Richard Harrington shows you the improvements that Photoshop CS4 brings to the dodge, burn and sponge tools.

We'll look at a great technique for selectively controlling the exposure in a photo by lightening and darkening specific areas, giving us results very similar to what we could achieve with the Dodge and Burn tools but without harming a single pixel in the image.

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create an illustration of a model. We'll be creating it in vector style, though using Photoshops Burn Tool to add some dimensionality to the illustration. By the end you'll have enough information and practice to create your own.

In this video, I demonstrate how the Burn, Dodge and Sponge tools work in Photoshop.

This tutorial will walk you through on how to use your pen tool to create a simple and easy triangular icon design that can be used as your logo or a bulletin. There are many insights on how to use your Burn/Dodge Tool to create shade of lights and shadows.

In this tutorial I'm going to explain how to but a razor in a bar of soap. I'll be using the pentool, vanishing point, clone stamp tool, and the burn tool.

Kyle DeTella makes heavy use of Photoshop’s Warp and Burn tools to create an abstraction composition based on his current work.