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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...
Stuck on some ideas for your interface? Looking for a nice, subtle background for your navigation buttons that is both eye candy and subtle to other parts of your layout? Well, look no further, because now you can learn how to create a nice plastic-like background to those buttons...
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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...
This is a beginner's Photoshop tutorial. It illustrates how to create a eye-catching starburst with Polar Coordinates, in 3 easy steps.
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Imagine the ability to apply an effect to a group of layers in Photoshop, and then have the power to edit that effect later, while preserving the original layers. Adjustment Layers allow just that.
read moreThrough the next few issues we are going to take this FLA and deconstruct the file showing you exactly how it's made and how you can make a similar-style site. I have always been a fan of this FLA because of it's clean design and load time. This FLA File is actually made up of several FLA'...
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1) Create a new document around 512 by 512 and then hit " D " to reset the colors.
2) Go to Filter --> Render --> Clouds.
3) Go to Filter --> Distort --> Polar Coordinates...
1) Make a 400x400 document. Now press "D" on your keyboard to reset the foreground and background colors to black and white.
2) Now apply Filter>Render>Clouds. Now we want to make the clouds a bit darker, we do this by going to Image>Adjustments>Auto Levels...
1) Make a 400x400 document. Now press "D" on your keyboard to reset the foreground and background colors to black and white.
2) Now on the Background Layer apply Filter>Render>Difference Clouds. Press Cntrl+F 4 times (try and keep the light and dark clouds equal)...
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