Applying Old-School Distortions as Smart Filters in Photoshop

Deke develops his dream design from last week by applying old school Photoshop distortions as editable smart filters.

An Actual Dream Effect, Captured in Photoshop

Deke wakes up from a design dream and captures it in Photoshop.

Deke uses the latest features of Camera Raw to shine a spotlight on an underwater creature.

Deke wraps up the White Walker project by turning his hoodie more ice-zombie-cloak-like with a carefully applied layer effect in Photoshop.

Deke sets his white walker project down north of the wall by adding a gloomy background and some artificial snow in Photoshop.

Deke finally adds the eerie blue, yet lifeless, eyes to his White Walker portrait (just in time).

Deke takes a partial blue zombie and gets him closer to white walker status in Photoshop

Deke begins the process of turning an ordinary citizen into a menacing frozen monster inspired by Game of Thrones

Deke begins the long trek through the ice and snow to turn an unsuspecting villager into a Game of Thrones–inspired white walker.

Deke takes a fresh look at the same old self portrait by using Photoshop's Flip Horizontal (View) command.

Deke adds yet another watercolor was to his Photoshop line art self portrait, this time adding it to the only part that's not his face.

Deke adds some fanciful flowers to his self portrait in Photoshop.