In this tutorial we will be learning some more photomanipulation but this time different than the first one I did.

This tutorial demonstrates how to control the placement of patterns to blend an image into the background, as camouflage. It also shows how to make that same pattern pop out and mold into realistic texture in other areas of the design...

I have seen something really interesting on the net a few days that was made by Nik Ainley but I found the tutorial too small. So here is a more detailed one for those who think of using this great technique.

Learn how to make the art piece "Back at sea".

Cut-&-paste creativity has always had a bad press – but digital artist Mike Harrison shows that it can be used to generate inspirational surreal images.

In this step-by-step tutorial, we’ll create a photomontage in Adobe Photoshop CS3 using only the layer palette. Our goal is to achieve stunning results without using any of Photoshop’s filter options.

Nik Ainley shows you how to make a splash, blending two very different images to create this amazing underwater effect, complete with a dissolving figure of a man.

In this tutorial I'll show You how to put glass Tea Cup in different places and keep it still look good or put items inside glass. Such Cup will be universal as possible - paste on different backgrounds and forget.

Create a photo wall montage using the motion filter in Premiere Pro. Demos how PPRO can handle high resolution images. Explains Ease Options on keyframes and keyframe use in the motion filter.

Create a photo montage timed to music.