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Photoshop Tutorial : This is a really neat effect that I came up with when I was playing in Photoshop. It has the feel of water to it, but it is rather abstract instead of realistic. I think this effect could really add something to your designs.
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Photoshop Tutorial : When creating a layout, it's always good to keep your visitors in mind. Before, most people used a resolution of 800x600 in which to design their layouts. Now people are using larger resolutions so 1024x768 is becoming more and more preferred. And for the purpose of this tutorial, I will show you how to make a larger layout.....
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Photoshop Tutorial : This should be quite useful when designing layouts. If you ever wanted to learn how to fade an image gradually into a background, then you'll want to pay
attention to this. This works with solid color or pattern/textured backgrounds.
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Photoshop Tutorial : In this tutorial you will learn how to make a not too simple icon. There are
several steps involved and this tutorial was made with the assumption that you
have basic working knowledge of Photoshop and working with layers.
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Photoshop Tutorial : Here's another technique that I sometimes use in my own blends. It makes things all bright and shiny *_* well maybe not shiny, but certainly bright and colorful.
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Photoshop Tutorial : In this tutorial you will learn how to give your images a simple soft and shiny look. I was experimenting with trying to get a certain coloring without using curves or selective coloring and this is the result.
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Photoshop Tutorial : In this tutorial you will learn how to give your images a touch of class with this simple technique. I developed this
particular technique while doing a blend for a contest. I won so I decided to share it.
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