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Create a new document, make it 300px wide and 400px tall with a temporary white background, we'll spice it up at the end. Ccreate a new layer (ctrl+shift+n), select the rectangular marquee tool and make a selection of roughly 200 x 320px.
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First you must of followed out Metal Effect tutorial and the Screw tutorial. If you have then please read on, if not head back to the tutorials to read them.
Create a new document, I choose 300x300
Create a shape which is going to be the base for this tutorial.
There are so many "futuristic" interfaces out there. Sometimes it's nice to go in the other direction. You will add some nice guns to your arsenal with this tutorial on worn paper.
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Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, June 2006
This really neat tutorial tells you everything you need to know in order to make a professional looking silhouette from any simple photo.
Sometimes a border can really help to set an image off, and becomes part of the picture itself. Here our image of a mountain bike race would really benefit from a more dramatic border, and with the aid of Photoshop's tools we can make the rider step out of the image creating a much more dynamic eff...
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You ever stuck for making a logo shape for your website? Yea, it is kinda hard... here's a technique that will give you a different one.. every time!
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Making retro dots with photoshop takes a long time, getting the marquee tool and cutting away and adding bits... Well, now you will learn how to do it automatically with the actions tool!
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Start by creating tile 3 shape using custom shape tool.
Duplicate the layer. Press Ctrl+T. Scale it down and rotate 45°.
Similarly create another duplicate. Scale, rotate and fill it with black color.
This is an advanced Photoshop tutorial. Do not attempt this if you are not sufficient with the basic functions of the Photoshop Interface. My Lighting Effects tutorial is recommended reading, so if you don't have experience with the Photoshop Lighting Effects filter.
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Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, May 2006
This cool little tutorial will have you creating some really neat looking 3D style circular tubes in no time. It’s definitely worth taking a look at.
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