How to Cheat in Photoshop CS6 ─ The Art of Creating Realistic Photomontages

With enough charm and wit to make learning Photoshop anything but taxing, Steve Caplin delivers the next instalment of the How to Cheat series, containing all the techniques you need to create and master the art of photomontage. Delivered in easy to follow step-by-step tutorials How to Cheat in Photoshop covers all the basics of selections and layers before moving onto top tricks and techniques for creating realistic works of art for business, pleasure, or something in between. An accompanying DVD is packed full of practice images and tutorial movies for you to working along with, plus bonus chapters to push your skills even further. Using a tweaked design that is clearer and fresher than previous editions this is the funnest way to master Photomontage.

This complete How to Cheat in Photoshop CS6 package includes a fully updated book, a DVD containing all of the images used in the helpful tutorials, plus over 2 ? hours of video tutorials, and a website featuring a reader forum where your questions will be answered by other readers as well as the author himself

Includes hundreds of tips and project ideas to help you get started, whether you’re working under professional deadline or just for fun

Packed with professional advice from a photomontage artist who makes his living creating surreal works of art - you’re learning from the best!

Steve Caplin is a freelance artist and author working in London, England. His satirical photomontage work is commissioned by newspapers and magazine around the world, including The Guardian, The Independent, The Sunday Telegraph, The Sunday Times Magazine, Radio Times, Readers Digest and L'Internazionale.

Steve has worked for advertising agencies including Saatchi & Saatchi, Bartle Bogle Hegarty and Lowe, Howard Spink, and his work has won two Campaign Poster Awards and a D&AD Pencil award. He has lectured widely in England, Norway, France and Holland, and has taught digital design at the University of Westminster and the University of the Arts, London.