Tag: design
Some Free Photoshop Brushes – Courtesy of the Internets.
by amp on Jul.20, 2010, under Photoshop, Pro Tips, Web Resources
Here are some good Photoshop brushes I have come across. Some are from deviantArt while the rest can be found out on the blogosphere.
More brushes are available for download. Just click the “Continue Reading” link below.
Photoshop Tutorial : Turn Any Picture Into a Drawing
by amp on May.22, 2010, under Photoshop, Pro Tips, Tutorials, Web Resources
Got another one for you, this time it’s real quick. A few simple steps and less than two minutes later you can have this wonderful drawing outline you can use to cheat in your art class. This tutorial can make it extremely easy to trace or just use as sort of a stencil to color in, paint, etc.
Give it a shot and let’s see your results!
P.S. If you want the original of Alec Baldwin from 30 rock that I used, follow this link to Google Images.
Special Note : To get a better view of the video, watch it directly on YouTube so you can select HD (720p).
Photoshop Tutorial – Pure PS Orb
by amp on May.20, 2010, under Photoshop, Tutorials, Web Resources
No need to use 3D Editing programs to make perfect 3d spheres. You can use just photoshop. Also, no need to use that nasty bevel/emboss tool. =)
If you can’t distinguish what I am clicking on the video, watch it directly on YouTube. You can set it in HD.
New theme on it’s way.
by amp on Apr.01, 2010, under Updates
Hey guys,
Just working on a new theme for the site and I’m getting really close to being finished. Keep back for updates.
If you want an email or some kind of notification of when I’m done about to go live with the new design, shoot me an email or leave a comment.
All done. Let me know what you think; comments, suggestions, etc.
Glowing streaks in Photoshop
by DaNDaMaN on Feb.27, 2010, under Photoshop, Tutorials
Difficulty : Easy
This tutorial will show you how to achieve a glowing streak effect in Photoshop. It’s a very easy effect but can make an image a much better effect. Enjoy.
(Click images for a bigger preview)
Step #1 – The first thing you want to do is open up the
image you want to apply this effect to. You can use pretty much any image you like, a person, an animal, a guitar, anything works, in this example i’ll be using a picture of a friend of mine.
Step #2 – Next you want a create a new layer by clicking the small icon second in from the right, or alternatively going to Layer > New layer. Now select the pen tool by pressing the P key on your keyboard. Make sure your pen settings at the top of the screen are the same as the ones in the image below or this won’t work.








