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New Painted Autumn PS Actions + Free Gift
Saturday, 29 August 2020
We are introducing new Painted Autumn PS Actions this week and I'm pretty sure you will love this pack!
How to Make Torn Paper Effect in Photoshop
Saturday, 1 August 2020
I don't know about you, but I'm seeing a torn paper effect everywhere - on book covers, marketing ads, Instagram stories, and galleries. I knew that I can create this effect in Photoshop from scratch but what about the REAL torn paper or photos, with the authentic texture and random edges. I needed something realistic, which I will be able to use on many different projects and in high quality
How to Have Light and Airy Photos 6 Tips for Photographers
Wednesday, 1 April 2020
In today’s post, I will share a few tips for light and airy photos, how to get this look in the camera and make your RAW images ready for post-processing.
Christmas Photo Overlays for Photographers.
Friday, 8 November 2019
Hello, it's been a while since our last post, but it's super busy over Kimla Designs shop and I'm working on a few new releases, so this radio silence is excused I guess. But I'm here with a beautiful new addition to your Christmas collection and I hope you will find it useful.
New this week
Friday, 18 October 2019
It's has been a busy week, but I'm so happy to introduce these two new additions to our Christmas Collection. We tried to make something a little bit different, and I love how these overlays turned out! If you are looking for a new beautiful, time-saving way to display your Christmas photos, these new products will be your all-time fave way!
Autumn Freebies for Photographers.
Friday, 11 October 2019
Hope you will love this week's freebies. It's pumpkin season so to keep it in the mood I'm sharing one more Pumpkin Patch Digital Background and cute Autumn Word Overlays with you all.
Pumpkin Spice and everything nice.
Friday, 4 October 2019
October is such a beautiful month, the month of a change, colours, foggy mornings and warm jumpers. I started to decorate our house with pumpkins and dried leaves bouquets. There is no October without a pumpkin spice coffee or a visit to the local pumpkin patch, isn't it? Not to mention the Halloween costumes and all the candy.
Painted Autumn and Falling Rain Effect in a few clicks.
Sunday, 29 September 2019
This is our second Autumn Photoshop recipe and I hope you like it so far. There will be a few more posts like this one, so please visit our blog daily.
Falling Leaves Effect in a few clicks.
Saturday, 28 September 2019
Ever wonder how to get beautiful, warm, autumnal feel when editing your photos? Enhance the colours, add falling leaves or extra-warm light?
We are going to share a few super easy Photoshop editing recipes with you all here on the blog.
Free Bird Nest Digital Background.
Thursday, 26 September 2019
Hello on Friday. I hope you will enjoy this weeks freebie. This digital background has a beautiful Autumn feel and can be used with any software supporting layers.
Beautiful Fall Images in Photoshop CC.
Friday, 6 September 2019
It's September and already feels like Fall, at least in this part of the world. I spotted first falling leaves yesterday and put me fave woolly jumper for a morning walk with the dog. It's going to happen soon, the wonderful change of the seasons.
5 Passive Income Ideas for Photographers
Tuesday, 25 June 2019
Wonder how to create a passive income while being a photographer, live a creative life, do what you love and keep your income steady, even in slow times?
In this post, I will share my 5 Passive Income Ideas for Photographers. You will learn that booking a client or running a photography studio is one of many ways to earn living with your camera and your creative skills.
20 Amazing Spring Images Before and After Photoshop Edit
Wednesday, 10 April 2019
A little bit of Spring magic today and my 20 Spring Images Before and After Photoshop Edit. Each image has been edited with Photo Overlays from our Spring Collection.
Free Pastel Spring Painted Photo Overlays.
Sunday, 10 March 2019
A few days ago I shared a few tips about how to achieve a beautiful pastel Spring effect in Photoshop by using painted photo overlays, and today a free product sampler, so you can try new overlays before purchase and start creating now.
Pastel Spring Effect quick Photoshop CC Tutorial .
Wednesday, 6 March 2019
Spring is here and after snowy, darker days I'm always looking for a more fresh look in my editing. I absolutely love all the delicate, pastel effect and today I'm going to show you how to achieve it very quickly in Photoshop.
Valentine's Day Photo Overlays Freebie
Friday, 8 February 2019
There are only a few days left till Valentine's Day, so to get you a little bit early in the mood of love, hearts, and chocolate, I'm sharing this beautiful photo overlays pack.
You can use it when creating cards, album or just simply placed them over your pictures. There are saved as a PSD Templates and they are compatible with PSCS+ and Elements 6+, PS CC. You will need basic knowledge of Adobe Photoshop to make changes in templates. If you need help with it, you can follow my quick tutorials:
How to change colors of the elements in PS Templates.
How to insert images.
Photos are not included in the download.
Photography Courtesy of Iga Logan Photography
Personal use/pro Photographers ok.
This freebie is available for a very limited time only, till Sunday, 10th of February. LINK EXPIRED, thank you
All the Hearts Bokeh Light Effect .
Friday, 11 January 2019
We are introducing a new beautiful pack of Valentine's Day inspired overlays this week and I'm pretty sure you are going to love this one.
I'm a huge fan of light effects, love to apply them to my images and these little hearts are just perfect.
25+ Christmas Freebies for Photographers
Monday, 3 December 2018
Beautiful Collection of Photoshop Christmas Freebies, probably one of the biggest one around the web. From Christmas bokeh light overlays, fine art textures, snow overlays, Photoshop Templates and Christmas printables, all available here on our blog.
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