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Tutorials 21-30 out of 31 displayed.


Scanlines

Submitted by Phong
Added on Jan 29, 2012

A step-by-step Photoshop 4/5 tutorial about how to create TV scanlines on your imagery, as demonstrated on the above header.
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Choppy Seas

Submitted by Biorust
Added on Jan 27, 2012

Its a sad fact, but newbies to the world of Photoshop texturing can sometimes feel lost at sea with all the options, filters, and plug-ins available to them. Instead of reaching for a lifeline, however, how about creating a simple seafaring texture on your very own monitor?
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Flower Patterns

Submitted by Biorust
Added on Jan 26, 2012

Simple to make, pleasing to the eye and, best of all, light on bandwidth, floral patterns have graced many great sites recently, and looked fantastic in the process. So, how are they created? Read on...
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Seamless Starscape

Submitted by Absolute Cross
Added on Jan 26, 2012

This tutorial will teach you how to make a seamless/tileable starscape background in Photoshop.
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Rock Texture

Submitted by Blue Sfear
Added on Jan 25, 2012

Here you will be taught how to make realistic lightning.
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Seamless Nebula Texture

Submitted by Absolute Cross
Added on Jan 25, 2012

Create a nebula texture in Photoshop.
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Metallic Shapes

Submitted by Absolute Cross
Added on Jan 24, 2012

This tutorial will teach you how to create a metallic shape which you might be able to be used as part of an interface or button.
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Reflections in Sunglasses

Submitted by Janee
Added on Jan 23, 2012

As you build custom reflections in your sunglasses, you will learn some neat things about using Photoshop.
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Make your own wood!

Submitted by Janee
Added on Jan 21, 2012

In this 3-part tutorial, the author will give you directions for making three different types of wood. These represent three different colors and grain-types of wood and so you will use slightly different methods for each. This tutorial was written with version 5.5 of Photoshop, but you can do it with newer versions, or with Photoshop Elements.
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Grungy Tech Effect

Submitted by Site Point
Added on Jan 20, 2012

Create a cool texture that's kind of grungy, kind of techy, and works really well for collages and backgrounds.
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