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Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, May 2006
What could be cooler (both literally and figuratively) than creating a snow scene on your website complete with falling snow? Check out this great tutorial to find out more.
Editor's Pick in Web Promotion, May 2006
You can never learn enough about search engine optimization and this tutorial can definitely provide some interesting information for even the most advanced people in the field.
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1. Start off by creating a new document in photoshop, 322x296
Create the layout of your shoutbox, make sure you leave a space for, Name and Message fields, also a window for the shouts to be displayed in.
1. Open Photoshop and open the two (preferably same sized) images to be animated.
2. Drag one image on other to get the following layer structure.
3. File > Jump To > Image Ready
Start by opening a couple of images. Make sure the size of both the images are same.
From image menu select apply image.
Change the source of the image and use settings as shown. You can apply various blending modes to the image.
Create a new file.
Open a couple of images.
Drag these images to the main file.
Using lasso tool create a selection of sky.
Press Ctrl+Alt+D to apply feather to the selection.
Now then, when making a webpage you must always take into consideration size, if you make a document which is 1024x768 then it won't fit on the page length wise or height, because 1024x768 is the whole size of your monitor, if you make something slightly smaller than that, so it does fit on the pag...
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Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, May 2006
This is a great tutorial for making those really cool metallic looking logos that you see from time to time. Give a look and we promise you wont me disappointed.
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