Creative Color with Photoshop

 

Ready to color your world?  In this class, we’ll explore beginner-friendly color manipulation with Photoshop.

You’ll learn three (3), simple and non-destructive ways to get creative with color in your images, including:

• How to skew existing color in an image for creative effect, as well as how to and re-colorize an image with a single hue, using adjustment layers.
• The difference between a Gradient and Gradient Map and what makes them awesome
• How to manually paint your image (non-destructively) using layers, blend modes, and simple selections

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ALL PRACTICE FILES ARE INCLUDED!

So take a minute to download them (click RESOURCES below the video, then in the right side column, you’ll find the link to download the files), grab your favorite beverage, and I’ll meet you back here to jump into Lesson 1!

DON’T HAVE PHOTOSHOP?

Here’s a link for a 7-day, fully-functioning free trial.

BUT, WHAT IF I WANT PHOTOSHOP FOR LONGER THAN 7 DAYS?

You can have the most current, always updated version of Photoshop (plus Lightroom) for $9.99/month as a Photography subscriber to Adobe’s Creative Cloud. (If you don’t see the $9.99/month plan, be sure you’re browsing within the “Photography” category.)

DOES ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS WORK FOR THIS CLASS?

It’s been awhile since I’ve test driven things in Elements, but yes, within the “Experts” workspace of Photoshop Elements, you do have access to adjustment layers. (Elements currently sells for $99.99 per year, which is only $20 less than a subscription to the full version for the same time period. Something to consider!)