Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, February 2006
Dont waist valuable time on doing boring repetitive jobs. Better, learn to transfer them all to Photoshop that will complete them in no time. This tutorial will show you how to.Dont waist valuable time on doing boring repetitive j....

Here you will be tought how to engrave on any material.
1) First you will need 2 things before we start. I material and a font called Cretino. Once you have download the font, just copy it into your fonts folder in the Windows directory...

For web graphics, you need to be careful just how you optimize your design elements, otherwise your type may be too fuzzy due to over optimization. That is why Adobe® Pho...

Here you will learn how to smooth a shape. Remember that this technic also round the shape as well as it smooth it. 1 First of all, select with Ctrl + Click the layer that contains the shape so that only the shape y...

1. Start by creating a selection with the Elliptical Marquee Tool on the top right corner as shown on fig. 1. Hold down the Shift key while dragging so you get a symmetrical sircle. If you take a close look at the elliptical marquee tool you will notice that it has 4 small regions on each side o...

In this set of tutorials we're going to do some more image adjusting. Grab your tragic wand tool. Get an image with a similarly colored background. These are the easiest to select and the magic wand can maybe live up to it's name before it becomes tragic again...

1. Save the current ruler units preference and change it to one you would like to work with. var oldRulerUnits = preferences.rulerUnits; preferences.rulerUnits = Units.PIXELS; For a better understanding of the above code, please read the Setting the Ruler and Type Units tutorial.

Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, April 2005
1. you'll probably want to start with a picture, something for the background.
2. Now you need to pick a picture of a girl, and add her in. play with the levels (press ctrl+l) and then use a feathered eraser to take off all .......

Here's a few simple steps to achieve another method of eliminating the background of an image when exporting the image to a page layout, vector-editing application, or printing purposes. We will create a 'Clipping Path' to isolate the nontransparent portion of an image...

The real trick to making making your grass look real is to understand how the brushes work. You're gonna kick yourself when you see how easy it really is!