Today's Top Three Graphics Blog

1. Create Pixel Art in Photoshop <>

Ø  “The camera scan photograph and encode the image in to pixel”

     

  Ø  The smallest individual unit of your display is Pixel.
 

  Ø  Pixel is a not easy to understand, but to play with difficulty.

  Ø  The Physical size of a pixel depends on how you have set the resolution for the display screen.

  Ø  Pixel art has picked up after the massive success of Floppy Bird game.

  Ø  The pixel is feels awesome to create your own pixel art and to see it at work in your games.

  Ø  Graphics designer must have knowledge about all types of graphics and Pixel art is one of them.

  Ø  Pixel art is quite popular in game development and illustration.

Read this blog here :- CreatePixel Art in Photoshop.

2. Working with Crop Tools in Photoshop

                                  

  Ø  This blog is how to how to work with Crop Tools.

  Ø  The crop tool allows you to select an area of of an image and discard everything outside this area.

  Ø  In order versions of Photoshop up to CS5, were only three options available in the crop tool menu Crop, Slice & Slice select tool but From Photoshop CS6 on words there is a forth option added to the menu.

  Ø  Crop tool is used to trim the selective areas of an image, it’s reduce the size of the image.

  Ø  Perspective crop tool is used to convert perspective image to flat image.

  Ø  It is used to flatten the image that is captured at different angles.

  Ø  Slice & Slice tool divides the image into various pieces, it is used to websites later.

Read this blog here :- Workingwith Crop Tools in Photoshop

3. Working with History Brush Tool in Photoshop

                                            

 

  ØHistory brush tool is used selectively restore the color, detail, smoothness and attributes of an image.
 

  Ø  It is use and we want to convert color images to black & white images.

  Ø  Art history brush tool is similar to blur tool but it works on the layer and replaces the attributes of the real layer.

  Ø  The opacity sets the opacity level for an element.

  Ø  Opacity level describes the transparency level, whew 1 is not transparent at all. 0.5 is 50% see through, and 0 as completely transparent.

Read this blog here :- Working with History Brush Tool in Photoshop