Difficulty: Novice • Clicks: 2,488 • Author: Man1c M0g
Comment: Lets face it - making people beautiful in Photoshop isn't exactly difficult. But what if you want to turn a portrait of your cosmetically perfect sibling into something that will seriously make them worry about their complexion for years to come? Well then, you are in luck!

Difficulty: Newbie • Clicks: 1,113 • Author: Andantonius
Comment: Long ago there were no such things as strong colorfast dyes, and color photographs were much more susceptible to the bleaching effects of strong sunlight. This tutorial details a simple non-destructive technique for adding this bleached dye effect back into any stock footage of your choice.

Difficulty: Intermediate • Clicks: 1,183 • Author: Man1c M0g
Comment: If you love pictures of icy winter landscapes, but really can't stand sitting out in the cold for hours on end watching your hand freeze to your camera, you might want to learn these little-known techniques for plunging any summer scene into deep winter.

Difficulty: Novice • Clicks: 22,774 • Author: Man1c M0g
Comment: It is said that the eyes are windows into the soul. In that case some of us must have really boring souls, but help is at hand if you want to your eyes to really stand out in photographs and creative photo manipulations.

Difficulty: Intermediate • Clicks: 3,966 • Author: Man1c M0g
Comment: If you want to bypass all the hard work, and require a basic cel-shaded image for a quick illustration at a pre-defined resolution, then this simple photo-based technique may be far more useful to you then a fully-fledged vector graphic.

Difficulty: Novice • Clicks: 2,300 • Author: Man1c M0g
Comment: Photoshop may not be the first port of call for traditional cartoonists or animators, but this does not mean that simple single-frame cel-shading effects are impossible in Adobe Photoshop. This tutorial describes a very simple technique for creating images with cartoon-style effects using nothing more than a photograph and the basic Photoshop tools.

Difficulty: Newbie • Clicks: 1,430 • Author: Man1c M0g
Comment: Done something disgraceful and want to blur out your face from the offending images without destroying the pictures themselves? Then you'll want to learn this simple censorship effect! The results are quick, easy, and resemble something from a reality cop show.

Difficulty: Novice • Clicks: 1,165 • Author: Man1c M0g
Comment: If movies and TV shows are to be believed, dreams often incorporate a certain degree of glowy vibrant colour, clearly differentiating the dream/vision from real life happenings. We can easily reproduce this effect in Photoshop using a couple of filters and a careful eye for colour.

Difficulty: Newbie • Clicks: 1,519 • Author: Man1c M0g
Comment: With good lighting conditions, the subject of a photo can stand out beautifully, but what happens when the background is simply too intrusive/colorful? This tutorial describes a very simple method for depth of field adjustment using default tools and a little touch of creative vision.

Difficulty: Newbie • Clicks: 1,479 • Author: Man1c M0g
Comment: Even the most professional photographer cannot keep their viewfinder perfectly level all the time. This tutorial describes probably the simplest and most effective method for skew correction, using the often forgotten Measure Tool.

Difficulty: Newbie • Clicks: 1,726 • Author: Jimmy1012
Comment: Photoshop's apparent complexity does not mean that superb effects are beyond the grasp of novice users. This tutorial describes a simple technique for creating oil-painted effects using nothing more than a photograph and the basic Photoshop tools.

Difficulty: Intermediate • Clicks: 2,750 • Author: Man1c M0g
Comment: In this world of 16.7m colors it may seem like a backward step to convert images into black&white but, as modern film noir has shown us, isolated color in monochrome images can be very eye-catching and portray important information & emotions.