Create Awesome Abstract Text Effect with Brush Dynamics and Filters in Photoshop
In this tutorial, I will show you the steps I took to create this really great-looking, abstract style text effect by using custom brushset with dynamics, plus adding artistic effect with Photoshop filters. Have a try!

Increasing dynamics II.
Darker highlights and lighter shadows using any Photoshop version.

Glass Textures
Learn how to texture shapes and texts into glass. Also add shatter effect using brush dynamics tool.

Draw an Abstract Lightbulb
In this tutorial i'm going to be using paths, layer styles, blending options and brush dynamics to create an abstract lightbulb

Creating custom brushes
Today we begin to look at uses of the more automated dynamics of the Paint Engine--size, angle and roundness--for creating your own custom brushes.

Adding Facial Hair to a Photo
PhotoShop CS3 has built-in tools that make it even easier for us to create dynamic effects in our images. With each of our brushes, we can set values that will affect how our brush paints. In this tutorial, we will be looking into the brush dynamics to recreate human hair so that we can paint realistic facial hair onto our images. The .PSD is available to download for FREE.

Increasing dynamics
The human eye's brightness ratio exceeds by a great deal that of digital cameras, or even the brightness limits perceived by professional film. Your camera is in trouble when dealing with huge differences in brightness as it cannot represent the view perceived by your eyes. For example, you try to photograph a landscape in the brightest sunlight. Normally, your eyes aren't tested much by having to compensate the brightness differences between the sunlit sky and the shaded landscape parts. But not so the camera! If you measure exposure at the sky, you can only see black silhouettes of the landscape. If you use the landscape as a basis of measuring, the sky will be unpleasantly white (bleached). One solution for the problem is multiexposition, i.e. taking multiple photos with different brightness levels, and merging them.