Sewing a Fabric Badge in Photoshop
Editor's Pick of June, 2009
Apply a fabric look to any logo or web design element by manipulating Brush Palette Settings and Work Paths in Photoshop.
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Color Dodge is one of the Blend Modes I use the most. It's in my opinion the easiest and best way to create light effects, and, even though I have already written quite a few tutorials showing how to use it, I decided to write a quick tips all about this very useful blend mode.
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Editor's Pick of May, 2009
A detailed recipe of making a fully functional site of a premade web design layout. Learn how to use Adobe Photoshop and Dreamweaver together to speed up all modifications.
The Edge Mask (Video Tutorial)
Sometimes sharpening a whole image can solve one problem but create another, in this video tutorial we'll look at building an edge mask and using it to sharpen a selected area.
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Photo Strip
Strips and ribbons are one of the oldest human-made decorations so why not use them in your web design as it's a real sign of creative freedom.
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