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What's the number 1 reason why people leave web sites? Do you know? Not sure? It's slow page load! Did you get that? Let me repeat it again ... slow page load! In fact, judging by what I see online, I'd better shout it out so that everyone can hear me clearly...
read moreAll businesses require marketing and the most important aspect of marketing for any business on the Internet is through the search engines. Search engines produce approximately eighty percent of all traffic to a web site. Because of this, marketing through the search engines has to be a priority...
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This is a tutorial for thoes of you who are too lazy to complete the vector tutorial :P
1. Open your image, We have a picture of the famous Victoria Beckham.
2. Click Filter > Artistic > cutout and add the following settings: (levels 8; edge simplicity 5; edge fidelity 2)...
This is a pretty realistic fire effect with a few filters and the changing of blending options.
1. Start off with a new document, 400 px x 400 px. Then reset your colours by pressing "D" on your keyboard.
2. If you click Filter > Render > Clouds, you will get the base for the inferno...
This is a professional looking, one colour effect.
1. Open your picture, in this example we used Mr. Michael Jackson!
2. First, we need to take away the colours and to reduce it to a two tone picture. So, click Image > Adjustments > Threshold. Give this a setting of 125 and hit ok...
This is a very helpful tutorial, it will make your tables expand as you add content to them.
1. Start off by making our actual table in graphic version. This is a very simple table just to get you into the swing of things...
This will teach you how to turn your image to greyscale, then bring certain parts back to colour.
1. Start with any picture. If you like, use ours... A landscape of a desert.
2. On your layers palate, click 'create new fill or adjustment layer' (see below) and click hue/saturation...
Now, we all know, to cut pictures out, we use the pen, eraser or lasso tools. but.... when cutting fur or any other thing like that. we use another technique.
1. Open your image, in this example we used a white... some kind of... looks like a baby husky :P ...
This is just a quick tutorial teaching you how logos work.
1. Start with your background, you can create your own or use ours.
2. Make a new layer, and name it gradient square, now grab your marquee tool and set it to a fixed size of 150 x 150 pixels...
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