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Editor's Pick in Photoshop Articles
This article, "10 Tips and Tricks to Make your Work Easier in Photoshop," is written to help you speed through your projects in graphic design with more accuracy and less problems. The author has made it well worth reading.
Step 1: Create The Idea. Decide what type of business venture you would like to undertake. The internet is a large place, but there is always room for more and competition in some markets is still in its infancy. Many start up internet companies are from people who have an idea. This idea can come f...
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1. Create a new file. Create a new layer. Draw the Elliptical button and fill it with the color shown in the figure.
2. Filter > Noise > Add Noise
(Amount: 7, Uniform, Monochromatic)
1. Create a new file. Create a new layer. Draw the Elliptical button and fill it with the color shown in the figure. Its Dark Red Orange.
2. Layer > Layer Style > Bevel and Emboss
1. Create new file. Using Gradient Tool, with default black and white color fill the canvas like following image.
2. Filter > Noise > Add Noise
(Amount: 7, Uniform, Monochromatic)
So here we go:
Open Adobe photoshop
Choose white foreground and black background.
Create a new file in grayscale mode and choose 400 x 200 as the canvasg size. Choose the contents as Background colour:
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This a good article to read if you have never bought or commissioned a website before. It covers the basic issues needed in deciding what you should pay for a new website. The author talks about expertise - which is NOT the exclusive domain of t...
Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, August 2007
This cool Photoshop tutorial will help you in Drawing a Blueberry. The author has laid out all the basic steps in the process. Each step has an illustration example in a screenshot, so you cannot fail if you follow the directions ...
1. Open your image in Photoshop. Double click on the background layer. Rename it Dots 1.
2. Make new layer, press D (change foreground and background colors to default) and go to Layer > New > Background From Layer.
I have already written a tutorial on how to make a mosaic effect. But somebody has just asked me if I knew how to make the same effect but with different size dots. Apparently I did. So here is the tutorial, for all of you dot-effect junkies…
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