Free Photoshop Tutorials and Photoshop Actions for Artists and Photographers

Realist Photo-Painting Learn how to enhance the colors and texture of an ordinary photo and transform it into an extraordinary painting. Photoshop action included.

A Painting from a Photo The right combination of Photoshop filters and blend modes can be used to quickly turn a photo into art.

A Classical Portrait Photo-Painting Put to the test the combinations of Photoshop tools and filters in creating a digital painting portrait in the classical style.

Impressionist Photo-PaintingCreate an impressionistic photo painting in the style of Claude Monet.

Watercolor Tinted Drawing Effect Turn your photo into a classical watercolor tinted illustration. Photoshop action included.

Cool-Warm Sepia Effect Enhance the aerial perspective and depth of a black and white photo by adding a warm sepia tone to the shadow areas while preserving the cool values in the middle to high range.

The Photoshop tutorials in this website are written for artists who use photos as reference material to generate effects that resemble the characteristics of drawing, watercolor and oil painting. Commonly known as Photoshop Fine Art or Photoshop painting, the digital paint brushes, filters and other artistic tools in Photoshop can help painters create multiple studies in color, texture and design, to visualize in a few short steps what their pictures can ultimately accomplish.

Our Photoshop painting tutorials and Photoshop actions are also helpful for photographers, graphic designers, educators and Photoshop users in general.

On this site you'll find a wide selection of informative articles, books, software and product reviews by experts in the computer graphics field. We also provide daily design news as they happen around the world.

Photoshop painting is both creative and fun. Come explore the fine art of digital photo painting, the way Art is created in the 21st century.

Importance of Calibration - Perfect from Image to Print - Believe it or not, many artists and photographers are not aware of the importance of calibrating their monitors before working with images.

Why Do My Prints Appear Blurry or Out of Focus? - The problem is not with the printers. Printers do not have focus dials as cameras do. They simply print the digital image sent to them.

Intro to Composition: Candid Photography - Most non-professionals tend to shoot from where they are standing, without taking into mind the composition of their subject matter in the photo.

Tutorials submitted - Yes, we welcome Photoshop tutorials by other Photoshop artists

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Free Photoshop Tutorials and Photoshop Actions for Artists and Photographers