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Welcome to the 4th volume of our “Awesome Photoshop Brushes for Photo Manipulation” series. In this volume, I will share with you some useful Photoshop brushes collected around the web. These brushes are of great quality and I use them frequently. They would be fantastic for your next photo manipulation project!

Welcome to the 3rd volume of our “Awesome Photoshop Brushes for Photo Manipulation” series. In this volume, I will share with you some useful Photoshop brushes collected around the web. These brushes are of great quality and I use them frequently. They would be fantastic for your next photo manipulation project!

In this Photoshop tutorial, I will show you the process of creating this “Escape from Hell” Digital Art in Photoshop. We will use a male model stock image and turn him into a fiery-winged angelic figure. We will combine a few images and form a hell environment. Have a try!

In this tutorial, I will show you the steps I took to create this photo manipulation of a Barbarian Warrior in Photoshop. We will mix rock and metal texture, as well as fire into a warrior photo. We will be practicing layer blending, image adjustments, free transform tool and a number of other manipulation techniques.

In this tutorial, I will show you the steps used to create this “Motion” Digital Art in Photoshop. We will use splatter brushes to paint the background, and apply particles/break-apart effect with various textures.

We will also be using a number of filters, dodge and burn tools and smudge tool to fine-tune the effect.

In this tutorial, I will show you the processes of creating this “Thinker” photo manipulation in Photoshop. We will use a model image and combine with abstract lines and a few flying stones to form this artwork. We will also be using several adjustment layers to perform the final touches.

In this tutorial, I will show you the processes of creating this unique “Trapped in the Trees” photo manipulation in Photoshop. The idea of this photo manipulation is to surround a face with tree trunks and branches and create a trapped effect. We will achieve this by utilising a few simple Photoshop techniques.