Electrified Solar Flare
This tutorial teaches you how to create a very bright electrified solar flare.
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Beginning Choose Cheap Web Hosting, and Affordable Web Hosting
Web hosting offers you the opportunity to put your website, when you think about it; it's the only way you can do it. No matter how large or small in content storage of your website happens to be it has to go onto a web server.
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Clock Icon Design
<span>Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, June 2007</span><br/>This handy-dandy tutorial in Photoshop will make rendering a Clock Icon easy. Just follow the author's steps, look at the illustrations and you really can't miss.
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Glossy Button Awesome Deesign
Here's yet another stylish idea for all those button you need to make. Make them glossy.
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Create a Blue Twirl
Start a new File 800x600 - 150 DPI and a transparent background. <br/>Go to the tools pallet and choose fill, make sure the colour is set to black and then fill the canvas wtih black
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How to Create 3D Spikes
1. Start by going to Objects > Primitive > Platonic. <br/> 2. Structure > Make Editable. <br/>3. Select the polygon tool. <br/>4. Edit > Select All.
read moreWell Placed Images on a Website Can Have a Big Impact!
They say that photos are the equivalent of 1000 words. If you want to spark emotions within your visitors head then you need to use images to get the level of effect you desire. Whether it is to sell more products, gain user loyalty or just to impress the visitor then well placed images can have sig...
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Plastic Menu
Have an interface or website that needs a menu. Create it in plastic with photoshop.
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Layered Background
1. Create a new image canvas for the size of background you want to make. Set your DPI to 72, 8 bit.
2. Choose a dark foreground colour and lighter gray-toned background colour. Select the Gradient Tool, click on the gradient to edit it and select Foreground to Background as the setting.
Angel Hair
Start with a 500x500 transparent image, 72dpi, colour mode set to RGB and 8 bit.
Step 1: Select a gradient-for this tutorial I used a silver/grey on a Linear setting but you can use any gradient you wish for different effects.
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