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"In this tutorial, we will show you how to manipulate a portrait photo to create a splatter paint and drip effect in Photoshop. This tutorial will cover many techniques including overlay painting, blending, and coloring techniques. These techniques can also be re-used for many other projects. Let’s get started!" 
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The pixelstick, created by New York team Bitbanger Labs, allows artists to 'paint' light images and capture them using a slow shutter camera.
Lindsey Davis's insight:
A new type of technology is letting artists paint light. Bitbanger Labs took the glowstick to amazing places and created the pixelstick. The new LED lightstick lets artists capture light as it moves through the air using a slow shutter camera. Check out the pixelstick if your artwork could use some lightening up.
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When it comes to creating designs in Photoshop, the only limit is your creativity. This splatter paint effect tutorial showcases the photo editing possibilities in Photoshop and gives you a chance to add your creative touch to images.
If you're bored of using the default Photoshop effects, this tutorial will give you a glimpse of how to start creating your own effects using different tools and techniques. It's a fairly extensive tutorial, so you should make sure you have a lot of time on your hands before attempting to follow the steps!