The Best Way to Add Shading to Cutouts | Photoshop Tutorial

In this Adobe Photoshop sports graphic design tutorial, I break down my process for adding shading and lighting to cutouts.

[unitedsportsmemedia]

Exactly what I was looking for, can't wait to try it out!

[d_rok]

I was doing most of the camera raw stuff in lightroom, but it'll probably just speed things up to do it all right in Photoshop. Also I never thought about using the linear dodge layer, that looks great! Thanks for this video

[taiwanrob]

This was great I needed to see this!!! Thank you

[landonmathis]

Love these videos man! Would love to see a video on how to make a schedule like the D-1 schools put out!

[mike.jr.]

Thanks man, my designs have gotten better 🙌

[kandewillzofficial]

Thanks buddy I learnt alot! Keep up the great stuff in your content. ❤

[grouper]

What a huge difference. Looks great. Keep up the great work

[jetsgridiron]

Really helpful. Love this one. This is the video I needed.

[LukeJarrett]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. Has helped me out massively🙌🏻

[dyn]

thanks man. very suitable for me as beginner

[saixdsgn]

i myself prefer a softer retouch rather then a hard contrasts one that’s just me though i normally decrease clarity increas texture and noise reduction and sharpness

[xiiixviiiw]

I think it's better to reduce the opacity of the brush when revealing the highlights, they are a bit exaggerated! Great tutorial ! Thumbs up!

[_____Danny]

My Photoshop doesn't have texture in the camera raw filter 😢

[markbauch]

Where did you find the original image??