He is a contributor to Dewitt Jones’ heartwarming Healing Images campaign and a Trey Ratcliff Flatbooks author. Mark’s tutorials appear regularly on the KelbyOne and Planet Photoshop websites, and his imagery and articles have been featured in Photoshop User, Photo Techniques, Nature’s Best, and After Capture magazines. Ambassador to Finland, and Academy Award winning director, Louie Psihoyos. Through the Rocky Mountain School of Photography, The Radiant Vista, and Boulder Digital Arts, he has lectured in front of and worked side-by-side with countless individuals, including Adobe’s Chief Executive Officers, Jane Goodall, the U.S. Mark is an Adobe Photoshop luminary, a photographer, an author, and one of the most passionate instructors you will ever encounter. I’ll also show you how to import your own texture assets, how to browse and download community effects, and how to create, save, and share your own custom effects.įlypaper Textures 15% discount: Visit my Discounts page and click through the Flypaper Textures link, then enter the code MARKSJ at checkout.įrench Kiss Collections 15% discount: Visit my Discounts page and click through the French Kiss link, then enter the code MARKSJ15 at checkout. We’ll explore the interface, the built-in effects, and the customization possibilities. In today’s Photoshop Workbench tutorial, I’ll take you on a comprehensive tour of Texture Effects. Texture Effects is so versatile that it can effectively become your central hub for managing and applying all of your texture, light leak, dust and scratch, double exposure, and border effects…including the ones in your personal library. Hit Open The Dialogue Box Copying Textures will appear and you will see it load your textures. Highlight the files you want to import (if it is a consecutive group, click once on the first image, hold down the shift key and click once on the last image).

Apply light leak, diffusion, edge blur, edge exposure, film grain, vignette, border, color overlay, double exposure, and dust and scratch effects Navigate to the folder where the textures you want to import is located on your computer.

Load and apply textures and effects created by other users in the world-wide Topaz community.

Load and apply textures and effects (such as light leaks and borders) from your personal library.

In addition to being able to add Topaz library textures to your images, you can also do all of the following: Boy was I wrong!Īs I began playing around with Texture Effects, I quickly realized that this software is incredibly well designed and bursting with creative resources. When I first heard about Topaz Labs new Texture Effects plug-in, I was concerned that it would only allow photographers to add a limited number of basic textures to our images.

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