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Hey guys, today I have a very short and simple tutorial that I feel has been done on many websites, but it can’t hurt to post one on here as well. Today, we are going to eliminate most of the “pimples” and other face and or neck blemishes from our subject. These few steps can improve the look of your portraits, and personal pictures.

How to install fonts
This guide is to help all of you that choose to use our tutorials at MacintoshTipz.com. This just requires a few simple steps, and will help you be more efficient in Photoshop and with our tutorials.

Adding brushes to your PhotoShop projects can make your work look like one in a million! Below I have bundles several great splash brushes for you to download for free and enjoy on your photoshop projects, just as I have.

How to add brushes to PhotoShop:  1) Download the brush bundle by clicking here. 2) Hold down command and press your photoshop logo, which opens up the background (guts) of photoshop. 3) Find your “Brush” folder, and from the brushes into this folder. 4) Restart photoshop and enjoy and be creative!

Fonts are a great way to spice up your PhotoShop projects. I have collected some of the top fonts that I use when working with graphics and combined them into a bundle for you to access with a click of a button! Most of these fonts can be found on our tutorials on DesignTipz and most of our graphic work that is posted throughout our content. The fonts contained in font bundle #1 is, Abite, Ascent 2, Birth of a Hero, Bleeding Cowboy, GreenPil, Impact Label (Black/White), Mottor Tektura, Pointy, Vtks Revolt, and Young1. All are great fonts.

Creating a Brush Metal effect is very simple and can be done in seconds. For best results follow this written tutorial or watch the recorded tutorial below.

The first thing that you are going to need to do is create a project. It doesn’t matter what size, the effect will look all the same. Once you have your pallet open, fill the background with a dark gray color. #585858 works quite well. Make sure that all of this editing is done on the same, one layer. Next, you want to add some “noise” or static to your project by going to Filter>Noise>Add Noise.

Green Screening can be one of the funnest thing that most movie products/ movie editors can play with. It can also be one of your worse nightmares if you don’t film, light, or edit your project right. So today I am going to show you the fastest, cheapest, most reliable, and most professional way to green screen for just a few bucks! The 3 main things that are the most important when working with green screen is something green, great equal lighting, and a program which will chroma key.