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Use brush on old fashioned, real white paper to make some more or less straight lines. Scan them in gray or B&W mode on 300 pix/inch resolution.
You should get an image that looks like this:
The effect you'll learn to use in this tutorial helps to intensify the idea of motion and at the same time creates a new background void of unnecessary detail. The tool used is the simple Radial Blur Filter.
read moreFlash CS3 allows you to create either an ActionScript 2 or ActionScript 3 document. There are a number of ways ActionScript 3 is different from version 2. One of the first changes designers is no longer being able to attach a script to a button instance.
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This tutorial will show you how you can add aurora or northern lights to you night photos.
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This tutorial will show you how to make a reflection with your Photoshop. I used Photoshop CS2 when creating this tutorial, but I guess it does not make any difference even if you do it with Photoshop CS.
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This easy photoshop tutorial will explain how you get isolated colors in a B&W photograph. I'm going to use this cute little fellow from Batu Caves, Malaysia.
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Long time ago since I last designed a Tutorial. About a year or so. Today I decided to do it again. Not only because to breathe in new life to webdesignstudien.de but to give an answer to this bunch of stupid photoshop tutorials out there whose authors are only interested to get more and more traffi...
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1. We're going to make a colourful and good looking swirl and you should start out by creating a 800*600 document. Now go to (filter - render - clouds) so you end up with something like this.
2. Now go to (filter - pixelate - mezzotint)
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