Sacred Heart Tutorials

Okay, I'm gonna show you how to change eye colors on a picture in photofiltre.

I'm going to use this picture.

1.) Open the picture you plan on using, then click your ellipse tool, which looks like this:

2.) Next click and drag over the eye you plan on changing the color of until it fits on the eye perfectly, like this:

3.) Then, Click on the Hue Variation button located at the top. It looks like this:

4.) Choose any color and hit okay. I'm choosing pink.

5.) And if you did it right, it should look like this:

thanks!

First, open the picture you want to use. I'll be using this picture, feel free to use it as well.

Duplicate the background by going to Layer > Duplicate layer

Then, go to Layer > New Layer and hit okay.

Go back to the background copy, and click the stamp tool, then hit alt + click the nose of ther person.

Then, go to the new layer you made, and start coloring it in on the side, until you have as much of the original as you'd like.

Now, go to your eraser tool, and set the hardness to 100, making the brush whatever size you'd like, and clean up the picture so that only the person remains. (you can use the blur tool to soften up the edges slightly.)

Next, lower the opacity to around 73%.

Then, duplicate the layer.

Set the duplicate to Vivid Light.

Then, duplicate that layer.

Set that duplicate to Dissolve.

And, you should end up with something like this:

Hope this helps.

Let us know if it did. :)

Okay, this is pretty simple.

1.) Save the Action or brush onto your desktop.

2.) Open photoshop.

3.) Drag & drop the Action or brush from your desktop to photoshop.

4.) Wala! You're done. You can delete the Action or brush off of your desktop now.

Before you begin, you will need this brush (tutorial for help with brushes: here.).

1.) Open the picture you are going to use. I'm going to use this photo.

2.) Create a new layer by hitting ctrl+shift+n

3.) Find the brush I gave you, and click on it, then click on the picture, after you are sure you're on layer 1

4.) Hit ctrl+t and fit the beam to the picture, like this: 

and hit Enter.

5.) Click on the eraser, and set it like mine: 

6.) Erase every other beam, like this: 

7.) Hit ctrl+e, then save it as .PNG

1.) Open your picture. I'll be using this picture.

2.) Right click on the background layer, and click duplicate layer.

3.) Click on the polygonal lasso tool, which looks like:

4.) Then trace the person in the picture, until it looks like this:

5.) go to select > inverse and click, like this:

6.) Now, it should look like this:

7.) Go to image > adjustments > desaturate and click, like this:

8.) My final version came out like this:

But, I cleaned it up a bit...

Ta da! you're done.

1.) Open up a blank document·

2.) Type your text.

3.) Click the background layer, and hit ctrl+shift+n

4.) Click on the text layer, and hit ctrl+e

5.) Right click on the picture for layer 1, like this:

and click on select pixels, like this:

6.) It should now look like this:

7.) Open up the picture you'd like to use. I'm using this one.

8.) Hit ctrl+a then ctrl+c

9.) Go back to the text picture, and go to edit > paste into and click, like this:

10.) It should look like this now:

11.) Hit ctrl+t, so now it should look like this:

12.) Fit it to the text, however you like, so it looks similar to this:

13.) Hit enter, then ctrl+e  twice, then save it.

14.) This is what mine looked like in the end:

All done. :D Let us know if it helped please.

You'll need an action. (Tutorial to save it to photoshop: here. Place to get actions: here.)

1.) Open the picture you'd like to use the action on. I'm using this one.

2.) Go to the actions box and click once on the action you are using, like this:

3.) Then, click the triangle:

4.) Wait for it to finish, then save it as .PNG

Yay! You're done. My results were this (before & after):

1.) Open the picture you're going to use. I'll be using this one.

2.) Type your text up.

3.) Click on the background layer, then back on the text layer, and hit ctrl+t

4.) move the text wherever you'd like it, like this:

and hit enter.

5.) Go to the background layer, right click on it, and hit duplicate layer.

6.) Go to the duplicate layer of the background, and then go to the pollygonal lasso:

7.) Trace the person with the pollygonal tool, like this:

8.) Hit ctrl+c

9.) then, hit ctrl+v

10.) Drag the layer above the text layer, so it looks like this:

11.) If its not even, then even it out using this tool:

12.) In the end, it should look like this:

13.) Now, go to layer > flatten image

14.) Save it as .PNG

And you're done! :D Comment the roleplayer.me page if this helped.

1.) Open a new document and type your text. Try to type something with a flat line at the bottom...meaning use all caps, or no letters that hang down.

2.) Right click on the text layer, and hit duplicate layer.

3.) After that, hit edit > transform > flip vertical, like this:

4.) Use the move tool:

and move the text under the first one, so it looks like this:

5.) Now, you can decorate it a bit, like I did here:

6.) To Decorate it, first you need to go to layer > layer style > blending options

7.) Go to gradient overlay, and click on it, then Click on the gradient line here:

8.) Click on the Square to the right like this:

9.) Click on the color area like this:

10.) Then match the color to mine like this:

11.) hit ok.

12.) Hit Ok again.

13.) Click the reverse box here:

14.) Hit ok.

15.) go to layer > flatten image

16.) save it as .PNG

 congrats! You've finished. Comment the roleplayer.me site if this helped please? :)