Posts Tagged ‘photoshop tutorial’

One thing that many people forget to notice when making graphics in Photoshop are color profile settings. By mastering the use of color profiles you can ensure that your images display the same across as many different computers as possible.

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve ’saved for web’ only to proof the image in Safari or Internet Explorer to find that colors are off in one or the other. Many browsers aren’t color managed, but even more are. This is because color profiles for the web were never standardized and images look different for a number of reasons:

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For this tutorial you’ll want to find a photo of someone doing something that looks a bit larger than life. I used this photo that I found at the stock photo website Stock Exchange. For this tutorial you’ll need a photo that you want to manipulate and some special brush sets which I downloaded from here.

This will be the final result.

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