In this clip, we're going to cut out the monitor by using the pen tool in path mode. We will also import it into a new document and adjust the canvas accordingly.

In this cilp, we're going to first create a background behind the monitor. Then we will make a number of adjustments using smart filters to the monitor layer.

In this lesson, we're going to create the shape which will serve as the basis for the smart object layer. Users will be able to double click on this smart object, and place any custom contents such as a website mockup, and it will automatically appear within the monitor.

We're going to complete this mockup template by creating a monitor reflection, as well as making some final adjustments to the composition as a whole.

In this clip, we're going to begin the process of creating a t-shirt mockup template; one that is particularly wrinkled! So we will scroll through a series of Photographs that I shot, and choose an appropriate candidate.

In this clip, we will use the magnetic lasso tool to quickly cut out the t-shirt from the photograph. Then we will use the clone stamp tool to remove the t-shirt logo.

Now we will create the smart object layer, based on a mask selection. We will also create a hue and saturaiton adjustment layer, which will allow users to control the color of the t-shirt, and even make the t-shirt black.

In this clip, we're going to finish the t-shirt mockup by adding manual shadows, a displace smart filter and some other adjustments.

For this project, we're going to create a tattoo sleeve mockup template in Photoshop. In this clip, we will focus on choosing the right photograph for the job, as well as isolating the body and removing the background.

In this clip, we'll remove some unwanted blemishes from the arm with the spot healing brush tool. Then we will create a selection, and along with it, a layer mask and subsequent smart object.

We're going to wrap up this mockup template by adding the displace smart filter. I also show you how to handle different types of tattoo designs that are imported, by adjusting the layer blend mode.

In this module, we will be creating a corporate identity mockup template. These types of templates are very popular among identity designers who are tasked with designing identities for businesses. In this clip, I will show you a series of photographs I shot, and choose one for the basis of the template.

In this clip, we're going to add smart objects for the paper, business cards, and the envelope.

In this clip, we're going to quickly add in some filler-design content to see the smart objects in action

In this clip, we'll use the pen tool in path mode to create several paths for the purpose of removing the background, and allowing users to specify their own desktop color.

Because we removed the natural shadows that were being cast onto the desk, we need to recreate these shadows using a combination of the drop shadow layer style, and the brush tool.

In this clip, we're going to discuss how you can make money by using a middle man digital asset service by selling your mockup templates.

Now to take it a step further, let's cut out the middle man and talk about how you can maximize your earnings by launching an exclusive mockup service.

Now let's discuss how you can offer your mockup templates for free, and in doing so, gain a massive following on social media networks.

Now let's discuss how you can offer your mockup templates 100% free, while requiring an email address -- and then taking that email list, and monetizing it!

In this clip, we're going to quickly check out a few photographs I snapped, and determine which one we want to use as the basis for our app mockup template.

In this lesson, you'll learn how to create and modify smart objects. It involves taking a regular layer, placing a shape with the exact dimensions of the phone, and then converting it to a smart object layer. Then, we'll use transformations to make the smart object rectangle fit perfectly within the Phone.

In this clip, we're going to clean up the photograph by utilizing 2 powerful tools in Photoshop. The first is the spot healing brush tool, and the second is the clone stamp tool.

In this clip, we're going to import a pre-designed app screen and place it within our smart object layer. We're also going to design a simulated glare over the phone's screen.

In this clip, we're going to focus on making selections with the pen tool. This will allow us to create a layer mask, from which we can later place in our own backgrounds.

In this clip, we're going to finalize everything by importing some background photographs, and adding in a smart filter (Gaussian blur specifically). Then we will add a couple adjustment layers, and that will wrap up the project! I hope you enjoyed this course.