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Lens Flare on Transparent Background
Make a lens flare on a transparent background. This allows you to play with blending modes, positioning, colorizing and more to come up with a very nice (and unique) effect.
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Crystalline Halo (Exclusive Tutorial)
Often an image almost perfect for your purposes has an unsuitable background. Here you'll learn an interesting technique applicable to background changes. It can be used to create an aureole, or halo, for any object or person.
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Editor's Pick in Web Promotion, January 2006
The purpose of any business website is to promote a product or service online. The purpose of an ecommerce website is to take it one step further and to allow your visitors to purchase your products or services directly from your website...
How Important Is ALT Text In Search Engine Optimization?
Editor's Pick in Web Promotion, January 2006
For years, search engine optimizers have included their important keyword phrases in ALT text for images, feeling confident that many of the search engines considered the contents of ALT text when determining relevancy. The big question ...
Scratchy Grunge Background
In this tutorial you will learn some techniques about creating grunge backgrounds.
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Yellow Swirl Tutorial
1. Make a new document, 500*500 pixels with a white background.
2. Get a 13 px. brush out and drew a star in the middle of the document make it kind of large but from middle out (I made it maroon and gold).
3. Now this is where you have to use a lot of filters.
Bent Light Background Tutorial
1. First start with a 500x500 window and make the background black.
2. Next add four Lens Flares (Filter-->Render-->Lens Flare) to the top, bottom, left and right of the window. (Just like a compass, North,West,South,East.) (The Lens Flares are 50-300mm Zoom with 100% brightness.)...
Blurry vortex background
1. Create a new picture. Use dimensions of 500x500 (pixels)
2. Filter>Render>Clouds
3. Filter>Render>Difference Clouds
4. Image>Adjustments>Invert (Ctrl+I)...
Computer Chip Background
1. Okay start with a new canvas, make it 400x400.
2. Next, grab your paint bucket tool and make sure the background is black.
3. Once your background is black, go to Filter>Render>Clouds
4. Next go to Filter>Render>Difference Clouds...
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