"The grass is always greener when you crank up the saturation in Photoshop." - Unknown
Photoshop is one of my all-time favorite programs, especially for its Liquify tool, which works wonders on my figure! The included projects showcase the enjoyment I had editing and designing, skills that I can apply to any future project.
Photoshop Editor
August 2023 - December 2023
Adobe Photoshop
By using different selections, layers, resizing and transforming images, I created a fun realistic mom-life composite of my three kids. The trick was placing 3 items, besides my kids, in the image that don't actually belong. Can you identify the three objects besides the people?
I was able to turn this whole brick wall that appeared to be damaged beyond repair, back into a classic red brick wall with a beautiful red door.
This image has been altered many ways from a new sky, people added to the image as well as changing the tones to create a soft and quiet walk on the beach.
This project taught me how to get an object to stand out by blurring the background of the image.
Blemish removal using spot healing brush is something I knew existed in my teen years.
Adjusting perspective in an image is a way to change take an object and adjust it so it looks like it is coming from a different angle.
Image distortion correction using lens correction filter is a great way to alter any distorted image.
Editing an image using Adobe Camera Raw through the Bridge can add a variety of techniques to touch up and improve the appearance.
Advanced compositing using filters and layers to create a haunted movie poster. I also improved the low resolution image for a better high end photo.
Everyone loves a fun and beautiful birthday card.
This project was fun to create layers creating a fun Hawaiian themed postcard.
This is my own work creating a magazine cover for any company. I created to logo and a realistic men's magazine cover.
By using the Mixer Brush to paint objects in Photoshop, I was able to create a fun digital painted painter's palette to mix colors directly on the palette.
This photo was so fun to fix all the damage done over the years and make it look as good as new. A person was removed from the photo on the right side.
I thought this project was amazing being able to reshape someone's face, add a smile and getting rid of red eye was a way to optimize this photo.
This image demonstrates my knowledge on manipulating any environment. Clearly the river is fake, but what else can you see that isn't real?
Combining multiple photos together to create a panormic image is a way to get a full picture view of any wide shot.
This project taught me all the variety of ways to quickly select an object.
I mixed colors together with the background to transform a photograph of a landscape into a painting.
I was able to take this fun image and retouch her face with some bright lipstick and a catching background.
Working with masks is a great way to adjust any image.
Combining multiple photos together to create a panormic image is a way to get a full picture view of any wide shot.
I had a lot of fun working with Adobe Photoshop, exploring all the possibilities it offers for photo editing. Recently, I've expressed my creative spark through editing my family photos. Knowing how to use Photoshop is a valuable skill, allowing you to correct blemishes and mistakes while maintaining a competitive edge in your projects.
PHOTO CREDIT: Photos on this page are from the Adobe Photoshop Classroom in a Book (2023 Release) by Conrad Chavez ISBN-13: 978-0-13-796589-2 Edited by myself found at: Adobe Photoshop in a Book as well as Unsplash.