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Layered Paper Collage Effect in Adobe Photoshop - A Graphic Design for LunchTM Class

Learn graphic design with our quick, bite-sized video courses! Perfect for busy schedules. Create layouts and boost your design skills.

4.8(42)
449students
24m
Certificate
Helen Bradley
Helen BradleyGraphic Design for LunchTM

Course Content

Layered Paper Collage Effect in Adobe Photoshop - A Graphic Design for LunchTM Class is an intermediate-level Skillshare course taught by Helen Bradley. It runs 24m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.8 out of 5 from 42 reviews, with 449 students enrolled. It is a paid course, first published September 2016.

Master Photoshop with Graphic Design for Lunch™: Bite-Sized Video Courses

Learn Photoshop skills in short, easy-to-digest video courses – perfect for learning during your lunch break! Graphic Design for Lunch™ offers practical tutorials to enhance your design abilities.

Create Stunning Visuals:

  • Layered Paper Collage Effects: Discover how to build captivating collage effects in Photoshop using Layer Styles.
  • Pattern Design: Explore various pattern design techniques, including:
    • Make Patterns from Sketches & Digital Art
    • Ikat Patterns
    • Marble Repeating Patterns
    • Scrapbook Paper Designs
    • Circle Patterns
    • Complex Pattern Swatches
    • Seamless Repeating Patterns
    • Plaid (Tartan) Repeat Patterns
    • Diagonals, Chevrons, Plaid & Polkadots
  • Text Effects: Add visual interest to your designs with:
    • Glitter Text, Shapes and Scrapbook Papers
    • Curly Bracket Frames and Text Boxes
    • Text on a Path
    • Glyphs & Layers
    • Whimsical Textures
    • Color a Scanned Sketch
    • Creative Text Effects
  • Image Manipulation & Effects:
    • Bend Objects with Puppet Warp
    • Double Exposure Effect
    • Vintage Image Cutout Effect
    • Cutout & Frame Photos
    • Folded Photo Effect
    • Cutout & Frame Photos
    • Photo Texture Collage
    • Surreal Collage Effect
    • Snapshot to Art
    • Upside Down Image Effect
  • Color & Blending:
    • Blend Tips in 10 minutes
    • B&W, Tints & Isolated Color Effects
    • Set up Colors, Tints and Shades
    • Color a Photo in Adobe Photoshop using Art History
    • Recolor Objects without Making Selections
    • Techniques for Recoloring Patterns
  • Advanced Techniques:
    • Photoshop Actions: Intro & Usage
    • Layer and Layer Masks 101
    • Smart Objects & Kaleidoscopes
    • Puppet Warp for Object Bending
    • Using Textures
    • Using Illustrator Objects in Photoshop
    • Using the Scripted Pattern Fill Tool
    • Droste Effect
    • Remove Objects & Tourists from Photos
    • Reusable Video Glitch Effect
    • Seamlessly Blend Two Images
    • Prepare Images for Social Media & Blogs
    • Turn a Photo into a Pattern
    • Patterns as Photo Overlays for Social Media
    • Make & Sell Photoshop Brushes
    • Make & Use Photo Brushes
    • Make Custom Shapes
    • Make a Shapes Collection
    • Make & Sell Overlays for Social Media
    • Make Patterns with the New Pattern Tool
    • Create a Color Scheme Graphic
    • Create a Custom Character Font
    • Create a Mandala
    • Create Hi-Tech HUD Rings
    • Create Organic Patterns
    • Create Complex Half Drop Repeating Patterns
    • Create Mockups to Use and Sell
    • Create a Color Scheme Graphic
    • Create a Hi-Tech Mosaic
    • Create a Fantasy Map
    • Emboss and Deboss Text & Shapes
    • Create a Reusable Wreath Design
    • Create a Grid Collage for Social Media
    • Create a Valentine's Day Inspired Hearts
    • Create a Backgrounds - Halftones, Sunburst, Patterns
    • Create Text on a Path
    • Clean & Color Scanned Line Art
    • Demystifying the Histogram
    • Double Exposure Effect
    • Abstract Glowing Backgrounds
    • Everyday Photo-editing Made Easy
    • Get Your File Size Right
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