E-book Cover Tutorial (Exclusive Tutorial)
This tutorial demonstrates how to convert a simple, flyer-style 2D image into a pretty darn impressive 3D e-book
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The Pen Tool
Okay, this week I am going to show you the basics of the Pen Tool. As a Photoshop Artist, I am asked to explain the Pen Tool more than anything else. I will show you how to create a neat little star using it...
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Cool Pattern
1. Basic TV lines: Create a new image 2px high and 1px wide with transparent background. Zoom it to 1600% (the highest zoom point in PhotoShop) and with the Rectangular Selection Tool select the upper pixel. Fill it with black, then deselect (Ctrl+D)...
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Basic Web Page Techniques
You must have all seen them by now. This aint at all hard. A bit different from other pixel borders. but you'll learn the difference here. So first open a new image. I suggest not using a white background, but just for the first part...
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Selection tools
<span>Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, October 2005</span><br/>Here you'll find some extremely useful (and not very well-known) selection techniques: once you learn them, you will wonder how you ever got by without them!
read moreBuilding Community Websites = Success Online
Editor's Pick in Web Promotion, October 2005
In this article you'll learn how important is it to build community websites rather than straightforward sales pitches.
Stop Analyzing, Start Promoting Your Web Site!
As web promotion grows more and more popular everyday, so does over analyzing your stats, rankings, page rank, popularity rank, etc. We are all caught up in an analyzing funnel that seems to have no end in sight...
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Lightwave 7.5 Beginners Guide
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Welcome to the Lightwave 7.5 Beginners Guide! Get to know the interface for one of the most popular 3D creation and manipulation tools.
Milkshape Basics
AXIS EXPLANATIONThis is just a brief exlpantion of the different AXISsses :) OK, X is across(horizontal) and Y is up (vertical) like on a graph, Z is into/out of the screen in the front view, its forward and backwards relative to your model...
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To add sounds to a web page... we will use the <EMBED> tag. This tag supports many common file formats... such as .wav, .mid, and .au. Here is the basic structure of the tag...
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