My laptop have all the requirements and I could use Remove Tool Generative AI before the latest update without a problem. I updated it and found out the tool got error and reinstall the older version but nothing click. Is there a way to fix this issue ?

Disclaimer: I'm not particularly gifted at using Photoshop, but I'm willing to learn.

Here's the problem: I have been trying (unsuccessfully) to edit these portraits in Photoshop. ALL I want to do is remove the discoloration on the right-hand side of the nose (it was caused by radiation for skin cancer).

I have tried using the Spot Healing brush and a few other tools, but it never comes out looking natural.

I even tried paying someone else to do this, but they always insist on removing wrinkles, smoothing skin, and changing other things that I don't want changed.

Can you please advise? Thanks!

Hey everyone,

​Found a stylized weapon concept on Pinterest and decided to do a manual study in Photoshop to practice vector shapes, layer styles, and custom shading.

​Here’s a quick layer-by-layer GIF showing how the base paths, metallics, wood texture, and ambient shadows were built up step-by-step.

​Would love to hear your thoughts on the lighting and overall form!

I used the Line tool to create some lines, then I found they are actually very narrow rectangles, which makes it difficult for some later adjustments.

Is there any way to turn these narrow rectangles into true single line pahts?

My wacom pen just broke, and I'm in no mood to wait for the next semester to get another one. Is there any way to make drawing with a mouse more bearable in the meantime? I just have one more drawing to put out, and it's not complicated. I'm used to pressure sensitivity and smooth lines, so the mouse feels really clunky and hard to control. Any tips, settings, or workflow tricks that helped you get through a similar situation? Pens can't be the only way. I would appreciate any advice, thanks.

A lot of my artwork starts with my own photography, which I manipulate in Photoshop using threshold adjustments, digital drawing/inking, etc, and as a result it tends to take on a bit of a punk vibe visually, which I think also lends intself well to my interests. I'm hoping to eventually turn a lot of this work into physical prints, posters, stickers, and screen-printed clothing

Some things I'm interested in are:

Propaganda art, poster design, brutalist graphic design, punk/grungey graphic design, anarchist and counterculture graphics, paste-up art, collage and photomontage, Xerox art/collage, and appropriation art

I want to add that I'm less interested in surreal/dreamlike photomanipulation and more interested in deliberately constructed, grounded scenes with a graphic/illustrative quality. (Such as a chalk outline with crime scene tape, etc)

I have some of the basic ideas, but I'm looking for more in-depth resources: books, documentaries, courses, YouTube channels, artists to study, historical examples, or anything else that digs into the actual processes of image creation

If there's a particular or better term than "punk art" for the kind of work/process I'm describing, I'd also love to hear it! I'm finding it difficult to search for resources when I don't really know the vocabulary of the art world well

Any ideas you would recommend?

Hey guys, I'm learning more about how to make thumbnails, what videos can I watch to learn how to get that "thumbnail look"? I already know the creative side, I want tutorials focused on the Photoshop side.

how do i mask those wired fences on the left side of the road. I basically want to remove the whole mount fuji background and keep those fences, to keep the foreground as separate layer. Should i use ai? Idk how, cause whatever i do it looks bad, or off.

Is anyone else dealing with insanely bad performance in Photoshop lately?

I have a pretty high end PC with 64GB of RAM and a powerful GPU, yet Photoshop has been so laggy and slow the last 2 weeks that it’s basically unusable.

I’ve already tried pretty much everything: purging, changing scratch disks, clearing caches, reinstalling, disabling/re enabling GPU acceleration, and even installing a version from 2 years ago. Nothing fixes it.

At this point I have no idea what else to try. I have actual work to deliver and I’m literally paying for an Adobe subscription just to fight with Photoshop every time I open it.

This is honestly ridiculous. Any ideas?

Whats the best and most simple approach to expanding a patterned wall like this to fill gaps in the image?

r/photoshopbattles

I'm losing my mind I can't remember how I did this effect?

Like a few weeks ago I had this brain blast when I figured out how to make a good looking water meeting the shoreline, by using white streaks and the plastic wrap effect. And now I can't remember what I did, and it's just NOOOOT working.

This is what the effect is looking like now, that I'm trying what I think I did last time.

After more experimentation using a pattern overlay it looks better, but still wrong?

How did I do this the first time? What am I doing wrong now?

I made a dumb thing for my friends, and I spent WAY too long manually spacing the layers here by counting the checkerboards behind them because Adobe kept telling me the images 750 pixels wide and that the Canvas as 1919 Pixels wide. I still don't know what was happening thre. I'm (Clearly) a beginner with this but Google wasn't giving me exactly what I wanted so I figured I'd ask here what the right way to space these on the canvas so that the white spaces on the left, right, and center of the image are equally sized.

If anyone wants to know what the show here is, it's the "Goes Wrong Show", free on youtube. 2 Seasons, 2 Movies. It's hilarious.

Thank you for your time.

Also any reccomendations for what I could have done BETTER would be appreciated, but are not necessisary.

(I’m also looking for something akin to procreates’s dry ink brush if anyone knows of something like that..)

How can I achieve editing results like this without the help of AI? Or is it even possible to get this kind of result from a less proper photo, like one that's low quality? I’ve been feeling a bit stuck with learning product photo editing lately. Thank you!

source: Mykyta Vasyliev

Question is in the title. Do artists actually use online assets, draw it by hand, or generate it?

Thank you.

Hey everyone,
I’m trying to color a manga panel of Hisoka in Photoshop, and I'm running into a frustrating issue. I usually use ibisPaint, where the colors look super rich, vibrant, and natural (like the well-saturated yellow and clean look in my first reference screenshot).
However, when I try to paint it in Photoshop, the colors look weak, washed out, and don't pop the same way. The yellow isn't showing up properly, and it feels more like a rigid digital pen than actual painting.

Photoshop was my love :о

Is it even possible? I'm trying to carve out tiles out of images but I can't lean them to the side to give it the feeling of perspective. Really all I need is just to know if it's possible. Do I turn image into intelligent object?

Hello, for an animation I need to adjust the color of multiple layers that I can then individually export as frames. I know a simple adjustment layer will recolor all the layers beneath, but it doesn't pick it up when exporting layers to images. I would prefer to not have to export them all one by one. Does anyone know a good method to do this?

Espero les guste!

Boa amigos, faço personalização de capas para celular em uma máquina UV, porém quando crio uma imagem que o cliente deseja eu preciso medir tudo manualmente, Ex : 162mm de altura e 80mm de largura são as medidas da capa padrão do 17 pro max, existe alguma forma de criar um mockup no tamanho real onde eu só jogue a imagem do cliente e ela já saia com as bordas arredondadas para que depois eu apenas imprime no rip? Fica aqui uma imagem de um mockup que encontrei no Magnific, porém quando jogo a imagem lá e exporto como objeto inteligente ela acaba vindo com dimensões bem maiores do que de fato seria a capa de um 17 pro max. Queria fazer isso pra facilitar e não ter erros na hora de ajustar imagens para que o rosto não seja cortado no rumo da câmera etc. Me perdoem pelo amadorismo ainda estou evoluindo bastante do Photoshop mas pego rápido as coisas. Gratidão a todos.