Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, December 2005
Its easy to put a word or a slogan onto a flat surface. But how about on the creases of the drapes or the waves of the ocean? Learn this amazing effect with this tutorial.

A very popular drawing technique in web design as it makes look the site like human drawn.

Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, October 2006
This fun tutorial will show you how to create an Ultimate Tech Signature. Designers can benefit from a hot signature and this article takes you step-by-step through Photoshop to create your own original version.

Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, April 2005
From grey cloud formations to multi-colored swirls of light, this tutorial takes you through the conversion of a non-descript image into a cosmic 2D abstract.

Editor's Pick in Photo Editing, July 2005
You've heard of purple prose. Well, here's a way to sweeten the photographs you take to make them suitable accompaniment for the stories you write.

Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, April 2005
Ever worn night vision goggles? If not, you're in for a new experience. This tutorial shows you how to give ordinary night photos an eerie wartime glow...

Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, April 2005
Use the Layer Blending mode to create a Splash or header image for your webpages. Charm your visitors by making the real dream-like and perhaps even otherworldly.

Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, June 2007
Here is a super graphics effect that you can learn in Photoshop. The author clearly explains Learn to Place Objects in the Glass in this article. The steps are easy to follow with pictures at every turn - go for it.

Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, October 2006
This tutorial in Photoshop will show you how to enhance and heighten the sunset effect in a photo. The author shows you by well illustrated steps the easy way to make this dramatic graphic design.

Step 1. Create a new document, apply a Layer Style on the background layer. Add a Gradient Overlay and a Pattern Overlay.
Step 2. Here I've used an icon I found on a cool site, but you can use whatever you want.