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60+ Fresh Hot New Tutorials From Around The Web January 5, 2010 Tutorials can often be your greatest source of inspiration when trying to design that project you have been putting off. In this post, I have rounded up a collection of very useful tutorials from around the web from the month of December. You’ll find everything from a Minimalistic Poster Designed in Photoshop, to creating a Clean 3D Notepad. So what are you waiting for…why not try one out? via 60+ Fresh Hot New Tutorials From Around The Web | designrfix.com. How to Create a Retro Hippy Van Poster in Photoshop
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50 Amazing and Useful Photoshop Photo Manipulation Tutorials arshad | Dec 23, 2009 In this post i’ve collected amazing tutorials  created by Photoshop.You can see how Photoshop is powerful and if you can imagine,you all can do these kind of photo manipulations.These 50 amazing tutorials are a little bit for advanced users but i’m sure if you start working you cannot believe what you can do with Photoshop. via 50 Amazing and Useful Photoshop Photo Manipulation Tutorials | DesignBeep.
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My 5 Coolest Lightroom Commands by Helen Bradley There is so much of Lightroom that’s not apparent when you first begin using it and that takes time to discover and explore. Here are my five coolest Lightroom techniques that you might want to add to your Lightroom toolkit. via My 5 Coolest Lightroom Commands.
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How to Use Retro Colors in Your Designs November 16th, 2009 by Tyler Denis Retro colors are a great way to give your website an older/vintage feel; it can give your design a little something different from the regular fully saturated colors that you see often in modern-themed designs. This article is both a showcase of retro-colored themes in existing web designs, as well as a tutorial on how to achieve retro colors using Adobe Photoshop (you’ll learn about five different techniques). via How to Use Retro Colors in Your Designs.
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1261195714_Adobe Photoshop CS325 Photoshop Tutorials for Creating that Perfect Web Page Design March 26, 2009 Photoshop, Tutorial All of these tutorials cover the process of designing a modern and highend web page within Adobe Photoshop, as with any great web design it is initially designed with a graphic editor, beginning with a blank canvas building up towards the complete page. Below you will find 25 Photoshop Tutorials for Creating that Perfect Web Page Design. Download or Buy Adobe Photoshop CS4 Extended » via 25 Photoshop Tutorials for Creating that Perfect Web Page Design : Speckyboy Design Magazine.
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1261195714_Adobe Photoshop CS350 Must-Have Photoshop Brushes * By Daved Brosche * November 10th, 2008 * Graphics by Daved Brosche Having a good collection of Photoshop brushes is essential for any designer. There is certainly no shortage of Photoshop brushes on the Web these days. The problem with Photoshop brushes isn’t in finding brushes, but in finding quality brushes. Below you’ll find a collection of quality brushes that every designer should find handy. These 50 Photoshop brush sets are ones I find myself using over and over in a variety of projects. This collection is the result of years’ worth of downloads, trials and experiments. I hope this list helps you find some new Photoshop brushes that improve your collection. via 50 Must-Have Photoshop Brushes - Smashing Magazine.
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1261195714_Adobe Photoshop CS340 Amazing Photoshop Brush Directories and Collections October 23, 2009 Graphic Design, Photoshop There are hundreds and thousands of Photoshop brushes available to download for free. Were do you start looking? How do you find that particular brush that you need to complete your latest design project? And most importantly, were are all the the high quality or even hi-res brushes? In this design resource round-up we have compiled a list of the best Photoshop directory resource sites and also compiled a list of the best PS brush collections. If you can’t find the brush that you need here, give up, because it can’t be found (or, I may have missed it). via 40 Amazing Photoshop Brush Directories and Collections : Speckyboy Design Magazine.
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1261195714_Adobe Photoshop CS330 Artistic and Creative Photoshop Poster Tutorials November 13, 2009 Graphic Design, Photoshop, Tutorial Although posters as a concept have been used for many centuries, in traditional art years, poster design is a relatively new. It has only been in the last 100 years that poster design has been elevated and recognized as an art-form, and has gained the kind of popularity that no other design category can rival. Below we have rounded-up the our favorite Photoshop Poster Design Tutorials, ranging from, movie posters, adverts and events in a variety of styles. via 30 Artistic and Creative Photoshop Poster Tutorials : Speckyboy Design Magazine.
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1261195714_Adobe Photoshop CS3Unveiling Photoshop Masks * By Thomas Giannattasio * December 17th, 2009 Design is a fluid and shifting process in which layers are constantly modified and tweaked. As complexity builds, so does the need for preserving data in a flexible way. Learning non-destructive editing techniques helps you produce documents that bend along with your creativity. Photoshop Masks are the cornerstone of this process. Not only do they preserve important pixel data, but they allow for the creation of flexible interface elements as well. In this article, we’ll explore the technical aspects and creative advantages of incorporating masks into your workflow. Photoshop offers five methods of masking: Pixel Masks, Vector Masks, Quick Masks, Clipping Masks and Clipping Paths, all of which define pixel opacities without affecting the original data. Each of them has its own pros and cons, and knowing which method to use is extremely important for creating clean, flexible and properly masked layers. via Unveiling Photoshop Masks - Smashing Magazine.
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1260689694_text-cssStronger, Better, Faster Design with CSS3 * By ZURB * December 16th, 2009 In our last article about CSS3, “Pushing Your Buttons With Practical CSS3, we talked about using new CSS3 techniques like gradients, border-radius and drop-shadows to create compelling, flexible and (in some cases) hilarious buttons. In this second article we’re going to focus on using those CSS techniques (and a little JavaScript) to create some practical elements and layouts. As before, caveat coder — a lot of the CSS properties we’re going to use have limited support, if any, in IE6/7 and probably 8. Firefox 3.5+ and Safari 4 are your best bet right now to see all the cool stuff going on in CSS right now (Chrome does a pretty good job, too). via Stronger, Better, Faster Design with CSS3 - Smashing Magazine.
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