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1. Begin with a new file, 750x600, with #515151 as your background color. Then create a new layer in the layers palette.
2. Now take the Rectangular Marquee Tool and draw out a shape similar to the one below, and fill the shape with white #FFFFFF...
Begin with a new file, 700x500, with #5C5C5C as your background color. Then create a new layer in the layers palette. Now when you have created a new layer set the foreground color to #500C0C, then take the Rounded Rectangle Tool and make a shape similar to the one below...
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Begin with a new file, 500x50, with a white background. Then create a new layer in the layers palette. Now take the Rectangular Marquee Tool and draw out a shape similar to the one below...
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1. Begin with a new file, 400x400. Then create a new layer in the layers palette and then take the Polygonal Lasso Tool and try to draw a shape similar to the one below.
2. Now head over to the channels palette and click on the Save selection as channel icon. Then click on the Alpha 1 channel.....
1. Begin with a new file, with a white background color. Then create a new layer in the layers palette.<br/> 2. Now take the Rectangular Marquee Tool and draw out a rectangle.<br/> 3. Then take the Gradient Tool, choose the Linear Gradient and apply this settings:...
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1. First thing to do is to open up your image, then take the Text Tool and type in your text, the color on the text doesn't matter.<br/> 2. Now right click on your text layer in the layers palette and choose Blending Options, then apply these settings:...
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1. First thing to do is to type in your text and maybe apply some effects to the text layer.
2. So now when you have your text like you want it, it's time to rasterize the text layer, to
do that just right click on your text layer in the layers palette and choose Rasterize Layer...
1. Start with a new file, size and color doesn't matter, then take the Text Tool and type in your text.
2. Go to the layers palette and right click chose Blending Options and do these settings:...
Begin with a new file, 500x500, with a transparent background. Then make sure you have black as your foreground color and white as your background color. Then go to Filter>Render>Clouds and then go to Filter>Render>Difference Clouds, now press Ctrl+F 4 times...
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<span>Editor's Pick in Vector Graphics, April 2005</span><br/>This tutorial teaches Corel Draw 9, adding much to your graphics creation experience. Sure, we could do something like this in Photoshop, but letâ??s diversify.
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