Neil Zepeda

Creating a firecracker clipping path in Photoshop can add excitement and energy to your images. With some clever selection techniques and layer blending, you can make it look like fireworks are exploding out of any subject.  Today, I’ll walk you through two easy methods for making realistic-looking firecracker clipping paths using Photoshop’s Pen Tool and

Clipping masks in InDesign allow you to crop an image, text frame, or group with a vector shape or path. It’s a handy way to quickly cut out a specific area and give images and text interesting shapes. Compared to Photoshop and Illustrator, InDesign will allow you to apply clipping masks with ease! In this

I know you’re probably wondering – clipping path or background removal? What’s better? I get this question a lot! The short answer is manual clipping paths beat auto clipping paths aka background removal for tricky products or fashion photos. But there’s more to it than that simple reply. Stick with me through this article to

Riding a bike or motorcycle is a fun activity that many people enjoy. However, capturing the perfect photo of you on your favorite two-wheeler can be tricky with distracting backgrounds. That’s where clipping paths come in handy! Clipping paths allow you to precisely cut out the bicycle or motorcycle from the photo and replace the

Becoming a clipping path expert was a challenging journey for me. I was always passionate about digital art, but learning this specific skill took tons of practice. When I started, clipping complex images seemed impossible. The intricacies overwhelmed me. But I didn’t let that stop my ambition. But for those willing to put in the