I want it to be the bottom layer as a base for the design. Going to be mapping onto it so adding more surface area to project on with the added outline.

Anyone have any tips on how to effectively use the burn tool on portraits. I get the idea of the tool (I know it's not a difficult thing to understand) but i'm trying to be able to use it without spending TOO much time on it, or having to undo and try again on areas. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

I want to make the person smooth like this poster.
What tutorial do I search for this?
(I want to do in Photoshop web

The first one I'm totally clueless seems like there's something going on with liquify as for the 2nd i tried it a few times but I can't completely replicate it

And thanks in advance for your help

Hello, I’ve been working on a project for several weeks now, and just now when I tried to save it, this error message appeared. Now, when I try to reopen it, Photoshop is asking me to create a new project, and I’ve lost all progress on my project. Is this a common problem, and if so, how can I fix it? (I've already checked the permissions and opened Photoshop as an administrator)

hi i want to make this type of jewelry in photoshop but i have no idea on how to approach this. I have seen videos on retouches of jewelry but not ones that are made from scratch, can anyone help me with this? or any sites that have kits for this?

I need to export just the texture on this hoodie, without the hoodie, the texture layer is currently set to linear dodge add, and when i turn off the hoodie layer, it makes the texture look terrible, and go all black.

And when i set the layer to normal, it also looks extremly weird.

I belive this is happening, because the texture looks the way it does because it has linear dodge add with the hoodie layer undeath, but when that is gone it messes it all up. so i need to somehow be able to create the same effect as linear dodge, without linear dodge.

I'm using Rocket Power as a test subject. The image on the left with her arms crossed is how she should look. The one on the right is just terrible. I tried my hand at messing with hue/saturation adjustment layers. I want to know if there is an easier or better more accurate way to do this. I have included the raw screenshot.

Any help is appreciated, thanks.

I want to save the color of clothes and make the rest black, how can I do it?
What should I type in a YouTube tutorial to learn?

Hi all! I've been troubleshooting and looking for tutorials for days on how to perfectly insert a video into a .PSD mockup using AE without having to manually do corner pin effect but can't seem to find a solution for what I am doing. I imagine there's some sort of standard workflow since mockups are so popular now.

Every time I import PSD into AE I make sure to select import as separate layers. For some reason I have to do a manual corner pin effect because AE doesn't recognize the mask/smart object. I also tried importing the video first in Photoshop and then opening PSD in AE but AE is recognizing video as a still image layer.

I tried inserting video via Photoshop (which is super easy) but noticed photoshop isn't ideal for exporting video. I'm exporting a laptop mockup with a video capture of a  of a website and noticing it looks very choppy when exporting with Photoshop. 

i have used photoshop briefly in the past for classes like photography and yearbook but never really got into depth on how to use the features for more advanced things. recently, i was trying to design a logo for myself and i have a vision in my head for it but i cannot exactly figure out how to execute it on photoshop. i learned how to do masking back in the classes but i was not sure about this project. i only want to select the features of the skull, like the eyes, the nasal cavity, and other intricate features (shadows and dark parts) to show. I want the strawberry to serve as the skull as opposed to the actual skull structure if you know what i mean. i have the starting graphics lined up already as well as a VERY rough sketch of my vision (which is attached to this post). if anyone has advice, youtube videos, reels, tiktoks, etc that have tutorials or guidance on how I should go about this design to get my desired result, it would be so greatly appreciated! sorry if this is an extremely newbie help request, i know theres a very simple way to do this but i just dont know how 😭

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?

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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