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Well, in last week’s “Recoloring – Part 4” post I promised to give you a break from coloring. So today will be a little easier and hopefully more fun. And, if you’ve seen my post about an “Out of Bounds” effect, the featured image at the top may look a little familiar. The image in my original post was angled but not in the same way as the one above. That image is a great example of a warped frame…
We’re now in week 4 of recoloring. I never planned that tips to recolor would span weeks. But I shouldn’t be surprised; we all know I can get wordy. And in my own defense, I really try to give you as much info and details as I can. My primary goal is always to help you be successful in your creative endeavors. Just please know I try very hard to keep it as short and sweet as I possibly can….
Over the last two weeks I’ve shown you how to recolor a variety of elements using the Color Blend Mode method. In last week’s “Recolor – Part 2” post I showed you how to recolor multi-layered and multi-colored objects. Up until now, you’ve seen what kind of limitations this method presents. Using this method has required that the object to be recolored has a similar tint or shade as the desired new color. Today that’s about to change as I…
In last week’s “Recolor Anything” post I covered basic color theory and recoloring simple items. Today things will be a bit more complicated but not overly difficult. I’m going to show you some additional techniques to recolor more complex items using the Color Blend Mode. This time we’ll be looking at patterned paper along with multi-layered and multi-colored elements. Recoloring multi-color objects in Photoshop Elements (PSE) requires a non-destructive approach to preserve details and isolate specific hues without affecting the…
So last week I didn’t really give you a new technique…just a simple way to bypass some Text Hijinks. This week I’m going to make up for that. But things may not exactly be on the simple side. Hopefully it will be worth it for you. I’m going to give you some pointers about how to recolor anything. I’ve written multiple posts that talked about using the Hue/Saturation Adjustment layer to recolor things. One of my first technique posts was…