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* * Subscribe via RSS | * Get E-mail Updates | * Follow us on TwitterCreate a Fuel Game Cover in PhotoshopJanuary 12th, 2010 by ART-D Posted in Adobe Photoshop, Photo Editing * *In this tutorial, I�ll show you how to create cover art for a favorite video or computer game, using several Photoshop tools such as Brush Tool, different blending modes, and more. Let�s get started!
Submitted by adobetutorialz on 31-Aug-2010( http://www.adobetutorialz.com )
  |   Category: Photoshop » Drawing   |   Views: 14
 
This tutorial will show you how to create an awesome grungy text effect. The effect can be used to liven up your website layouts, but can also provide a good way to display logos and other graphical elements alone.
Submitted by psdfan on 31-Aug-2010( http://www.psdfan.com )
  |   Category: Photoshop » Text Effects   |   Views: 10
 
In this Photoshop tutorial, you�ll learn to make a Wooden Box with a realistic touch...
Submitted by tutorial9 on 31-Aug-2010( http://www.tutorial9.net )
  |   Category: Photoshop » Drawing   |   Views: 4
 
In this tutorial, we Create a Face Paint Dripping Effect using photoshop...
Submitted by 10steps on 30-Aug-2010( http://www.10steps.sg )
  |   Category: Photoshop » Photo Effects   |   Views: 11
 
The idea is very simple, I used some stock photos and a very blocky typeface. Instead of wasted my time looking for the perfect font, I decided to create it in Illustrator. So the first steps I will show you how to create the font and then in the others, in Photoshop, I will show you how to mix that with the photos.
Submitted by abduzeedo on 30-Aug-2010( http://www.abduzeedo.com )
  |   Category: Photoshop » 3D Effects   |   Views: 7
 
This tutorial will help you create a simple illustration of a monkey face. It uses the Ellipse Tool, the Pen Tool, the Rectangle Tool, the Crystallize Tool or the Gradient Tool. For the the shadow effects you�ll use some classic effects like the Inner Glow or the Gaussian Blur.
Submitted by VforVectors on 29-Aug-2010( http://vforvectors.com/ )
  |   Category: Illustrator » Drawing   |   Views: 6
 
Browsers do not let you style file inputs. File Style plugin fixes this problem. It enables you to use image as browse button. You can also style filename field as normal textfield using css. It is written using JavaScript and jQuery.
Submitted by appelsiini on 29-Aug-2010( http://www.appelsiini.net )
  |   Category: JavaScript » jQuery   |   Views: 6
 
Read this tutorial to learn how to save time by using Illustrator Effects and work more efficient.
Submitted by webdesignerwall on 25-Aug-2010( http://www.webdesignerwall.com )
  |   Category: Illustrator » Drawing   |   Views: 18
 
n this tutorial we are going to take a look at how to create a really easy landscape scene in Adobe Illustrator. This can be used in a number of different ways, from a desktop wallpaper to a website header.
Submitted by denisdesigns on 25-Aug-2010( http://www.denisdesigns.com )
  |   Category: Illustrator » Effects   |   Views: 13
 
This tutorial will help you to create the above effect. You will also learn the 'behind-the-scenes' action of the code that makes the objects move randomly.
Submitted by kirupa on 23-Aug-2010( http://www.kirupa.com )
  |   Category: Flash » Animation   |   Views: 23
 
 
To make it easier to observe the CSS standard, W3C has made a so-called validator which reads your stylesheet and returns a status listing errors and warnings, if your CSS does not validate.
Submitted by html.net on 21-Aug-2010( http://www.html.net )
  |   Category: HTML/CSS » Tips & Tricks   |   Views: 26
 
In this tutorial I will teach you how to create a scene with a plane crashing on a mountain. I will use ordinary images, and with simple techniques
Submitted by grafpedia on 19-Aug-2010( http://www.grafpedia.com )
  |   Category: Photoshop » Effects   |   Views: 35
 
An element can be floated to the right or to left by using the property float. That is to say that the box with its contents either floats to the right or to the left in a document..
Submitted by html.net on 19-Aug-2010( http://www.html.net )
  |   Category: HTML/CSS » CSS   |   Views: 28
 
In this drawing tutorial, I will walk you through my method of drawing a 3D umbrella in Photoshop that you can use as an icon or as part of an art piece.
Submitted by designinstruct on 17-Aug-2010( http://www.designinstruct.com )
  |   Category: Photoshop » 3D Effects   |   Views: 34
 
In this Photoshop tutorial I would like to show you creative way how to displace the text and get an interesting effect on it.
Submitted by photoshopstar on 17-Aug-2010( http://www.photoshopstar.com )
  |   Category: Photoshop » Text Effects   |   Views: 55
 
sing Photoshop�s blending modes along with a mix of textures and brushes, let�s get lost in space and create an abstract cosmos poster design.
Submitted by spoongraphics on 17-Aug-2010( http://www.blog.spoongraphics.co.uk )
  |   Category: Photoshop » Effects   |   Views: 47
 
 
n this tutorial, you�ll learn to plot an accurate bar graph using Adobe Illustrator�s Graph Tool. We�ll also render the graph to give it additional visual appeal. Successful completion of this tutorial requires an intermediate knowledge of Illustrators tools...
Submitted by tutsplus on 14-Aug-2010( http://www.psd.tutsplus.com )
  |   Category: Illustrator » Drawing   |   Views: 53
 
Cartoons are a very popular form of art and can be made quite easily. This tutorial will show you how to create a quick and easy cartoon scene of some hot air balloons.
Submitted by tutorial9 on 14-Aug-2010( http://www.tutorial9.net )
  |   Category: Photoshop » Drawing   |   Views: 35
 
Let�s get busy with Adobe Illustrator and design a cute bear character and surrounding scenery in just two colours, ready for use as a cool t-shirt design.
Submitted by spoongraphics on 14-Aug-2010( http://www.blog.spoongraphics.co.uk )
  |   Category: Illustrator » Drawing   |   Views: 29
 
I will start each section with some basic definitions taken from the Photoshop help files, to provide you with a better understanding of exactly what each setting does when you manipulate it. From there I will move on using an image to walk you through how to tweak the default settings to get a more natural and subtle effect for your images.
Submitted by myinkblog on 14-Aug-2010( http://www.myinkblog.com )
  |   Category: Photoshop » Tips & Tricks   |   Views: 49