PAINT SHOP PRO

Sometimes pictures come out with lens and perspective distortion, and distracting background elements. If your item is square or rectangular, such as a painting or print, these can be easily repaired in Paint Shop Pro.

I will show you how to create an image that appears to have a reflection. Paint Shop Pro provides the ability to apply many interesting effects to your design and a reflective image is one of them.

When creating graphic design, it is important to work in layers. Imagine a layer is like a transparent piece of paper that you can lay on another piece of transparent paper. You can move each layer around, on top or underneath a different layer.

Tutorial which shows how to fade and image from the original colors to grayscale using Paint Shop Pro.

Tutorial for removing color cast from photos using Paint Shop Pro

Tutorial for changing eye colors manually in Paint Shop Pro to achieve interesting fantasy effects

Step by step instructions to shadow a part of an image in Paint Shop Pro

How to make coloring books using Paint Shop Pro to create coloring pages

Learn how to use color to create a focus on an image in Paint Shop Pro 9 or X

Tutorial for creating a single focus in a detailed image in Paint Shop Pro 9 or X

Tutorial for creating a favicon in Paint Shop Pro and adding it to a website

Tutorial on how to master the basics of blending photos or images in Paint Shop Pro

Tutorial for creating masks from images in Paint Shop Pro 9 or X

Step by step instructions to make basic masks to use in Paint Shop Pro 9 or X

Tutorial for making picture frames in Paint Shop Pro 9 or X

Instructions for creating styled lines to use in Paint Shop Pro 9 or X

Instructions for creating and saving custom vector shapes in Paint Shop Pro 9 or X

Instructions for making your own picture tubes for use in Paint Shop Pro 9 and X

Tutorial for creating custom gradients in Paint Shop Pro 9 or X from an image

Tutorial to make custom gradients to use in Paint Shop Pro

I came across this neat effect when I was trying to change over an aged tutorial from Adobe Photoshop into Paint Shop Pro. While I didn't get the effects meant for it, I discovered a great way to create some eerily aged, macabre looking photos.