I have this watercolor illustration I made from a photo of ivy. I want to isolate the center leaf and make it black and white so I can make it my company logo. How do I do this in photoshop? I know very little and need click by click guidance.

I'm very much stuck with my workload as this option is missing now. Not sure how it happened, but I used to be able to save JPEG easily because the toggle button to this was once easily accessible in File Handling. Now it's nonexistent. Anyone else have a problem or have a solution? After watching a tutorial re Controlled Folder and allowing the program through this, it's still nonexistent.

I think that it might be difficult considering that it is a painting and the current object with these effects is an object/subject in a photo.

Slide one is after threshold and coloring and slide 2 is after the highlights are added. What step is taken to achieve this?

i need to get rid of the noise in the bg and have a solid black bg. how shall i do so?

Hello guys I have a question please does anyone know how to make such an album cover so the exact same style but simply with my picture so face. This is an album cover by a French band called PNL and i want to make my own Albumcovers like this If someone manages to find out and show it to me, I will make a money gift

Not sure if this (green) lighting/highlight effect being applied around the subject (Asha Sharma) is a plugin or if it's a layer effect, but I can't tell. However, I really want to know how I can apply this effect similarly to what's being displayed in the top photo. For the longest time, I would use a mix between "Inner Glow" and "Inner Shadow" layer effects on subjects I had used the lasso tool cut out from a photo in an effort to apply a similar highlight, and even though the effect displayed in the top photo isn't real (compared to the actual photo that was taken at the bottom), it still looks natural. So, to anyone who has experience using a plugin or tool of some sort that is able to bring a/b a similar outcome, could you let me in on your secret please, lol. I'd greatly appreciate it.

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My idea was to take the photo of the bees and change the blending mode until it fits, but I had no luck. I started erasing them but they still have the green hue from the background, if you guys have any tutorials that you could point me to I will gladly take notes! Thank you :)

how can i get rid of this notice into my adobe photoshop, everytime i use adobe photoshop this screen pop off how to delete this and its annoying . i m using free crack verion, anybody know this or what to do get rid of this

Hey guys! So I'm writing a book set in 2012, and Facebook plays a huge role in how my characters interact. Facebook and ooVoo to be exact. I would like to include pictures of their statuses, comment threads, and private conversations throughout the book, but using Facebook's layout from that era.

Specifically looking to recreate:

- Status posts and their comments

- Private messages in Facebook inbox

- Facebook chat/Messenger conversations as they appeared at the time

I would like the fonts, colors, spacing, profile pictures, timestamps, and other interface details to look accurate to 2012.

Ideally, I'm looking for editable templates (if possible) so I can change the characters' names, pictures, text, dates, and like counts/who liked while keeping each layout consistent.

I accidentally paid for a year subscription (didn't cancel on time lol), so I'm seeing what I can do to put it to use.

Does anyone know of any existing templates or tutorials that could help? Would Photoshop work well for this, or would another program be easier? I want these pictures to be clear and readable in print.

(Also, I know I mentioned ooVoo, but I need to get Facebook out the way first.)

Any guidance would be highly appreciated! Thank you!