In this tutorial we will see how we can use Photoshop effectively to create a Gaming Template. The techniques which are used in this tutorials are very easy to follow.

In this Photoshop tutorial we will explore how to use the pen tool.
First, we will look at the pen tool's basic controls. We will examine creating paths, curvature modification and anchor point adjustments.

1. There are two methods for isometric graphics: the first one is 3 pixel angle (see type 1). This method uses three pixels at angles thus creating exact rectangle pleasant for eyes.

The Lens distortion filter is truly amazing, being able to repair all kinds of distortions. It can remedy the bulging created by a wide-angle lens, and the weird distortion created by taking a photo too close to subject � such as the bulging nose of a friend

Photoshop makes working with vector shapes easier than ever before. While not actual vector objects, such as those created in Illustrator, the new Shapes tools are true time savers. Photoshop provides ellipses and circles, rectangles and squares, rounded rectangles, polygons...

Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, June 2006
Sometimes you might run across a photo of someone with a big frizzy mop on top of their head and you can't figure out how to isolate the hair while inserting an image in the background. Well look no further because this is the tutori.....

Let's have some fun dabbling with gradients. First let's take a look at our options in Photoshop, then well do a little creative applying. To begin with, you select the gradient tool from the toolbar. With Photoshop 6 we are given a gradient Options Bar, similar to other tool selections lik.....

Here is a demonstration of the background eraser tool. This tutorial will also morph into how to use it to get a selection. First duplicate the background layer by dragging it to the new layer icon...

The Clone Stamp Tool paints with a sampled pixels of an image. Click to enlarge In the Toolbox, select the Clone Stamp Tool. Choose brush size and style*. Alt-click (mouse-click holding [Alt] key) on any opened image to set a sampling point. Paint...

The history palette is just like a fantastic expansion of the edit menu: it lets you handle different states of your documents so you can always go back, it lets you save some RAM, and is especially usefull when you submit different versions of a project.