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Hello everyone! Today, we have another treat for you. Our friends from UPrinting are giving away 250 stickers to 5 lucky Psdtuts readers. To win, all you have to do is leave a comment below and tell us what you would do with the stickers if you win. If you are a frequent reader of our site, chances are, you are already familiar with UPrinting. They offer online printing services and are a frequent sponsor of this site. We are very excited to partner with them on another giveaway.
Thanks everyone and good luck!
When most people open Photoshop for the first time, one of the first features they tend to use are filters. Filters are a powerful way to make edits to your photos and images but let’s be honest; some of the default filters in Photoshop can be a bit cheesy. The great thing about Photoshop however is that it allows you to install and use excellent third party plugins and filters. Today, we are partnering with Filter Forge to give away 3 copies of Filter Forge Basic Edition.
Filter Forge is a versatile Photoshop plugin which allows both novice and expert users create a wide variety of realistic and abstract textures and effects. Users can take instant advantage of over 8100 free community-created filters in the online filter library, or create their own filters in the visual filter editor by assembling them from components such as blurs, gradients, color adjustments, noises, distortions, or blends – without writing a single line of code.
In this image Filter Forge was used to create the snakeskin: Pattern maps, bumpmaps, and normal maps. The 3D model was made in Microstation V8i, rendered with Luxology Render. No post work.
On the surface, Filter Forge is just a Photoshop plugin, a pack of filters that generate textures, create visual effects, enhance photos, and process images. However, there are some things that make Filter Forge unique:
To win a free copy of Filter Forge, all you need to do is leave a comment below and tell us how you would like to use this plugin.
To learn more about Filter Forge, visit their website, download the demo version of the software, and check out their gallery.
Editor’s note: This post was sponsored by Filter Forge.
