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In this Tutorial we will be creating a realistic Lantern. When I first modelled the Lantern I was using a real one as a reference. While working in Lightwave I was taking measurements of the Lantern and using that as I went by. The result was better than I expected...
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Welcome to my Website Interface Tutorial for Photoshop CS. This Tutorial was written for those who aren’t that familiar with the tools in Photoshop and would like to know more about them and how to use them. Everything is step by step...
read moreOne of the most difficult issues for many Photoshop users is color management. Let's take a look at some basic concepts of color management and the minimal steps that everyone should take...
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We prepare the image in Extract by using the
Edge Highlighter tool to identify the edge and then filling the subject area with the Fill tool.
Clicking the Preview button gives us a good look at what Extract will do...
As web designer my self, I have had the unfortunate luck of speaking to too many of my clients who have been ripped off by a web design somewhere along the line. Whether it be that the designer never really finished the website...
read moreOne of the simplest things you can do to give your site 'identity' and to make it stand out from other sites is to use a favicon (favourite icon). They are the little logos that go next to the website listing in your favourites folder, and pop up in other places...
read moreMost sites are done with tables in html. Most newbies (and vets) make the interface and then modify that interface per page, making many html files with mostly identical code. This has many obvious problems, like if you want to update a link, you have to go threw every page and modify it...
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One of the more advanced techniques available for animating GIFs in ImageReady is tweening. Derived (more or less) from "in between," the term refers to the automatic generation of frames for your animation. You create the first and last frames and let ImageReady do the work in the middle...
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In the previous column, we created some slimy text on a wall. Now let's have some fun and make that slime drip down the wall in an animated GIF, using Photoshop and ImageReady. The Gif file will be suitable for playback on your favorite Halloween Web site, or for use as in an animated Halloween...
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With Halloween right around the corner, it's time to start dressing things up. And nothing quite says "Happy Halloween" like some slimy letters sliding down the wall. In this installment, we'll create the slimy text and next time we'll make it drip down a wall in an animated GIF...
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