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Oct 19, 2004 in Drawing Techniques

Tentacles in a few Steps

1. Create a new 400x400 image with any background color. 2. Make a large, tall, and rectangular selection using the rectangular marguee tool. (My image below has been scaled down to fit this page.) 3. Pick two colors for your tentacle. Make the lighter color the foreground and the darker co...

Oct 19, 2004 in Text Effects

Pixel Text

1. Create a new 250x250 image or and image you would like to place pixelated text one. Here I am using a rendered cloud effect.(Foreground: #C22E00; Background: #FFDE00) 2. Create your text. Duplicate the text layer. Move the duplicated layer under the original. Now go to Filter > Blur > ...

Oct 19, 2004 in ImageReady Animation

Image Maps with Drawing Tools

Learn how to make Image Ready automatically create image maps using many drawing tools to select complex shapes. 1. Right-click on the image below and select Copy. Open Image Ready and create a new document. In the new document window, you will notice that the dimensions have already been set to ...

Oct 19, 2004 in Photoshop Basics

Photoshop Interface

This tutorial, geared towards Photoshop novices, gives an overview of the many interfaces in Photoshop. You will practice working with the toolbox, palettes, the option bar, and tool presets. Toolbox Photoshop's toolbox contains all the tools available to you. The toolbox contains fly-out or s...

Oct 19, 2004 in Web Layout

Layout Slicing

1. First of all, you will need to find the image or layout that you would like to slice. I'm going to use one from the Professional Web Host Layout tutorial. 2. Using the slice tool, create your slices that you would like to use. Things to consider before you slice: You really need to take...

Oct 15, 2004 in Web Layout

Complete Layout

In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a complete and detailed layout in Photoshop without using mass amounts of blending options.

Oct 15, 2004 in ImageReady Animation

Slideshow

1. Open up two or more images that you would like to use in a slideshow using Adobe Image Ready, which comes bundled with Photoshop. They must be in a .gif format in order for them to be animated in the slideshow. Image 1 Image 2 2. Drag one of the images onto the other so that they are both ...

Oct 15, 2004 in Web Design Principles

Professional Web Host Layout

This is no doubt my longest tutorial yet, so I suggest you save this every few minutes incase you loose it. (ie. computer freeze, which everyone hates)