Program: Photoshop 7.0 Difficulty: Moderate (requires a basic knowledge of PS and blending. Might be a tad difficult for beginners) Translatable: Should be, for most version of PS PSD: No (Since I didn't save a .psd I will be attempting to recreate the above icon using the same techniques used in th...

Difficulty: Medium -have to have a rough idea of what pics will look best with the tut. Program: Photoshop CS Steps: 9 Translatable: No. Uses selective color PSD: Yep! Works best with images that don't have much yellow or that the background isn't red or magenta. It looks really nice with images tha...

Program: Photoshop 7.0 Difficulty: Moderate (requires a basic knowledge of PS and blending. Might be a tad difficult for beginners) Translatable: Should be, for most version of PS PSD: No (Since I didn't save a .psd I will be attempting to recreate the above icon using the same techniques used in th...

I decided to make a little tutorial on the basics of different techniques to light up different pictures. I'm bored, and maybe someone will get some use out of it :P This is VERY image heavy and is very long. I have tried to include step-by-step directions for each technique and screen-shots of ever...

If you’ve got an idea (or concept) but find it hard to present on your artwork because the drawings just don’t add up, try Photoshop Brushes. Brushes are designers best friend, particularly web designers who don’t illustrate graphics much. Adobe Photoshop does comes with a basic pa...

Tutorial #1 // Get this coloring: >> PSD Included Tutorial #2 // Blurring around your subject: >> Programs Used: Photoshop 7 & Paint Shop Pro 10 Translatable: Everything except for the Selecting Coloring Note: I use Photoshop 7 for the initial coloring and Paint Shop Pro 10 for everythin...

Uses PhotoshopCS4 and assumes you have general knowledge of the program. Step 1 Find your image. I'll be using this () image I cropped from my Leverage caps that I got here. This tutorial teaches a little bit about what to do with negative space, so find a cap that has some white or black at the top...

→ Okay, so here is you're base~ Duplicate the layer. Set it to soft light at 50%. Now time for a CURVES layer.INPUT: 117OUTPUT: 140 Make a HUE/SATURATION layer and set it as such:MASTER: 22RED: 15YELLOW: 19 Now, on to make a SELECTIVE COLORING layer.REDS: -24, 12, 12YELLOWS: -33, -17, -14CYANS: 38...

Credit: Image taken from 10steps.sg digg_url = 'http://digg.com/design/40_Excellent_3D_Effects_Photoshop_Tutorials'; A web designer’s bad day scenario: Your clients are bored with the usual work you present them; your boss wants to see more magic in the design; You are finding it harder to imp...

So, I hope you like it :) Going from this to  in Photoshop CS2 (should be translatable) colouring saturation Original image from http://www.jmorrisonfan.com 1) Take your base and crop it into 100x100. 2) Duplicate your base and set it to Screen 55% (it will vary depending on the brightness of y...