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Open an image in Photoshop. I chose the next one to work with:

Step 2

Select Filter > Artistic > Smudge Stick with the next settings:

This tutorial will show you how to quickly add motion to your images in a few easy steps.

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To complete this tutorial, import on your computer the next pictures: “initial-photograph.jpg”, “initial-single-eye.jpg”.

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Inside the document type your company name and company slogan with what font you want. I’ve used “Arial Black” for company name and “Arial Regular” for the slogan:

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Open the next two pictures in Photoshop.

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Use “drag and drop” to move the picture “neon-picture.jpg” over the “initial-neon-picture.jpg”. Now we have two layers “background” and “layer1”. Set the “blending mode for the layer” in Layers Tab to “screen” for the layer “Layer1”.

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For the layer “Layer1” Filter > Blur > Motion Blur with these settings:

Repeat this step and apply again these settings and you should get the neon effect on you picture:

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Open a new document in Adobe Photoshop with a black background. Create a new layer and draw few lines like in the next picture, using the Brush Tool in the Tools Tab:

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Now, set the Filter > Blur > Radial Blur with these settings:

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Choose Filter > Distort > Zig-Zag with the settings:

And the result:

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Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur with the radius “1.1” and add a new layer with a blue rectangle. Set the layer “blending mode” to “Soft Light”. You should get something like below:

If you configure Filter > Blur > Motion Blur with the settings:

And set the layer “blending mode” to “overlay” for the layer that contains the rectangle you obtain a metallic effect:

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Create a new document in Photoshop with a white background. New layer in the Layers Tab and draw some kind of lines using the Brush Tool. The color of the lines should be black:

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Choose Filter > Blur > Motion Blur with this settings:

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Using the Paint Bucket Tool (Tools Tab) color all the lines with white and the background with black. Like this:

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Select Filter > Blur > Radial Blur with the next settings:

And you obtain:

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Draw a rectangle in a new layer with the color “#20424B” and set the layer “blending mode” (in the Layers Tab) to “Soft Light”.
That’s all. Here is the result: a centrifugal movement effect.

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Open a picture that you want to retouch in Adobe Photoshop. I used the next picture to work with:

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Duplicate your picture in the Layers Tab and clear everything except the face skin like this:

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Now choose Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur with the settings (for the layer which you duplicated):

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Adjust the duplicate layer if needed, with a small brush tool, change the brightness and contrast of the “parent” layer (Image > Adjustments > Brightness/Contrast) using the settings:

And that’s the results: a beautiful model photo for your magazine.

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Open a picture which you want to retouch in Photoshop. I will with the next image:

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Add more luminosity to the picture using Filter > Render > Lighting Effects. Use the next settings and see the preview:

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Select Image > Adjustments > Color Balance to add more color to your picture, using these settings:

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A little more contrast Image > Adjustments > Brightness/Contrast with the settings:

And you have a new picture for your collection: