With Photoshop's layering feature, you can composite separate images together for a number of purposes. For example, you can add your company's logo as a watermark on top of a product photo, or you ...

When editing your images in Photoshop, the layer section can start getting filled with new layers as you apply additional changes via the program’s numerous tools. As such, keeping track of all your ...

You can resize a layer in Photoshop in just a few steps using the Free Transform tool. As you're resizing, you can lock in your layer's proportions when you manipulate it, or change the dimensions ...

In Photoshop you can use the blend modes to change how layers interact with each other, thus producing interesting artwork. Think of each layer as a transparent glass canvas, what is placed on the top ...

Layers is the real workhorse of Photoshop and can appear very daunting when you first look at them, but it's worth spending a little time getting to grips with the Photoshop layers. You will find that ...

In this video we're learning an easy trick to "clone" a car in your shot. This cool trick makes great use of a tripod and ...

Rasterizing a Photoshop layer converts a vector layer to pixels. Vector layers create graphics using lines and curves so they maintain their clarity when you enlarge them, but this format leaves them ...

Photoshop styles are works of art that can be applied to text, objects, vector shapes, illustrations, or photos. Unlike Microsoft styles, which are basically just a collection of attributes (such as ...

Imagine drawing something on a plain piece of paper, and halfway through the drawing you realise that you’ve made a mistake and you need to erase and rectify. But erasing that object would also affect ...