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3D Text Fesign in a Few Steps
in Text Effects
3D Text Fesign in a Few Steps

Begin with a 500 x 500 px file (recommendation). Type in what you want 3D, pick the colour of your choice and Rasterize the layer (Right-Click on the text layer and select Rasterize Layer)...

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Pixel Border
in Drawing Techniques
Pixel Border

You can use this method in any way you want... therefore, size is not recommended. Start off by stretching a line from and to anywhere, make sure Anti-Aliased is checked to "Off", and the line must be thicker than 3 pixels...

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Burst Effect
in Special Effects
Burst Effect

Start by creating a new RGB image. I used the dimensions of 288 x 288 in the example. Create a new layer. Choose any two colors; foreground and background. Click on Filter > Render > Clouds...

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Button
in Web Layout
Button

Make a new RGB image. Use the dimensions of 88 x 31 (pixels) whenever making a link button. Most of the sites wont accept your logo if the size is not 88 x 31. For good results, remove the background layer (which will cause the button to have a transparent background)...

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Making 3d cubes in photoshop
in 3D Effects
Making 3d cubes in photoshop

1. Make a new RGB image. I used the dimensions of 260 x 260 in the example. Click on Filter > Render > 3D Transform.
2. To start making cubes, click on the Cube Tool. Make a cube depending on the size of your image...

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Simple Vignette part 1
in Miscellaneous Photoshop Tutorials
Simple Vignette part 1

1. Vignette is a picture that smoothly fades into the background. 2. Open Photoshop. Press D to select white as a background color. 3. Open an image to apply simple Vignette effect. 4. Select Elliptical Marquee tool. Place the cursor in the center of an image and draw the circle press...

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Old Photo Copy
in Photo Editing
Old Photo Copy

1. Open Photoshop. Open an image to make old photo copy effect. 2. Create a new file bigger than image, with a white background. Drag the image on the new canvasusing Move Tool.. 3. Make a new layer above the background and below the image layer. Name it as "frame" 4. Select fram...

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