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Tutorials > Photoshop
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Dotted Borders
Sarah | August 23 2008 | Category: Photoshop | 3 Responses
Description: Create a custom dotted border pattern around any shape using the Pen Tool and tweaking your Brush settings.
ImageReady: Slicing A Layout
Sarah | August 15 2008 | Category: Photoshop | 2 Responses
Description: Learn how to slice your layouts and generate an HTML template for the layout with the sliced images inside a table.
Icon Tutorial 2
Sarah | August 31 2007 | Category: Photoshop | 2 Responses
Description: Make a bright and shining avatar with using a simple texture and your creative mind!
Lineart with the Pen Tool *
Sarah | August 09 2007 | Category: Photoshop | 4 Responses
Description: Use Photoshop's power pen tool to 'draw' lines, curves, and shapes using anchor point, brush strokes and colour fill.
Faded Edges
Sarah | July 22 2007 | Category: Photoshop | 1 Response
Description: Feather edges of any shape to give off a faded edges effect.
Smudge Texture II
Sarah | July 22 2007 | Category: Photoshop | 1 Response
Description: A very basic way to create a streaky, glowing texture with a simple photograph and PS's default features!
Smudge Texture
Sarah | July 22 2007 | Category: Photoshop | 10 Responses
Description: Create a wispy texture with a simple photograph, filters, patterns and bubble brushes.
Create A Blend Brush
Sarah | July 16 2007 | Category: Photoshop | 1 Response
Description: Make your own blend brush in Photoshop from a photograph with simple filters and patterns.
Animated Sparkles
Sarah | September 29 2006 | Category: Photoshop | 0 Responses
Description: Make an image sparkle using the animation feature of Image Ready (a program that goes hand-in-hand with Photoshop).
Blending Images
Sarah | September 29 2006 | Category: Photoshop | 4 Responses
Description: Blending images has never been this easy! Here's a simple way to blend two images together using masks on Photoshop.
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