Editor's Pick in Photo Editing, November 2005
Create carnival-esque highlights with squared edges to set your night skyline ablaze with contemporary flair.

Editor's Pick in Photo Editing, October 2005
Superstitions and religious connotations aside, mist is a fairly ordinary phenomenon that can be simulated using layers.

Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, September 2005
Using the cutout filter, we will rasterize an image, creating something that imitates vector art.

Editor's Pick in Photo Editing, November 2005
Explore the magic of channel mixer, from green to monochrome in seconds flat, with Denny Tang.

Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, September 2005
Convert poor quality or ho-hum photos into something valuable, abstract and memorable using Photoshop to simulate the style first promoted in Austria.

Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, October 2005
Clap your hands and say: "I do believe in fairies!" With a wave of our magic wand tool, we'll create fairy dust today.

Editor's Pick in Photo Editing, September 2005
By adding aniline based dyes to photo emulsions, Hermann Vogel produced the first Orthochromatic films in 1873. Today, we'll continue his post-production work.

Editor's Pick in Photo Editing, August 2005
Following the steps in this tutorial, using grain and noise filters, you can give any photo a distinctive distorted and wavering look.

Editor's Pick in Photo Editing, August 2005
Burning your insignia or design into crates and other wooden items, you'll make a memorable if not indelible mark on the world. This is a cool photo effect.