This beats my time as a student at the Illinois Art Institute, and it didn't cost me $600 for one class in one semester. Those classes were such a scam. College can blow me. Thank you for these awesome videos!
Yeah, the same situation in Poland with regular universities. A lot of people attend them just to get a degree but they don't teach you anything unless you want to learn it by yourself. I know it improves search skills and you can meet a lot of new amazing people but it's the worst possible way to acquire new information.
Jesus, your tutorials are extraordinary. An amazing display of thought process that is a must-have for PS proficiency. Newcomers usually need basic stuff and fast results, otherwise, it gets discouraging if it is too complicated. Your channel has the basic, intermediate, and advanced material. Sure, I can reproduce what you just did mechanically, but in these advanced videos (at least for me), you demonstrate the true power of Photoshop and give me the incentive to carry on learning. Anyone can change the color of an object on a white background, but when I come back to some of your videos that seemed advanced to me until some time ago, I say to myself: "I fully understand that now" - it's priceless. Thank you for being a great teacher and helping me to understand the meaning of the process and not solely mechanically learn the tools.
The thing I like about your tutorials is not just the subject at hand, but all the individual tips and techniques that are used to create the end result. I may never have the need to create a see through bottle, but will certainly have use for all the tools used to accomplish it. Thank you.
This video is nothing less than brilliant. It keeps me amazed in how many ways you can twerk Photoshop, every time I think I have seen it all, You come up with new fantastic ways of doing it. I think that the dislikes must be from competitors that do not like to see someone passing them by in skills ……………....…….
WOW - such amazing eye for details, and the insights to simulate the required realism for a truly great result. I would have been done at the 10 min mark. You are upping our game.
I personally love that you can have Photoshop for 20+ years of experience and still learn more. Nice work on the tutorial. You are a master of the blend modes and have some of the best explanations of their use I have ever experienced.
wow. i love how you explain everything, even the smallest parts and repeat them, like all the shortcuts, it's really easy to follow along to even if you're a beginner. great videos!
Massively helpful. The PTC course on compositing has been the single greatest help to my moving to the next level. These tutorials greatly enhance that experience. Thanks!
Dude Im a professional, I work as a graphic designer for a tv station in my country and you just showed me easily four or five things I never knew about using photoshop... Mindblown (and subscribed)
I am a complete beginner at photoshop, but I needed to get rid of a background on a glass jar for work (I do social media posts), and I had no clue how to do it. I watched this video once, beforehand, and then again pausing it while I did the steps, and I did it! After just 2 watches, with no formal training on photoshop! I still had to play around with it to make it look realistic: it's a clear mason jar that is supposed to be a light fixture. I ended up duplicating the group to add some depth to it and make the inscription on the jar more visible. I then added a brightness layer in the bottom group, and I added a Bevel/Emboss effect to the top group. I also added a drop shadow effect to the bottom group to make it pop from the background. I also did the lid of the jar as a separate layer so that I could keep the original color, (it wasn't looking right with the adjustments I made to the glass). THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS INCREDIBLY HELPFUL VIDEO!!!!!!!!!
Very helpful - thanks Jesús R. for all the steps and clear explanations! (especially the Color Dodge and internal distort + blur tips - they really made things realistic)🙏👍
This was SOOOOOOOOO helpful. You explain everything so clearly and step by step and I was able to follow every step so well. Thank you so much. One of the most helpful tutorials I've experienced. Learned so much!
Oh my god... where i hv been these days. Here is just free ps tutorial for real. Also worth it. And i see from u, u r really trying hard to teach something to someone. What a soul. U deserve more subs
What a legend. You and PiXimperfect have guided me through some really intimidating projects, and your guides are a big part of the reason I'm working as a designer today. ❤🙏🏾
There is no better Ps education that what what can be found on youtube. Between you and unmesh from PiximPerfect there is no longer a mistery about Ps. Thanks for all you do.
Thank you so much for these. Every single video I learn like 20 new things it's so great. I can't wait to practice these until I remember them by heart.
No matter what the cost of any course is it is because your Heart is so truly good that's why You teach Free of cost and that's why I love your way of working technique and channel
I just started using ps again. This was very informative. Definitely subscribing. Thank you so much. This was always something id never been able to figure out how to do
I didn't know well how to use vector masking in PS and because of this I used mask created in CorelDraw firstly and then exported to PNG. And after that there is painful attempts to match mask with the original image. And here I learned how to make it accurate, easily and in one application! Just mindblowing
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This beats my time as a student at the Illinois Art Institute, and it didn't cost me $600 for one class in one semester. Those classes were such a scam. College can blow me. Thank you for these awesome videos!
You're welcome, Goattacular!
Yeah, the same situation in Poland with regular universities. A lot of people attend them just to get a degree but they don't teach you anything unless you want to learn it by yourself. I know it improves search skills and you can meet a lot of new amazing people but it's the worst possible way to acquire new information.
Jesus, your tutorials are extraordinary. An amazing display of thought process that is a must-have for PS proficiency. Newcomers usually need basic stuff and fast results, otherwise, it gets discouraging if it is too complicated. Your channel has the basic, intermediate, and advanced material. Sure, I can reproduce what you just did mechanically, but in these advanced videos (at least for me), you demonstrate the true power of Photoshop and give me the incentive to carry on learning. Anyone can change the color of an object on a white background, but when I come back to some of your videos that seemed advanced to me until some time ago, I say to myself: "I fully understand that now" - it's priceless. Thank you for being a great teacher and helping me to understand the meaning of the process and not solely mechanically learn the tools.
You honestly make the best tutorials in a perfectly balanced way between complexity and the importance of understanding something. Thank you
You're welcome, Philip 154! Thanks for the comment!
The thing I like about your tutorials is not just the subject at hand, but all the individual tips and techniques that are used to create the end result. I may never have the need to create a see through bottle, but will certainly have use for all the tools used to accomplish it. Thank you.
You're welcome, Dale! I'm glad that you like those extra tips. I also think that's the most valuable part of the tutorials
This video is nothing less than brilliant. It keeps me amazed in how many ways you can twerk Photoshop, every time I think I have seen it all, You come up with new fantastic ways of doing it. I think that the dislikes must be from competitors that do not like to see someone passing them by in skills ……………....…….
Thank you, Carl! I appreciate that!
This was the best 17 minutes I ever spent learning on the Internet. Thank You I wish I could like this more than once!!!
I didn’t know there was this much depth to making composite. Thanks for opening my eyes. Mad respect for everyone in this field.
WOW - such amazing eye for details, and the insights to simulate the required realism for a truly great result. I would have been done at the 10 min mark. You are upping our game.
Thank you, Mike! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I personally love that you can have Photoshop for 20+ years of experience and still learn more. Nice work on the tutorial. You are a master of the blend modes and have some of the best explanations of their use I have ever experienced.
Thank you, C.J. Land!
As a subscriber long ago, your teaching is impeccable. Thank you so much.
wow. i love how you explain everything, even the smallest parts and repeat them, like all the shortcuts, it's really easy to follow along to even if you're a beginner. great videos!
Grateful to have such an advanced Photoshop user explain clearly something so complex for me. Thank you Jesus.
Great tutorial! Not only making the bottle/glass transparent but also having one mask for the group. I can totally use this!
Thank you, Tom!
Massively helpful. The PTC course on compositing has been the single greatest help to my moving to the next level. These tutorials greatly enhance that experience. Thanks!
Thank you, Anthony! I'm glad that you found it useful!!!
you are THE BEST! I always learn a lot from your tutorials! Thank you!!
Thank you, Liz!
Incredibly informative Jesus! YOU ARE THE MAN!
Thank you, Matt!
Wonderful tutorial! Concise and very helpful.
It's mindblowing how you split the components of the image with blending mods!! Thank you tons!
(And that light!!!!)
Possibly the clearest Photoshop tutorial i've ever seen
Dude Im a professional, I work as a graphic designer for a tv station in my country and you just showed me easily four or five things I never knew about using photoshop... Mindblown (and subscribed)
Thank you, LegendaryGlasses, I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Jesús you are incredible! PTC is easily my favourite Photoshop training channel.
Thank you!!!
I am a complete beginner at photoshop, but I needed to get rid of a background on a glass jar for work (I do social media posts), and I had no clue how to do it. I watched this video once, beforehand, and then again pausing it while I did the steps, and I did it! After just 2 watches, with no formal training on photoshop! I still had to play around with it to make it look realistic: it's a clear mason jar that is supposed to be a light fixture. I ended up duplicating the group to add some depth to it and make the inscription on the jar more visible. I then added a brightness layer in the bottom group, and I added a Bevel/Emboss effect to the top group. I also added a drop shadow effect to the bottom group to make it pop from the background. I also did the lid of the jar as a separate layer so that I could keep the original color, (it wasn't looking right with the adjustments I made to the glass). THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS INCREDIBLY HELPFUL VIDEO!!!!!!!!!
You're welcome, Christine! Thank you for your message!
Your Photoshop tutorials are becoming my favourite to watch! (and I was watching Piximperfect also.) You guys are equally fantastic! Thanks.
The alt-option click on the layer's eye and double-click on the hand tool are awesome tips!
Very helpful - thanks Jesús R. for all the steps and clear explanations! (especially the Color Dodge and internal distort + blur tips - they really made things realistic)🙏👍
Thank you, R Garlin!
Thank you so much! Your video finally taught me how to create my own mock ups! No more purchasing!
Thank you Jesus! You are one of the best tutors online!
I am truly impressed beyond words at how informative and concise you are. I wish I had teachers like you when I was a kid.Thank you. Jesús.
You're welcome,Bob!
Excellent tutorial.
Thank you!
I like those bottle and explained Really well. I think you may be one of the best photoshop trainers on youtubes.
So I literally watched PiXimperfect's video about this topic a day ago, because there weren't any on this channel. And now Jesus uploads THIS.
Join my facebook group. I did a "live freestyle tutorial" on this a few months ago.
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Excellent video ! Thanks.
You're welcome, Le Roi nu!
Fantastic technique! More advanced than I am used to. I will practice it many times to fix it in my memory. Thanks so much!
You're welcome, James!
WOW!! You make it all look so easy! Great tutorial!
Thank you, Ricky
Dude! That specular highlight with the color dodge!! Whoa!!
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Excellent tutorial as always.
Thank you!
Bravo, best tuition on ps I’ve ever met
Your instructions are clear and concise. Excellent tutorial.
Superb tutorial.
Thank you, drpentecost!
This was SOOOOOOOOO helpful. You explain everything so clearly and step by step and I was able to follow every step so well. Thank you so much. One of the most helpful tutorials I've experienced. Learned so much!
Thank you, Matthew!
Priceless. Thank you!
Oh my god... where i hv been these days. Here is just free ps tutorial for real. Also worth it. And i see from u, u r really trying hard to teach something to someone. What a soul. U deserve more subs
Was looking how to build a transparent glass texture, got your video. It was awesome. Now I`m a fan =)
That's great..!!!
Thank you
This is an amazing tutorial, Jesus! I will have to watch it a few times to get it down pat. Thank you...thank you!
You're welcome, Myer!
What a legend. You and PiXimperfect have guided me through some really intimidating projects, and your guides are a big part of the reason I'm working as a designer today. ❤🙏🏾
I enjoy this technique! Thanks a lot!
Bravo with your explanation my friend
Cheers from timor leste
really useful, very generous of you to share, thanks
You're welcome!
There is no better Ps education that what what can be found on youtube. Between you and unmesh from PiximPerfect there is no longer a mistery about Ps. Thanks for all you do.
Oh wow. You are awesome brother. Keep it coming
Thank you!
Great tutorial, as always. Thanks.
You're welcome!
I am always fascinated to watch you manipulate PS. Thanks for sharing!
You're welcome, bluesy dude!
Excellent stuff. Learned a few new things here. Subscribed.
Thank you, wolfen231!
So creative use of blend modes!
Thank you, Lei!
The tricks are very easy and crazy as pie ......impressive ❤️
This was one of the best tutorials I've ever seen, wo wo wooow! Thank yoooou!!!
This is such a great channel it's crazy. Thanks for all of your content!
Thank you, Kelly!
very very high quality tutorial 💖💖💖
4:13 in the next 20 seconds i'll learn more than i ever have while looking up the subject of color lol
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blew my mind and I'm in adobe cc every single day lol!
Perfect tutorial!!! 😍😍
Perfect as always
Thank you, Vento!
That was really professional! Nice results!
Thank you, HeadroomMax!
This tuturial is just brilliantly awesome and very useful, so thank you to bring up this gem to RUclips!
You're welcome, Mini!
Awesome video. Very very helpful.
Good tutorial, thanks
Thank you, Kerem!
Awesome as always... Thank you Sir!
Thank you, AciD ToX!
Thank you for this great tuto. You are an excellent teacher, always a pleasure to watch your videos.
You're welcome!
this is how wizard does. thanks man appreciate every video of you
Your video is very helpful for me🥰
I'm glad you found it useful, DR Studio! Thanks for Watching!
Thank you so much for these. Every single video I learn like 20 new things it's so great. I can't wait to practice these until I remember them by heart.
You're welcome, toast!
You are a true master. A very VERY good tutorial. BIG thx!
This was very, very good (as always). Thank you.
You're welcome, Peter!
Thank you v v v much. It was great. Packed with techniques that I will use many times over!
You're welcome, Erica!
Many thanks for your tutorial
Thankyou! Great tutorial, one of the best i've seen regarding PS
Amazing teacher...
Thank you!
Super useful methods and presented in such a digestible and simple way. Perfect tutorial.
Thank you, Askhat!
No matter what the cost of any course is it is because your Heart is so truly good that's why You teach Free of cost and that's why I love your way of working technique and channel
Stellar. This was awesome!
It is very useful for me, thank you for your sharing.
You're welcome, Kosal!
A very helpful tutorial, really explained with very well explained in full details.
Thank you!
Excellent! Thank you.
You're welcome, kerrybrookCA!
Glad to learn from the best
It's very useful and handy.) I'll definitely use some of this information in the future.
really amazing .. thank you very for creating amazing tutorials
You're welcome, Riyas!
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome, Dan!
Bravo Jesús!
Thank you, Juan!
Great video! Looking forward to the next one
I really needed to see a great tutorial about masking transparent objects. thanks a lot for sharing these techniques. they are very useful.
I just started using ps again. This was very informative. Definitely subscribing. Thank you so much. This was always something id never been able to figure out how to do
thanks for the tutorial and merry christmas
learned more in 17 minutes than i did in my 2 years in this tech college >:/ my teacher has no idea what shes doing
Thank you, Cookiie
excellent Tutorial!
Thank you, kirkelicious!
Didnt know vector masks were even a thing, wow
I used it once by accident and I could never figure out how but it was very handy at the moment.
lmao me too!
I didn't know well how to use vector masking in PS and because of this I used mask created in CorelDraw firstly and then exported to PNG. And after that there is painful attempts to match mask with the original image. And here I learned how to make it accurate, easily and in one application! Just mindblowing
Top class tutorial man! Thanks!
Thank you!
I'm definitely bookmarking this one for future reference! Thanks so much.
You're welcome, Gilly!
Very good, Jesus. Thanks for the GREAT TUTORIAL!!
Thank you, Gustavo!
Cool. Thanks. Colour range tool and using selection to mask, or mask a series of ranges is also worth exploring.
top class teaching. thank you.