Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, June 2005
In this tutorial we'll show you how to make a planet that looks like it's covered by red hot lava.

Open a new document with white background. Set the foregoundcolour to #AAAAAA and grab Custom Shape Tool. Pick a shape from the shape-list. To do it much easier for you, choose the heart...

Create a new layer and pick Rectangular Marquee Tool and select a rectangle in the middle of the orb. As you can see at the picture, the rectangle isn't rounded in the edges. It doesn't matter...

Open a new document. Create a new layer and pick Elliptical Marquee Tool and select a cirkel while you hold down Shift. Then pick Gradient Tool (radial). Hit D and then X on the keyboard. Pull a line like mine...

Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, June 2005
Have a little time to kill? Spend it productively by learning how to make a simple clock face for measuring the seconds, the minutes, the hours of your leisure.

Open a new document in 450x550 px. I've filled the background with a blue-grey colour. It makes it neutral and better looking for your eye. Create a new layer and grab Rectangular Marquee Tool. Set the foregroundcolour to #571202 and make a selection on your document...

Open a new document. Hit D to reset the colours. Fill the background with black and hit X on your keyboard to switch between foreground and background colour. Pick Zoom Tool and zoom out. Pick Pen Tool and make a point out in the grey area in left side. Hold Shift down and do the same in right side...

Open a new document with white background. Create a new layer and grab Rectangular Marquee Tool and select a long thin rectangle.
Set the foregroundcolour to #FFFFFF and the backgroudncolour to #C4C4C4. Grab Gradient Tool (reflected) and pull a line from the middle of the selction and upwar...

Open a new document with transparent background. Create a new layer and hit D on the keyboard. Grab Rectangular Marquee Tool and make a rectangle. Fill it with the foregroundcolour (black)...

Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, May 2005
Today using this tutorial we’ll transform a flat image into a three dimensional software box having contours, shadows, and depth.