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How to Creat Website in photoshop Step By Step
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I’ve tried to gather from DeviantArt the best and most useful anime tutorials about face, eyes, nose, mouth, colouring etc. There will probably be a sequel of this anime tutorial collection in the near future as it is not complete and it will never be. This collection offers the basics of anime drawing. At the end of the article you have a few anime brushes.

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Navigation is very important aspect in every web-design, because it is usually the place where people will click the most as well as notice creative and usable buttons. Really all we need is to get visitor remember our site! To complete and sharpen you need to use Photoshop here, actually version doesn’t matter, I am sure everything can be completed in any of PS previous versions too!

Let’s get started and learn how to create shiny, clean, stylish, glossy or even 3D navigation menus! Hope you will enjoy this article!

1.Content Box With Orange Banner Heading

In this tutorial you will learn how to create a content box similar to the ones used on this site, where the corners are rounded and the heading has a 3D effect.

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Adobe Photoshop is a powerful tool for designing various visual elements one can use for web-pages. However, sometimes it’s important to know what to do in order to achieve some effects. In such cases, step-by-step tutorials can provide help and save a lot of time you would have to spend on finding a solution otherwise. Let’s take a look at some of the best Adobe Photoshop tutorials we’ve found in the Web so far.
Links checked: June/17 2008.

Photoshop Tutorials

• Aging Photos
  Tips & Tricks for making photos look old
• All about Layer Mask
  It is often used to prevent some part of the layer from being seen.
• Create Your Own Planets
  The “Polar Panorama Effect” is one of ways to process photos into unique pieces of art. Tutorial by Dirk Paessler
• Creating grunge brushes
  by Veerle Pieters
  

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In this Adobe Illustrator tutorial, Guilherme will be walking you through a special technique of his, he calls it a unique “origami” effect. He’s used this technique many times in many very different and unique abstract pieces, such as:

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In this Photoshop tutorial I’ll be showing you how to add a nice, 70’s retro look to your images. It’s a very simple process using either colors or gradients, layer modes and opacities, and also some subtle textures

This effect can be extremely helpful when designing retro-themed posters or something of that nature.

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My first tutorial in a little while, so please bear with me!

In this tutorial we’ll be using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop (versions CS3) to create/design a beautiful radio station advertisement. We’ll just be using Illustrator to design a few simple elements, so if you don’t have it or don’t know how to use it, you can easily download some cool design bits from sites like Vecteezy (free) or Vector Stock (premium, very affordable).

We’ll be creating most of the design in Adobe Photoshop, so let’s say this is just a Photoshop tutorial!

Our Result

This is what I came up with, and hopefully what you’ll be able to design from following this tutorial:

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In this Photoshop tutorial I would like to walk you through the designing of a creative, paper-crumpled Blog/website footer area like the one shown here:

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In this Photoshop tutorial we’ll be walking through the making of a digital photo manipulation called Color Combustion. You’ll use a few simple techniques, and combine a whole heap of images together to make a wonderful creative collage.

Here is a preview of what we’ll be making:

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