Dear Adobe, I'll be very disappointed if you don't award this man for his contribution in educating the art community across the globe.

@vedanshpratap762

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@nilkanthamunda8107

4 жыл бұрын

Well said.

@gravetidings6971

4 жыл бұрын

I agree

@21_f_aus

4 жыл бұрын

agree, I've learnt so much within the last 2 months because of his teaching technic...

@iComplainer

4 жыл бұрын

@adobe

this is the kind of teacher we need in our lives, patient, clear and treats me like a 5 year old yes

@wakwakvlogs6561

4 жыл бұрын

Nice one

@ba-dum_tss

4 жыл бұрын

Yes

@havearelax31401

4 жыл бұрын

I cannot paste that design on vanshing point. What should I do?

@SR-iu4zr

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah lol

@itsnoahsouza8279

3 жыл бұрын

Yes 🥺

Adobe please give this guy a $3 million dollar raise, now. OMG I've been working with Photoshop before it was vector. And you have just blown my mind with every tutorial that I watch. I'm humbled and thankful for your work please don't stop.

2 isn't enough, let's try 4. 4 is too much, let's try 3. [Types a 2] Perfect! 🤷

@Fadex01

4 жыл бұрын

Was about to write the same thing😂

@englishfreak5205

4 жыл бұрын

It is not a big problem !

@Salsuero

4 жыл бұрын

@@englishfreak5205 Never said it was. But did you really need to say that? Problem is more like you wasting your time!

@jomari_doria

4 жыл бұрын

Perfecto! now we know why his channel is named "Piximperfect" lmao

@Salsuero

4 жыл бұрын

​@@LuizCarlosAlvesdoNascimento Everywhere you think? So everyone's a son of a bitch? Because everyone thinks when they're alone. You said at least one, but I'm "that" one? What if there are more than one? I wouldn't be "that" one... because "that" is singular. Weird how you act like you're superior to me, but accuse me of being the son of a bitch.

So complex PS trick but the way you explain it, even a PS beginner can do it! Best PS channel ever!

@takuukya

4 жыл бұрын

agree !!!

@smoke4131

4 жыл бұрын

Should i like your comment ? Cuz it already got 69

@mounten7472

4 жыл бұрын

@@smoke4131 😂😂

@rekintagistr

4 жыл бұрын

agreee

@ashbringer8632

4 жыл бұрын

totally agree

I've been using Photoshop for about 20 years, probably more. I feel like I'm pretty good, and know tools and techniques at an advanced level. That said, I am consistently blown away by your content. Thank you so much for all that you do.

@muhammadzammaan2247

4 жыл бұрын

20+ years of experience and courage to appreciate Young Talent.

@Viraaj1

4 жыл бұрын

Being humble is something we got to learn from this human...

@whythatspreposterous

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed! Photoshop has evolved so much in 20+ years - makes it pretty damn hard to be advanced in all areas of its possibilities! These tutorials really help to demystify some of these more esoteric features.

@mar_1953

4 жыл бұрын

Same here

@_poggs

4 жыл бұрын

same!!!

I find your voice so unbelievably relaxing. I just put this on to help me fall asleep and I can confirm I had the best 2 hour nap. Thank you.

Hey Unmesh, I’m not the kind who is used to commenting on KZread videos but I’ve been following your work and I have to say, you do an amazing work. I’ve been using photoshop for nearly a decade but I realised I know not much. You have a knack for teaching. Just wanted to say thank you for this initiate and would encourage you to keep inspiring more and more. All the best.

I want him to be my teacher in every subject ever. Articulate, smooth explanation. Always a great video

I had no idea what this tool was supposed to do until now, thank you! Great content!

@visionstudios6804

4 жыл бұрын

Gabriel Lanaro you can do alot with vanishing point

@muhammadzammaan2247

4 жыл бұрын

🤣

Brilliant Piximperfect lectures. It is my Photoshop Encyclopedia

This man is a magician. Truly deserves appreciation for his knowledge and dedication towards his profession.

20 years of messing around in photoshop and almost 10 years of using photoshop professionally...and you teach me things still.

@GamingChannel-nb3ik

3 жыл бұрын

20 year?

@davidselovin6053

2 жыл бұрын

same here

@caprarola26able

11 ай бұрын

​@GamingChannel-nb3ik Photoshop was first released in the 1990s, so 20 years of experience isn't crazy

Me: Okay, this looks awesome. Now he's finished. Him: But you can also add... Me: Okay... NOW he's finished. Him: This looks just about right, but you can also add...

@UsmanAli-sv8ny

4 жыл бұрын

Haha! The more the better

@SimiTravels

4 жыл бұрын

same lol.. when he was about to add extra layer me "no no it looks already fine" 😂

@21_f_aus

4 жыл бұрын

IKR lol, same lol

@flanbenflen9069

4 жыл бұрын

And that's why we love unmesh

@MidnightAhri

4 жыл бұрын

@@xXGeth270Xx cant you just make a Mask and turn down saturation to go from red to Grey and then add this ontop?

One of the best tutorials in my Photoshop history. You showed me the tools I didn't know exist...or how to use them. Amazing!!

I have been watching your tutorials for two days practically non stop. You are awesome and I am addicted.

Love the subtle zoom going on and twinkly music at 1:01. The effort and attention to detail in your content is great.

saw him 1st time at Adobe Max talking to Chris Do. had never heard of him. He was right when he said his gift is teaching. Brilliant.

One of my favourite tutorials so far! Loved it. So much fun playing along with the files. Thank you!

i have no idea why, but hearing your voice just makes feel soothed.

You are Legend of Photoshop. I can’t believe how much you can do with this software. Amazing tools and amazing imagination you have. Free tutorials are the best part of this entire channel. Keep up the hard work. God bless you.

I have to say I love your videos so much! I've learned so much from you. I'm not a master at Photoshop yet, but I feel like I'm getting there slowly. I've improved from being afraid of all the tools available to just jumping in and trying them. Again thank you so much!!

I am so amazed by the fact that you always wanna keep things perfectly realistic. It requires so much time & effort and thus, we get a beautiful edit in the end. So cool!!!!!!

Dear Adobe, Please award this guy to be the best advisor and teacher for showing us the tutorial on how to use adobe. I have a question, How do we create the vanishing point into a curve stairs . Example like palaces or curves stairs.

Great and simple tutorials as always! I've been using it for 12 years and there still some aspects of photoshop i've discovered thanks to you :D

Learnt a lot using your tutorials to increase my art skills. Previously for something like this I'd open up blender plugin a few nodes here and there and that is easier than this, but limited to block shapes, on adding perspective to complex shapes this is much much more easier and i couldnt be more thankful to you. Thanks a lot.

Vanishing Point is one of my favourite movies...!!! This guy is worth every penny of the Patreons - thanks to all of them...!

0:52 the picture looks perfect already. Damn i love this guy

Awesome video Unmesh ♥ thank you

Never stop what you’re doing. I learn so much. Thank you!!!

Definitely amazing illusion using vanishing perspectives and filters. Thank you for such amazing tutorials and great contribution to digital art!!

This is the best. As a photoshop user myself you explain very efficiently and it’s organized! Thanks! Can’t wait to try this with some of my own photos soon! ❤️

I can´t still belive that these tutorial are free . I lov your videos , you teach me so much thinks ! Thank You

Very impressive, took my understanding of Vanishing Point to a whole new level. Thx so much.

You are the best teacher I have ever known in my life. Thank you so much.

0:46 I cant tell you how many time I watched you write that, it was so perfect and beautiful

This guy is a God rays for our dark mind in photoshop .God bless you!!!

How in the world does this video get over 1K dislikes? Seriously. Unmesh is a Photoshop master and he doesn't waste the viewer's time with ridiculous info. You're here to learn about Photoshop perspectives? Boom. Here it is. Shame on all of those dislikes. Unmesh, keep it up!!

@graphiceffizent8323

Жыл бұрын

Maybe the video was too long for em.

this would have to be in my top 5 best ever tutorials, i looked for something like this recently and could not find anything or anyone to help.....thank you so very much...

You Indian wizard. It boggles my mind how you know this program does all of this stuff. Thank you for this precious gift.❤

0:52 What a wonderful handwriting, I literally just stopped the video and thought that could be a great logo

@FrozenArtLover

3 жыл бұрын

No pne cares

i love how i unintendedly learn much more than i expect to learn from this video

So no one is gonna talk how his handwriting is legit

@ankitrawat659

4 жыл бұрын

how nice i also noticed it

@filip5154

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaha i was thinking the exact same thing 😂

@mixvid3460

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaha.. Two thumbs

@ermm.10

4 жыл бұрын

You should see his signature. The video where making his signature in digital.

@IBelievenevermind

3 жыл бұрын

@@ermm.10 insta bloody_impact_xt m

Working in photoshop for 17 years. Still enjoying this dude! His patience to explain absolutely basic things is immense!

@caprarola26able

11 ай бұрын

I'm 5 years in and I think I watch at least one of his videos every week. He's the best

I'm now convinced this guy is secretly a photoshop alien from Area 51 lol

@alexandera.8725

4 жыл бұрын

That's lame

@kiongeris

4 жыл бұрын

and he look like one of them :D

@sushimamba4281

4 жыл бұрын

He is from photoshop of the future

@PramodRaiK

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@TeresaTrimm

4 жыл бұрын

Got me laughing out loud!! Nice one!

Unmesh is such a credit to this industry. A superb teacher, and so clear to follow. Adobe should be paying him to do these!

Great video! Here is an outline step-by-step: i. Create Vanishing Point geometry onto which to project your graphic 1. Establish base geometry (define perspective reference from image) a. Select layer on which you wish to work (has stairway in it) b. Filter > Vanishing Point c. Establish your base geometry: i. Select the four corners of a plane that is in perspective in your image ii. Use a stair for this; note that you will be extending its size below, so go for something that is highly reliable and defined (a rectangular portion of concrete with clear delineation); the tool will automatically be in 'Create Plane Tool (C)' mode. Be as accurate as possible in your selection. iii. Zoom in using 'ctrl + ', 'select + spacebar' to pan around iv. 'Grid Size' box up top allows modification of grid density v. Upon full selection, you automatically bounce out of 'Create Plane Tool' and are in 'Edit Plane Tool'; adjust the corner points as needed to achieve accuracy vi. Grid color code will tell you if your base geometry is acceptable: ® Blue = fine ® Yellow = okay, but not great ® Red = not acceptable 2. Extend your base geometry a. Drag the mid-side points to extend the plane you established laterally to cover the entire stair b. Hit 'C' (or select the 'Create Plane Tool') c. Alt+select the mid-side of your base geometry plane and drag it to create a perpendicular plane (i.e. the rest of the stair); once created, note that you can modify the angle in the dialogue box up top (in case you don't want 90deg; select and drag 'angle' to do this visually) d. Repeat the previous two steps (C, Alt+select drag) to create perpendicular planes, working across the whole stair case e. Hit 'okay' in top right corner of dialogue box to lock in your work ii. Bring in and apply graphic 1. Now back in your main Photoshop work session (i.e. back on the canvas) bring in a new layer that has your graphic in it; select it (ctrl + select the thumbnail); copy it (ctrl + C), hide it 2. Create a new layer, name it 'graphic' 3. Still with this new layer selected, go to Filter > Vanishing Point, and paste your graphic (ctrl + C) 4. Drag the graphic over your perspective geometry; the graphic will pop into place (wrapping around your geometry) a. Modify the graphic: i. Ctrl + T - to transform it; shift-control-drag a corner to resize ii. Use arrow keys to move left or right iii. Alt + drag to duplicate the graphic (if it is a tiled-pattern, for example, and you are assembling multiple units) b. Hit OK to exit the filter iii. Improve image appearance 1. Adjust the graphic to look realistic: a. Slightly blur it; consider variable blur (depth of field effect) b. Create a blend mode stack (multiply, multiply, screen; use Blend If) and group together in a layers directory (he does a version of this stack but doesn't look as good as second record here in OneNote on page "Apply Art to Objects 1") 2. Bring subject to foreground a. Select subject b. Invert selection c. Mask the graphic group (this shows the graphic everywhere the subject isn't) 3. Create a group of the graphic group + mask, and mask this 4. Create a new layer above this; copy (ctrl+c) the texture image from a separate document, and, with the new layer selected, open Vanishing Point filter and paste (ctrl+v) texture image into this and resize/reposition 5. Hit OK to exit Vanishing Point filter; copy the new texture layer; alt+select the mask created in Step 3 above and paste the texture image into this 6. Invert mask as an experiment 7. Adjust the strength of the mask by setting levels (select mask, hit Ctrl+L) Paint on mask to make edge fades more realistic

That Field blur is the most valuable thing ive learned today, I have been trying to blur out sky replacements at the horizon differently that at the top of the frame. This completes my workflow thank you

He is the Einstein of Photoshop I think the art industry should have some Oscar type thing to reward those who do amazing in educating ppl the Art.

I just searched it on youtube and Finally u uploaded it Thanks a lot 😘💘♥️♥️

Just Amazing!.................No words to describe..I never skip ads over your videos, that's what I can do for you

This person is the best in explaining

this boy is brilent, the way he explain is superb, i m loveing it

OMG your tutorial just blew my mind. I have avoided so many advanced edits over the years because this seemed so impossible. THANK YOU! And Adobe, seriously give this man an award. Also, ty for providing such worthwhile education for free.

@alexandraandrews4608

4 жыл бұрын

I just tried it and it took my 5 mins to totally transform my image! TY TY !!

Omg! Game changer!! Not a fan of new metal roofs on old barns and struggled with many different techniques to try to age them. Crazy how well this worked. As always your tutorials are spot on!!! Thanks!!!

I really like the way you present. Calm, compose to the point. Well done, keep them coming.

First channel that I really turn on the notification button in my life lol

This is so cool and amazing techniques to use. Thanks for the awesome tutorial video!

Really love these tutorials! Thank you for sharing these very useful tricks!

Amazing. Love it. Nicely shot and done, very clear. Thanks for that!

This dude is blowing my mind with what's possible

This man is the 2019 Bob Ross

@saraedwards9433

4 жыл бұрын

OMG YES!!!! Goodbye “happy little trees” and hello to “That looks okay!”

@3Dgamespot

4 жыл бұрын

Michael Young you should go to see video copilot for after effect he is the mister of after effect

@Ollied

4 жыл бұрын

Best comment of 2020

Brilliant, terrific explanation and lots of tips. Love the Levels shortcut on the Mask

I just found out about your channel and subscribed. The quality of your tutorials is up there with my Digital Design teacher in high school a year ago. Instant respect for you.

I feel so proud that this "Father of Photoshop" is an Indian😍😍 and many great artists from different countries are learning from his videos ❤️❤️ Love you brother..

@laxmilucky4230

4 жыл бұрын

Really,great unmesh is an Indian,love this fellow

Very good tutorial. I tried this and painted the UK union flag on some local steps but instead of adding the "grunge" layer I used the "blend if" option on the "Flag" layer to bring the underlying texture through. Very realistic.

Watching you create amazing content with photshop is so satisfying. Thanks pixi

I've learned so much from you, and this video alone taught me several new techniques!

Finally, found someone teaching Adobe Photoshop using Windows. Thank you Unmesh Dinda. Kudos!

Not only is this guy amazingly good at the subject matter, he's also an excellent presenter. Following his instructions and explanations is a breeze and he makes learning so easy and pleasant. Kudos.

Hey there Unmesh. I tried to follow along with this tutorial and with a little change it became an awesome image. I cant believe I did it, thanks to your tutorials.

Appreciate your style and scrutinized teaching!!! Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for the great content dude!

Thank you Unmesh Dinda, you’re a genius!

Woah! This is amazing. Everything is so perfect to the T.

I love your way of explaining each step. Good Job!!!!

Damn his presentation has improved so much. His growth his commendable.

12:28 2: 2 is not enough 4: 4 is kinda too much 2: 3 looks perfectly fine

@FrozenArtLover

3 жыл бұрын

Polka

@nandeesh2ninad

3 жыл бұрын

But he accidently types 2 and says "Perfect!"......👌👌🤣

NEW SUB! Love your tutorials. I've been a hardcore Ps user since CS1. I believe that there is ALWAYS something new to learn no matter HOW much of an expert you are. Thank you for the amazing videos!

Absolutely excellent tutorial. well explained, clear and to the point. I thank you sir.

I use PhotoShop for years. I know nothing! You're the best!

This guy is perfectionist just like me! ❤️ thank you!

Very informative and the process was very clear! I can follow even if I don't have so much experience in Adobe Photoshop

I love your videos. I'm impressed. Thank you for sharing your tips!

I'm in love with the Art of you.

This man should be invited to adobe live. He is the best among all Photoshop teacher 💙

Thank you. I like the clear, concise explanations and your summary explanations before & after.

Explanation is very attractive.... there arent boring to watch this..

I loved it when the music came in, as if this is a philosophy channel and we're diving deep into the soul of Photoshop.

Very helpful but I do have one question! How would you do the same thing but on something round like a pillar or a pole?

Thank you for your excellent tutorials. I really have learned a lot , following his classes.

Thanks Unmesh for your tutorials. You have great and patient teaching style.

@12:33 ... "Le's go for 3 " It's look perfect :)) And was the same 2 :))

Mind is blown. Okay, buddy, I'm deleting every other photoshop KZreadr but you. You are the master.

The way you present this is mind-blowing

Fantastic !! you are a great teacher! Super simple and easy to follow ! keep the amazing work :) thanks!!!!

Hi Seriously love your videos and your way of explaining is just awesome... I have one small query what if the surface is round...something like a pole or a cylinder?

I just did the same thing with pen tool today at the morning and found this video before bed. Thanks youtube suggestion.

thank you very much! this is very useful... with the quarantine and all, it is always fun to know that we can learn new skills.... God bless you

Mr Handsome, thank you for all the great tutorial. Your tutorial is easy to follow and you explain thing in detail. I enjoy and follow through your tutorial. Keep up the great job.