I am Tom Kai, A professional photographer and graphic designer with an incredible passion for creating. I've been working in the creative field for the past 10 years and in that time I've learned a lot of useful information that I want to share with YOU! I am excited to have you in my course "Photoshop Masterclass: Duotones" If you want to see more of my work, I encourage you to check out my website HERE or feel free to follow me over on instagram @therealtomkai or you can just click HERE

Duotoning has had a long history dating back to when cameras first became widely available, since then it has evolved over the years, rising to popularity in the 60s and 70s and recently in the digital design space it has seen a resurgence as seen in many large companies adopting the style, companies that include, Spotify, Apple, Adidas, and more! This comeback of the style is exactly why you as a photographer or designer need to know how to properly use the duotone effect in your edits because it will give you just that edge to put you above other designers!

I value my time, but more importantly I value yours. I know how frustrating it can be going from tutorial to tutorial trying to learn tools and techniques individually, and that is why I've made it so that this is the only course you will need to learn duotoning in Photoshop, because I believe that if you have just one course that teaches it right, then that's all you need, and that's what I am hoping to achieve with this course!

This course is made using the most up-to-date version of Adobe Photoshop CC as of December 2020, the brand new Adobe Photoshop CC 2021 update, however the principles and skills taught in this course can and will apply to other future versions as well. You can also download a free trial of Adobe Photoshop from adobe.com

In this course you will learn:

• What duotone is


• Why use duotone


• The history of duotone style


• How to find the best color combinations


• Gradient Map Method


• Solid Color Method


• Grayscale + Duotone Method


• Channel Masking Method


• Real world application of duotoning


• How to save your image for print or for web