Published by Mike
(Source:fortysevenmedia.com)
I love having a digital camera, but it is definitely lacking in the vibe department. Old school film camera’s like the Holga and the Diana have a great feel to them, especially when they are cross processed. So I’m going to show you some ways to fake the funk and give your digital images a healthy dose of awesome sauce. (I’ve been listening to Fundamental Elements and I blame them for making me say things like ?Fake the funk? and ?awesome sauce.?)
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. Sep 09, 2009
Filed under: Photoshop Tutorials, Design Skills, Photoshop, PSD, Tutorials
Published by Mike
(Source:webdesignerdepot)
As web design and design in general have evolved, rules have been established to ensure consistent and usable designs.
Some of these rules were created simply because website creators abused certain principles without regard for their users.
But these rules are not enforced by anyone and should be broken when necessary, especially when breaking them would lead to a stunning design.
In this article, we present 10 rules that you can break if it suits your design needs.
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. Jul 03, 2009
Filed under: Web Design, Graphic, inspiring, Interface, webdesign
Published by Mike
(Source:Computerarts)
Improve your Photoshop skills today with our round-up of 11 dazzling step-by-step guides from the Computer Arts archive
Let’s be honest, Photoshop is an essential package for anyone working in the design industry.
If you don’t know your layers from your curves, then you’re missing out big time. The only trouble is, it’s a behemoth – there are umpteen tools to master, and just when you think you’ve got it licked, Adobe go and bring out a new version with oodles of new functions.
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. Jul 03, 2009
Filed under: Photoshop Tutorials, Graphic, Photoshop, Tutorials
Published by Mike
(Sourc:tutorials2.0)
A new way…. MY way to make everything ?jelly? ~ Enjoy and have fun.
. Jul 03, 2009
Filed under: Photoshop Tutorials, Icon Design, Photoshop, Tutorials
Published by Mike
In this tutorial I’ll teach you how to make a web 2.0 logo so damn sugary sweet it’ll give your website a cavity. Then I’ll give you the PSD, the font, and all the patterns used in the image so that you can play with it yourself. If you want to skip the tutorial altogether, you can download the PSD here. The beauty of the correct way to design logos in Photoshop or Illustrator comes when we keep everything as editable text layers from start to finish. That way if we need to make changes or reuse the idea, we can just pop open a Photoshop file and quickly output a new version of an old idea. This will also make it easy for you to duplicate my steps.
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. Jul 03, 2009
Filed under: Photoshop Tutorials, Photoshop, Tutorials
Published by Mike
(Source:tutorial9)
There don’t seem to be enough print related tutorials online, so in this round up I wanted to cover as many print specific articles as possible. I also wanted to mix in some that weren’t directly print related, but that help create print related products like movie posters, ads, cd covers, etc.
The tutorials in this post cover the use of Photoshop, InDesign, and even Illustrator. I think when learning about print it is important to understand how to use the programs that are designed for print such as InDesign, and not just using Photoshop as a default application for everything. That’s why I tried to round up as many good InDesign tutorials as possible.
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. Jul 03, 2009
Filed under: Articles, Design Resources, Photoshop, Tutorials, Vector Art
Published by Mike
(Source:blogperfume)
What Others Are Saying allows you to display the most recent post of your favourite blogs somewhere on your site. It utilises the RSS link field from the blogroll for each of your links. If the RSS link exists it attempts to get the last post from it. It then displays the most recent X number of posts depending on your settings. Each blog can have one post in the list.
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. Jul 03, 2009
Filed under: Web Design, Design Skills, webdesign, wordpress plugin
Published by Mike
(Source:vector.tutsplus)
Here are the top 10 Vector Art tutorials of all time!
1. Producing an Informative Map In Perspective with Illustrator
Ian Yates teaches some wonderful lessons on drawing illustrated maps in perspective. He goes into minute detail on all aspects of creating this very popular map format (I know I have seen them in the streets around the Envato HQ office in Melbourne!)
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. Jun 30, 2009
Filed under: Illustrator, Graphic, illustration, inspiring, Tutorials
Published by Mike
(Source:http:1stwebdesigner)
Beauty speaks in all languages – with this post I wanted to show these words speak truth. You never can get enough inspiration and fresh wallpaper on your desktop is the best thing to do, if you want to cheer yourself up! Again I tried to select only high quality wallpapers excluding low resolution like 1024 and less. This list is just for this time – summer – a lot of warm colors, sunsets, skies, nature!
Just scroll through the list and pick Your favorite ones! Which is Your favorite desktop background? Mine is the first one ?Elements? and ?The other side?!
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. Jun 30, 2009
Filed under: Wallpaper, Graphic, inspiring, Wallpapers
Published by Mike
(Source:psd.tutsplus)
Lettering design is probably the area in which artists have most noticeable pushed Photoshop to the limits. Designers such as Tony Ariawan, Alex Beltechi, or Nik Ainley have been contributing lately to the Photoshop community with tutorials explaining how they create their excellent work of art.
This is a compilation of the best of lettering design tutorials created using Photoshop with the assistance, in some cases, of other illustration and 3d software.
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. Jun 30, 2009
Filed under: Photoshop Tutorials, Graphic, Photoshop, Tutorials
