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<span>Editor's Pick in Photoshop Articles, September 2006</span><br/>This article will teach you how to write a good tutorial. The author takes you through the needed components and features of a good tutorial step-by-step. Then he guides you through the writing process, as well as providing some....
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Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, September 2006
This Photoshop tutorial shows you the easy way to create an XP Style Wind Mill Icon. You are guided step-by-step with excellent illustrations along the way to make it easy to follow. Give it a try.
This tutorial will show you how to use the shape tools to draw a table lamp.
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In this tutorial we'll create a chocolate bar. Start by creating a rectangle using rectangle shape tool. In layer window double click rectangle layer to open layer style window. Apply bevel&emboss and gradient overlay and use settings as shown.
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Start by opening an image of a woman. Create selection of the head and face using polygon lasso tool. Press Ctrl+J to copy paste the selection in a new layer. Hide the layer. Select the original layer and clone the head and face area using clone stamp tool.
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Start by opening an image of television. Insert another image of a baby. Scale down the image to the television size. Duplicate layer and hide it.
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