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This will show you howto make plastic shapes with inset lines. 1) Create a new document, white background. Make an oval with the shapes tool. 2) Now, apply the following styles to it under Blending Options: Inner Shadow: Inner Glow: Bevel and Emboss: Stroke: It should look lik...
read moreIf you don't already have a bsic knowledge of IFrames, click here. OK, let's get started! To make the backgrounds on your IFrames transparent, copy the code below.Edit all of the numbers. The width and height determine how big your IFrame will be. The top and left numbers determine where the IFram...
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In this tutorial I am going to show you how to create a liquidy plastic effect that looks pretty cool (see image below) Step 1: Create a new 500x500 image. It doesn't matter what type of background you choose. ...
read moreIE 6 has this (in my opinion) annoying little toolbar that appears when someone places their mouse pointer over an image: This tool bar offers some minor convenience,.....
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First u make a new 640x480 image with black background. make a new layer call it Tube. Choose rectangular marqueen tool. Draw some white stripes on the Tube layer. Load a selection on the stripes( ctrl+click on the Tube layer in the layers palette). choose the fil...
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There's been lots of interest lately in creating images of objects sitting on highly-reflective surfaces. This column will take a look at a few general principles to keep in ...
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