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Eye In The Sky
More filter tips. First you make a new image i made it 1024x786, then new layer call it water, make the background black and fill water with black ( ctrl + backspace) Go to filter menu> noise> add noise>amount: 15 choose graussian and Monochromatic. Again go to filter> br...
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Okay everyone, I'm going to teach you the basics of what you need to know about HTML. HTML stands for HyperText Mark-up Language, and you can see by that little text bit there how it gets the abbreviation. Now, lets get stuck into it...
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Fun With Faces
This tutorial will show you how to use liquify tool and how to mutate faces using this tool.
read moreDos and Don'ts
Rules and preference for designing a website can differ from website to website depending on the target audience, whether it is entertainment website or corporate website or just a persona...
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Photomanipulation - "Face swap" in Adobe Photoshop
As I have some fun on the bulletin boards, toying with photographs, I often see people who have the interest in doing the same type of photo manipulation but do not have the initial know-how to get them started. ...
read moreThe Design Process
So you are feeling a bit creative and are ready to sit down and punch out some designs, eh? What works for me might not work for you, however, this article can hopefully offer you a friend.....
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Fairy Dust!
This effect looks really nice and this my the technique is so simple! Sometimes we need something magic and we don't know how to make it. Ok, lets do it!
1. We will work with a flower. So, please save my image.
2. Open start....
Cascading Style Sheets Tutorial
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) standards were originally introduced in 1996, but like so many technologies introduced by the W3C, the way the information was presented confused many non-geeks. Consequently, even 8 years later, many webmasters still haven't taken advantage of this *huge* time-saving t...
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Festive Effects
To begin, here's my image set up: Create a new image 9 inches wide 5 inches high 200 dpi RGB White Background Select 2 opposing colors. For my example I'm using red and green. Create a new layer, and select the Reflected Gradient tool set to difference mode. Start filling the new layer se...
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