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End product looks great and after this tutorial it looks so simple 🙂
Great job.
i’ve been watching some of your tutorials recently & their awesome. your great at explaining things & the things you teach are really useful. this tutorial is really cool & different. thanks
Another excellent tutorial. I am always at aw on how much you can do in photoshop when you have a good teacher like you. This tutorial is just what I have been looking for, for my latest project. Thanks again for your creative genius.
Great Tutorial…Thanks
Gop
You are the best
The tutorial are brilliant, and really easy to understand how simple steps can make any image look better.
The only thing that would help is the web links to the images used in each tutorial to practice on. so you can follow the tutorial step by step.
All i can say is wahoooooooo! i can’t believe this will happen in photoshop cos i olny believe in coreldraw when it comes to intensive fill in to part but now i believe in power of photoshop i will tell the story to all my friends in nigeria, i found the real magicsian on planet photoshop site,
Keep it up you are doing a great job.
this is all i can say after watching your tutorial’s for the first time.
THANK YOU
THANK YOU
and Thank You
Mr. Corey, your tutorials are excellent and appreciated! Please, keep them coming!
Apart from the fantastic quality of your work, its also very easy to learn upon !
And that’s the best part for me ..
Thanks
Corey,you are a generous and good person really simplifying your knowledge to teach all the people,and having fun as well,thanks allot for being here.
IT SO COOOOOL THANKS
UR GOOOOOOD TEACHER
Thank you very much! Corey u are great!!!
Hi Corey
This is a good sample of a silhouette. Could you please send me the picture or jpg of the dove? I have pictures of movie stars, but not a dove. When I use a dove from the internet this lesson doesn’t work.
Sincerely,
Robin Monaco
Graphic Art Instructor
Center for Technical Education
SOME GREAT WORK. MAN U ARE A GENIUS, YOU EXPLAIN EACH AND EVERY POINT IN YOUR ALL VIDEO. I HAVE FOLLOWED UR WORK AND MADE SOME PIC OF MY SELF. IF I COULD, I WILL SEND MY PIC SO THAT YOU CAN JUD MY WORK.
Hi,
working through your awesome tutorials, I’ve stumbled upon one problem I cannot solve: Trying to apply the gradients as described, to soften the image, only the last gradient I apply sticks, canceling out the previous…this way, in my mask I see only one gradient applied, not multiple as it should be?
What am I doing wrong? (I’m on PS 7). Your input would be greatly appreciated!! Many thanks for your great work!
John
Make sure that you have the Foreground To Transparent gradient selected. Not the Foreground to Background!!
Yes, you are right – that was the reason it didn’t work. Now my dove is flying!
Thank you!
Mr. Corey thank you so much for ur great tutorials.
i don’t understand something on this video, u say now i’m gonna press shift ( leed ), u know when u fill the pic. 50% gray
It’s Shift-Delete on a Mac and Shift-Backspace on Windows.
okay thankss..
Corey you are the king for me.This is simply the best tutorial site for Photoshop
wow,,this website is really amazing.. 😀
Thanks so much! You’re amazing!! I love your vids:) And you’re funny haha