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Create a square canvas, about 600x600 gives a good result.
Give it a dash of the ol’ Filter >> Noise >> Add noise, you want a medium coverage, I would suggest around the 54 mark is good for this canvas size.
Add a pinch of Filter >> Blur >> Gaussian Blur. 2.7 worked well for my test run.
First off, scan in your sunburned or discoloured photo. You should scan it in at about double your intended print resolution. This ensures you preserve the detail when you print, and it will automatically cover up any little glitches in your repairs.
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Create a new file to whatever size you want.
I suggest you start with something small, as it gives a more realistic impression.
Just make sure it’s in RGB mode.
In only 4 steps, we're going to show you how to make a 2d barcode. There are plenty of tutorials out there that show you the 'standard' 1d barcodes, but today's technology has moved on from that.
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Start with a new document. I chose 400x400 RGB with a black background. Fire up the totally under-utilised Filter >> Render >> Lighting Effects filter, and use the following settings…
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Start with a square canvas, I chose 600x600 for this. Create a new layers and fill it with a gradient fill, made of suitable sunset/sunrise colors... whatever suits your intended final artwork.
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We start with a square canvas, I chose 300x300 in RGB mode for this tutorial. With some extra tweaking, this process can be scaled up easily, though under-600px gives the best detail. You can always scale up the final artwork to suit.
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We're going to take a pen & pencil drawing and suck it into Photoshop, clean it up, strip the coloured pencil out and recolour it.
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