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Here we will animate a button that was tutorialized in a previous teaching ^_^. If you are too lazy to complete the still button tutorial, a .psd file is provided below. Step-by-step instructions proceed...
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1. Open a new Image 200x200px. Make a new layer and fill it with black.<br/> 2. Now go to filter>>render>>lens flare. Choose 105mm Prime and brightness to 100%. It should look something like this:...
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This tutorial illustrates how to create a wireframe sphere, by creating a grid texture, and then using the Sphereize filter.
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Here I will go over the steps of one of the easiest background effects ever conceived by man: Energy Blast. It looks good when you use it in a subtle fashion in a header/banner, hence the use for background. Step-by-step instructions proceed...
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Create a neat effect by using just a lens flare and various filters. Cool background effect for headers and banners! Step-by-step instructions proceed...
1. Make an image 400x400, fill it with black, and create a New Layer (Ctrl+Shift+N)...
It's easy to give your text or image a stroke and give it an outline. But what if you want a double outline and give your stroke some space so that it isn't hugging your text? Here, we are going to give your stroke a nice padded double outline effect...
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Here we will make a shadow/reflection of our text. Step-by-step instructions proceed...
1)Let's open up a new image, 400x400.
2)Reset the colors by pressing D or the picture in the corner...
In this tutorial, you will learn how to encapse your text in electricity to give it a nice flowing look throughout the entire length and width of the word.
1. First, you need to pull up a new 72 dpi image in RGB mode. Make it as big as you would like, you can crop it down later on...
Ever want to chisel a line onto your interface instead of making it look like it doesn't belong there? Well, you can learn how to createw a chiseled or inset line here. Step-by-step instructions proceed...
1) Open up a new image, maybe 150x30 and fill your new image with a darkish gray...
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