How to turn your car, into a customised coloured ride! (All images in this tutorial are scaled down to around 50% and CAN ALL be enlarged).
1. Open your car in photoshop.
2. Now, grab the pen tool - make sure you have the "shape layers" button clicked as shown...

Step 1 : Save the image below, and then open it in photoshop.
Step 2 : Now we are going to start the transformation of the diva ... go to Filter > Distort > Twirl and set the angle to 25.
Step 3 : Now we will duplicate the layer by going to Layer > Duplicate layer...

Step 1 : Open an image of your choice in photoshop.
Step 2 : now duplicate the layer.
Step 3 : go to filter>blur>gaussian blur and set the radius a high number. I set mine to 10.0 pixels...

Open up any two images in adobe. Pick your starting image. Go to image>>canvas size. Change the width about 135-150 percent. Copy and paste the second image on to your main canvas. Set the images so they are slightly overlapping...

1. Open Photoshop. Open desired image.
2. Go to Channel Palette and Create New Channel. Fill the channel with white color.
3. Filter > Noise > Add Noise (Guassian, Monochromatic, Amount : 25)...

... 4. Filter > Sketch> Water Paper (Fiber Length: 41, Brightness: 31, Contrast: 74).
5. Go to Layer Palette. Create New Layer.
6. Select > Load Selection (Alpha 1)...

1. Open Photoshop. Open desired image.
2. Go to Channel Palette and Create New Channel. Fill the channel with white color.
3. Filter > Noise > Add Noise (Guassian, Monochromatic, Amount : 25)
4. Filters > Sketch > Bas Relief...

1. Open Photoshop.
2. Open desired image.
3. Go to Channel Palette and Create New Channel. Fill the channel with white color.
4. Filter > Noise > Add Noise (Guassian, Monochromatic, Amount : 25)...

1. Open Photoshop. Open desired image.
2. Image > Adjust > Desaturate.
3. Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Color Balance (Color Levels: 88, 0, 82)
4. Go to Channel Palette...

1. Open Photoshop. Open Eagle.psd from samples folder. Adobe > Photoshop 7.0 > Samples.
2. To make it gray ( black & white ), no need to change the mode and convert it into Grayscale.
3. Image > Adjustments > Desaturate...