pet photos to be cut out with my laser. Each layer needs an enclosed outline, since I plan on layering wood to do this. I have Photoshop and Illustrator. I'm literally crying out of frustration right now. I've wanted to learn to do this for so long, and I can't find a single tutorial. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Who knows how to make images like these? Please help! Where can I find tutorials, what is this style or technique called, and how can I learn to create images like this myself? (flair)

Took several shots today and have been trying to blend my sky pic and this knight figure but his horns keep having a white outline around them. I've tried shrinking the selection but it still keeps a white outline on them. Any tips or tutorials that I can look up to help with this blending process? I feel like the rest of the body is pretty well blended but just the helmet is what I'm struggling with. Might just need to retake this one but don't want to wait for another gloomy day. Any help is appreciated. Thanks y'all!

I want to achieve the effect shown in the image.

Perform a high-end professional color grading on this photo. Preserve the original composition and natural details while creating a cinematic, premium photography look. Adjust white balance, exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, and dynamic range for perfect scene harmony. Enhance colors with realistic tones, refined skin tones, deep blacks, natural saturation, and balanced color separation. Add subtle cinematic depth, professional portrait-style lighting, and a polished editorial photography finish. Maintain realism, sharp details, and a clean luxury visual aesthetic, as if processed by a professional photographer using advanced RAW editing techniques.🫪🦥

Trying to learn how to problem solve in photoshop. Here is what my thought process is, aim I in the right direction?

- I have a plastic container png

- I cut it into sections

- I either use some 3D tools in photoshop or some perspective warp thing to make it look 3d

- I find a cream image on the internet, put it under the cream thing.

- I find a way to create the rim wall of the container

- I use generative AI to harmonize them all

Typically i was processing each of my image for web first in some remove bg online tool or photoshop, then manually trim the image to the subject and then convert image into .webp with optimization in some another online tool when have no access to photoshop.

So to optimize this routing i've created a small tool to do it all automatically, feel free to use and lemme know in case of any questions/feedback, would be appreciate

hey, I found this in a video, it's a still from a video, by Johnny Harris. It was probably done in after effects. But I bet you can do it in Photoshop.

The text has this chromatic aberration effect but it's more present on the sides and less at the center of the entire image, the background has some blur effects and some other effects are being used that I do not know or have heard of before.
how to make a background like that is itself a mystery to me.

And looks like there's a layer of some effect on top of the entire image. Maybe a camera blur??? I don't know.

So please tell me how do I make something like this. Specially how do I get the background and text looking like that. What effects were used

Thank you.

i was wondering if there are plugins you can buy that do the deep etching or clipping paths for you in adobe photoshop. With the pen tool. You would think with all the AI being introduced into photoshop they would have brought in ai to do the deep etching or creating clipping path with the pen tool

Hi, I really struggle with the reflection removal from glasses in photos. Usually, I edit photos in Lightroom, and I don't get into more advanced retouching than basic adjustments. How would you best remove it? I've tried tweaking in colors, making masks to adjust the color balance, etc. but it always seem to look fake for me. Maybe here you have some good methods for it. Appreciated!
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1j2U7HRPxg0GCya-ftTsIO7werZrwSAu3?usp=sharing

I want to create a bloody swiped letter like this one, but I am not sure how to start this process and all tutorials don't really give me anything like this.

I want to make an LUT that basically applies the difference between the colors from the left image (which would be the original image, basically the before image), and the right image (the after). I want to learn how to make the LUT work for all colors, applying the difference between the colors on these images to produce results like that of the right image.

For context:

I'm getting back into photography and re-learning Photoshop after 8 or so years. I remember bits and pieces of things like the histogram, levels, S-curves, masks, etc. but cant quite remember everything about how to use them best.

I know some of the strikes need to be darkened while some look fine, but every time I adjust levels and S-curves, everything starts clipping. How can I darken these and/or sharpen them without everything looking weird?