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Ever used the wood texture in Adobe Photoshop? It gives you a wood texture, but it looks like it's straight from the sawmill. If you want a wood texture with a deep, polished, antique effect, follow this tutorial.
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On the web, most things that aren't photographs, are two-dimensional, monotone areas, devoid of lighting. The key to making websites that really stand out has to do with two factors - lighting and randomness. This tutorial goes through the steps of making a very funky piece of wallpaper.
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The main difficulty with trying to separate an image from its background is that there are pixels which cover an area of the picture which is partly foreground and partly background...
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I have found very few uses for the "Difference" layer option. This is an exception. I've used this technique to make some nice wallpapers, which are available at the bottom of the page...
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For this tutorial, I'm taking a temporary departure from realistic lighting, smooth bevelling, metallic effects, and soft shadows... :)
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Having your company logo design done by a professional can be an expensive process. Hopefully this tutorial will give you some ideas on creating your company logo yourself.
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This brief tutorial goes through the steps of making a simple, two-colour menu for a website in Photoshop.
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It's easy to put text on a monotone background and have it stand out. However, when the background is multi-coloured, it becomes much harder to find a font style that will be easily readable.
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If you find that you are totally unable to design a nice-looking website, no matter what you do, you'll find this five-minute website tutorial to be invaluable. I learned by imitating the websites of the professionals, and came up with this nice website design formula.
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