My photoshop professor is the complete opposite of you, he insists that we follow his directions written down instead of showing us how to do what he wants out of us. Thank you for ACTUALLY teaching us!
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I love to know that watching your videos is never a waste of time and I will learn what I am looking for. Plus, I always understand every single word you say. Phlearn for life!!!!
This episode was great! I'm not planning to put jellyfish in the sky but it was really nice to see all the small tips in a greater context. More of this kind please 😃
Please do more step by step tutorials like this! I learned so much and it really helps to learn things like masking when I can see the effect in context. Phlearn tutorials really are the best I've found for Photoshop. Aaron has a great way of explaining things and doesn't go too fast (a common complaint of UA-cam tutorials).
this video right here is amazing bro!! I made my first flawless-looking composite ever after learning these tips and tricks from you! im so happy with it and these are skill ill be able you use for alot of future projects. i cant explain how thankful i am for the videos you are putting out. you built both my confidence and understanding of the program through great examples and explanation that i haven't seen often. i went from scared to pick out pic for my next project to jacked about it. bless you man!!
Thanks Aaron for this helpful compositing tutorial that reinforced the importance of using blend modes to not only create an interesting image but to make these multiple images blend together so well. I also like how you used a color gradient to add cohesiveness to the entire composite. Thanks!
The bestttestttt tutorial ever made.. i can't believe when the artwork was done.. i couldn't belive that i had done it!!!!!... thannk you so muchhh... it gives me more confidence now to make such artworks now thankk yiuuu
Thanks so much for such a thorough tutorial! Your videos are always high quality and well thought out. We are lucky to learn such cool techniques from you!
We're so glad to hear that! If you're new to Photoshop, you should check out our 30 Days of Photoshop series phlearn.com/tutorial/30-days-photoshop-tour/ It's FREE! And awesome (if we may add 😁)
Thank you so much :) it was my first tutorial and it came up just perfect now I will repeat this tutorial 20 times, I promise I will get there in no time. Thanks again :)
Finally, I made it work just like it was shown in the video :). It took some time but was worth trying and I have learned a lot. Thanks for the tutorial 🥰
great vid, nice looking outcome. btw, what do you do to be able to see the different blending modes just gliding over them? i have to click each one to preview them. not the best workflow.
This was a really fun tutorial for compositing. It is my first one and you definitely helped to take some of the mysticism out of the magic behind it. Looking forward to checking out a few more of these.
Thank you very much. I can't believe i am taking this great lesson for free. When i will available, i would love to buy your courses and support you. Thank you
This is soo good.. If you make poster or social media marketing designs or designs for different items or other real time projects of yours, then it is more effective for people on youtube
I'm struggling to follow this. For example, after saying _"I'm just gonna pop a layer mask on"/"I'm gonna paint black on it"_ it's just being done, yet the actual buttons pressed or icons clicked are not being articulated. While the image was being brushed black it wasn't stated that you'd switched from the move tool to the brush tool, it's just being done as though I'm supposed to know but I'm here because I don't. I guess maybe by this stage it's taken for granted that everyone should already know these tools by now. Maybe I'm supposed to take note of all the small movements on the screen more than the audio even though I'm not entirely sure what was clicked on? Or maybe this is intermediate? Oh, I don't know...I guess I'm too new for this entry into photoshop... EDIT: I've just given it a third go to grasp these tools and I'm legit pulling it off now! I feel very accomplished right now haha!!
doesnt work for me, props to ya. most software tutorials face same issue. the interface is small and harder to follow on a video. easier as you get more familiar. my exp not w/ PS but Maya and unreal.
I can't get past the first minute because when I open the photos I want to use they open separate from each other, I don't know how to get them to show up on the same screen? I think I will very much enjoy this video once I figure that out, can you help? Thank you very much!
question when imported my jelly fish its treating it like a smart object. so i have to unlink my mask when i go to distort and than repaint it if you over laps. not whining about but it didnt seem like you had to do that. so my question is am i importing it wrong or is there a convert i should do?
That was awesome! Quick question ...If you wanted to make a poster out of your picture that you just created, what pixels would you suggest using for all of your layers, so that when you are complete, all of your blended layers didn't look grainy?
Just starting, want to picbash. I know its a long road ahead but your tuts are good, learning a bunch, thanks. The part where we get the jellyfish tails behind the trees, doesnt work.
My photoshop professor is the complete opposite of you, he insists that we follow his directions written down instead of showing us how to do what he wants out of us. Thank you for ACTUALLY teaching us!
The BEST tutorial for making composites. I have returned to it over and over and finally feel pretty comfortable with this fun editing process!
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You are the Bob Ross of Potatoshop. I've learnt a lot and been entertained. That's a rare thing. Thanks.
Potato shop! Hhahaha
@@Rsaulus Im still laughing at this 2 year later
Potatoshop!
I love to know that watching your videos is never a waste of time and I will learn what I am looking for. Plus, I always understand every single word you say. Phlearn for life!!!!
This episode was great!
I'm not planning to put jellyfish in the sky but it was really nice to see all the small tips in a greater context. More of this kind please 😃
Arron is my new number one teacher in Photoshop
Please do more step by step tutorials like this! I learned so much and it really helps to learn things like masking when I can see the effect in context. Phlearn tutorials really are the best I've found for Photoshop. Aaron has a great way of explaining things and doesn't go too fast (a common complaint of UA-cam tutorials).
I'm amazed and a little overwhelmed how you guys know all of this, but I'll keep pushing forward. 'll be watching this one many times. Great one.
So many lightbulb moments! Thank you for so many simple little tricks!
this video right here is amazing bro!! I made my first flawless-looking composite ever after learning these tips and tricks from you! im so happy with it and these are skill ill be able you use for alot of future projects. i cant explain how thankful i am for the videos you are putting out. you built both my confidence and understanding of the program through great examples and explanation that i haven't seen often. i went from scared to pick out pic for my next project to jacked about it. bless you man!!
Thanks Aaron for this helpful compositing tutorial that reinforced the importance of using blend modes to not only create an interesting image but to make these multiple images blend together so well. I also like how you used a color gradient to add cohesiveness to the entire composite. Thanks!
This tutorial was FANTASTIC!! Really enjoyed and Learnt A Lot !! Thanks Sir!!
Had so much fun doing this one....would appreciate more of these. Thanks!
This channel should have more subs, really appreciate your content, thank you sir.
Aaron rocks! And the touches of humor are great. Always such a pleasure to watch your videos!
Great tutorial. Learned new tools and techniques and enjoyed the process. Thank you!
I really love the way you teach Arron, thanks very much...
This was more educational than a whole month, so great!
The bestttestttt tutorial ever made.. i can't believe when the artwork was done.. i couldn't belive that i had done it!!!!!... thannk you so muchhh... it gives me more confidence now to make such artworks now thankk yiuuu
This was the first tutorial that I sa for photoshop. Thanks for this vid
I just want to say that i love Aaron !
great tutorial!
Thanks so much for such a thorough tutorial! Your videos are always high quality and well thought out. We are lucky to learn such cool techniques from you!
So much good stuff packed into a nice concise video. Really enjoyed this. Thank you.
Holy shit, that gradient map thing just blew my mind! Great video, dude!
Great tutorial - well explained, clear shortcuts, and not presented at a million words per second 😂
Mr. Aaron teaches so well!
ay man thank u so much im struggling in photoshop class and this helps alot!
We're so glad to hear that! If you're new to Photoshop, you should check out our 30 Days of Photoshop series
phlearn.com/tutorial/30-days-photoshop-tour/
It's FREE! And awesome (if we may add 😁)
Thank you so much :) it was my first tutorial and it came up just perfect now I will repeat this tutorial 20 times, I promise I will get there in no time. Thanks again :)
Best tutorial channel I have found!
Thanks so much. I'm actually going to try it. It would be my first composite!
That jelly fish image came out super cool looking :)
accidentally lol
Finally, I made it work just like it was shown in the video :). It took some time but was worth trying and I have learned a lot. Thanks for the tutorial 🥰
Thank you very much sir your teaching is wonderful
Thanks, for the video, love how look in the end
What kind of desk chair do you use?
Awesome as usual! Thank you Phlearn! I’d like more like this! I like composites!
it is a great feature of photoshop that helping me in product photography too.
Thank you so much for all your posts!! I absolutely adore them!!! Im learning so much!
great vid, nice looking outcome. btw, what do you do to be able to see the different blending modes just gliding over them? i have to click each one to preview them. not the best workflow.
I really enjoyed making this
This was a great tutorial! I learned a lot! Thank you
I wish you much prosperity!!!
Very Cool!
Dude I just finished and it looks AWESOME
Learnt so much from your tutorial, thank you sooooooooooo much, you are amazing big THUMBS UP
Thank you Aaron Nace, you are the best ❤👍
This is informative. Thank you.
I really enjoyed that! Just the use of all the tools and, as always you're easy to follow and I like that you're enjoying what you do. :)
Thank you phlearn for helping me understand Photoshop 🌴🙂
This was a really fun tutorial for compositing. It is my first one and you definitely helped to take some of the mysticism out of the magic behind it. Looking forward to checking out a few more of these.
Brilliant! Learned a lot and fun to watch.
Thank you so much sir for giving link of sample images in description.very few ppl do this
Thanks a lot
Coolesst ever! very good at explaining and showing steps. Love It. Exactly what ive been looking for. Thanks so much!
Always I learn something new from u 😊
Learning is must to know new 👍
the best 24minutes of my life!!
Awesome, thank you!
Wow this is amazing. I am so subscribing. You deserve it
Fantastic video! Thank you
Loved this!
Absolutely brilliant tutorial thanks for sharing 🙏
How fun...Now I want to go play too!
Great tutorial, thanks!
You are the best bro
that was awesome... just one question... how in the world did you do that...??
Hey there. Great tutorial. Quick question. What is the stylis and pad you use with your editing? Thanks. Marty
Excelente trabajo amigo muchas gracias por compartirlo 👍🏻 👍🏻
Thanks a lot, great lesson !!
you make so quality videos, do it in 4k please!
Perfect tutorial, Thanks. Quick question: Is it just me? 😅
You give me hope! Thank you! 😀
Thank you very much. I can't believe i am taking this great lesson for free. When i will available, i would love to buy your courses and support you. Thank you
how do you use the brush tool at the beginning without getting rid of the tendrils? is there a brush setting you're using?
Thank you!
Dope. Could you explain how you developed the concept...? Cool stuff...
Thank you so much!
Wunderbar. This episode was fantastich
thanks! this tutorial help me with my homework 😂 I hope my teacher loves it !
Great content...easy to follow thank U ✌🙌👌
This is soo good..
If you make poster or social media marketing designs or designs for different items or other real time projects of yours, then it is more effective for people on youtube
👍
I love this Image. It reminds me of my DMT trip from a year ago.
Well done. Had to subscribe
Great tutorial.blending different photos are very difficult.
Nathan Emanuel Espindola
I had a lot of fun making this!
You are so funny, knowledgeable and creative.
I'm struggling to follow this. For example, after saying _"I'm just gonna pop a layer mask on"/"I'm gonna paint black on it"_ it's just being done, yet the actual buttons pressed or icons clicked are not being articulated. While the image was being brushed black it wasn't stated that you'd switched from the move tool to the brush tool, it's just being done as though I'm supposed to know but I'm here because I don't. I guess maybe by this stage it's taken for granted that everyone should already know these tools by now. Maybe I'm supposed to take note of all the small movements on the screen more than the audio even though I'm not entirely sure what was clicked on? Or maybe this is intermediate? Oh, I don't know...I guess I'm too new for this entry into photoshop...
EDIT: I've just given it a third go to grasp these tools and I'm legit pulling it off now! I feel very accomplished right now haha!!
doesnt work for me, props to ya. most software tutorials face same issue. the interface is small and harder to follow on a video. easier as you get more familiar. my exp not w/ PS but Maya and unreal.
I agree, everyone here is the same you speak too fast and do not give the details of your move. Worthless. Sorry!
My regular lasso won’t keep a straight line. It puts a “hole” in it. How do I fix that?
Nice Video! Very helpful! Thanks very much! :)
i loved it ,,thank you ..
i just did it too
Aaron Lee Arellano
Do more of these, please!
I love this! Super helpful. How would you make it look right if you wanted one of the jellyfish to come in front of the trees?
You'd probably have a separate layer of that one jellyfish below the layer that puts them behind the trees, so it's not affected by that layer.
Ian Christopher Erickson
I can't get past the first minute because when I open the photos I want to use they open separate from each other, I don't know how to get them to show up on the same screen? I think I will very much enjoy this video once I figure that out, can you help? Thank you very much!
question when imported my jelly fish its treating it like a smart object. so i have to unlink my mask when i go to distort and than repaint it if you over laps. not whining about but it didnt seem like you had to do that. so my question is am i importing it wrong or is there a convert i should do?
good stuff, thank you
That was awesome! Quick question ...If you wanted to make a poster out of your picture that you just created, what pixels would you suggest using for all of your layers, so that when you are complete, all of your blended layers didn't look grainy?
Just starting, want to picbash. I know its a long road ahead but your tuts are good, learning a bunch, thanks. The part where we get the jellyfish tails behind the trees, doesnt work.
I give, when you select the treeline and yours turns white mine stays black no matter what.
Thanks man!
Thank you
Luv you GUYS..!😘