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Sometimes you need to make it appear that the content of one layer appears both in front of and behind another layer. One example is the Olympic rings. The rings appear to be linked, with each ring "passing through" another. Here's an easy way to handle that problem...
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Fill a swimming pool with water in seconds! Well, create the appearance of a swimming pool filled with water in Photoshop in just four steps. We'll use the Clouds, Crystallize, Gaussian Blur, and Glass filters to create rippling water...
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Shadows are a part of everyday life and, it sometimes seems, a part of most images we see in print or on the Web.
When preparing a tutorial, a screenshot for a book or magazine article, or an illustration for a technical document, it's not uncommon to identify a critical area with a circle or a square. Here's how to add a little flair to that emphasis...
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A whole lot of Photoshop juju goes into the making of the tree. Made a mistake that could cost you hours of painstaking work? Cover that mistake with moss.
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This is a brief history detailing the chaotic process that went into one man’s work. As you can see, he didn't have a plan; he just played around.
This tutorial should step you through making a simple, yet realistic-looking planet using Adobe Photoshop 7, and ONLY Adobe Photoshop 7.
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So you're looking for something unique as a logo for your website? Well, after playing about in photoshop for a few hours I've come up with a good idea for that logo.
This tutorial contains detailed guidelines on creating festive shiny snowflakes for your site. Or are they stars?
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This tutorial could probably be used by anyone wanting to make a start on skinning or by anyone hoping to make only one unique mp3 player skin. Let’s have fun!
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