Adobe Photoshop Tool Techniques - Every Tool Explained

Simon Danaher | PDF | 132 pages | 6.8 MB

Read this Guide from beginning to end or dip in and out as you please. Either way, our icons will prove indispensable…
132 pages of easy-to-follow tutorials and expert advice to help develop your Adobe Photoshop skills.

USEFUL CONTENTS :

• SELECTION TOOLS IN PHOTOSHOP
• NAVIGATING AND EDITING YOUR IMAGES
• USING THE BRUSHES AND PENCIL TOOLS
• USING THE CLONING AND HEALING TOOLS
• THE GRADIENT,FILL AND ERASER TOOLS
• GETTING TO KNOWTHE EFFECTS TOOLS
• WORKING WITH THE TYPE TOOL
• WORKING WITH PATHS,VECTORS AND MASKS
• ANNOTATIONS,NOTES AND THE MEASURE TOOL
• CREATING TOP QUALITY ARTWORK

Start up Photoshop and what do you see? Well, besides the menu options along the top of the screen, you’ll see a Toolbar that’s chock-a-block with icons. You’ll probably recognise some of these, such as the ‘T’ that designates the Type tool and the paintbrush icon that unlocks the various Brush tools. But do you really know what the rest of these icons mean? … Honestly? The chances are that – like many Photoshop users across the world – you’re only using a fraction of the program’s full potential, but this second issue in the Photoshop Focus Guide series will change all that, helping you make the most of all the tools at your disposal.

Even professional designers often admit to being hopeless with the Healing Brush and dodgy with the Dodge tool, but there’s really no reason for any of the tools to be a mystery. This issue will help you get more from the Clone, Gradient, Paths and Effects tools, to name but a few. You’ll find expert tips and advice for working more efficiently with each of the tools, as well as tutorials to demonstrate exactly how to carry out useful image-editing tasks. In the final section you’ll find a step-by-step guide that brings together all the skills you’ve learnt, showing how to create a striking Photoshop image.

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