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In this tutorial you  ll learn how to create fake depth of field with Photoshop  Depth of field is the amount of distance between the nearest and farthest objects that appear in acceptably sharp focus in a photograph  But not all of our photograph was taken according to this method  sometimes we need to fake depth of field with photoshop

How to Create Fake Depth of Field Photoshop Tutorial

In this tutorial you'll learn how to create fake depth of field with Photoshop. Depth of field is the amount of distance between the nearest and farthest objects that appear in acceptably sharp focus in a photograph. But not all of our photograph was taken according to this method, sometimes we need to fake depth of field with photoshop.

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In this tutorial I will show you how to convert any Jpeg photo to a nice Pseudo Hdr one

Turn your photo into pseudo HDR

In this tutorial I will show you how to convert any Jpeg photo to a nice Pseudo Hdr one.

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Make a beautiful magical underwater scene with tulips

Make a beautiful magical underwater scene with tulips

Make a beautiful magical underwater scene with tulips...

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Download free butterfly Photoshop brushes featuring six different butterflies

Butterfly Photoshop Brushes

Download free butterfly Photoshop brushes featuring six different butterflies.

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A painting of a vampire made from scratch using Photoshop CS2 and a Graphire 4

Vampire Portrait Painting - Deadly Mistress

A painting of a vampire made from scratch using Photoshop CS2 and a Graphire 4.

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Download free Adobe Photoshop brushes based on the popular World Of Warcraft PC game  This page contains the first set of three World Of Warcraft

World Of Warcraft Brushes

Download free Adobe Photoshop brushes based on the popular World Of Warcraft PC game! This page contains the first set of three World Of Warcraft...

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Dell Inspiron 1525 (DDR2-667MHz) (64-bit) Memory

Machine name: Dell Inspiron 1525 CPU options: - Intel Core 2 Duo Processor - Intel Celeron M Processor - Intel Core Duo Processor Chipset: Intel GM965 Chipset HD Bus: SATA (5400rpm) Front Side Bus options: Memory Speed options: PC2-5300 DDR2-667 200pin SDRAM SODIMM Special notes: Modules must be ordered and installed in pairs for Dual Channel mode.

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Today I am telling you about How to Create Photoshop design welding helmet logo icon in Photoshop

Photoshop design welding helmet logo icon in Photoshop.

Today I am telling you about How to Create Photoshop design welding helmet logo icon in Photoshop.

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Video Tutorials Adobe Photoshop   Creation of 6 effects of the text in Adobe Photoshop  63 4 mb

Video Tutorials Adobe Photoshop.

Video Tutorials Adobe Photoshop. Creation of 6-effects of the text in Adobe Photoshop.|63.4 mb|

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Today I ll speak about layer masks and I ll show you how to create a black and white picture with some colored areas and how to merge two pictures using layer masks

How to use Layer Masks in Photoshop

Today I`ll speak about layer masks and I`ll show you how to create a black and white picture with some colored areas and how to merge two pictures,using layer masks.

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This tutorial will teach you how to create an embossing effect using Adobe Photoshop  s layer styles

Creating An Embossing Effect

This tutorial will teach you how to create an embossing effect using Adobe Photoshop's layer styles.

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In this Photoshop CS4 tutorialwe ar going to show you how to design a basic business card with a grunge feel to it  For this tutorial you will need to download the grunge photoshop brush set from Skipina    Step 1  First we will start by creating new file  so go to file menu and choose new  I choose size 640   400 pixels  300 pixels per inch  CMYK Colour mode with transparent background     Step 2  Rename the only layer you have in Background  And fill it with any color because we will apply gradient overlay on it so it doesn t matter what color you choose   Step 3  Now we will apply gradient overlay on layer background  You can do this by double clicking on layer  or go to Layer menu  then choose Layer styles  Gradient overlay  Apply the following settings     Step 4  Now create new layer  ctrl shift n  and call it Grunge     Step 5  Choose brush  tool   from tool box  Take your grunge brush set  for this tutorial I used one of skipina s  you can get it for free at http   skipina deviantart com art grunge set2 97073790 or http   skipina deviantart com art grunge set1 96826083   Set the opacity of the brush at 50  and brush until you get satisfying result  This is what i got so far     Step 6  Now we are going to put some buildings in the corner  they are done with one of Skipina s upcoming brushes  but for the purpose of the tutorial they have generously allowed us to  share the buildings with you  I ll post a link up to the brush set when it comes out   Click on the image to go to the full resolution version  Copy the image and open it in photoshop  We are going to remove whites  Go to Select menu   Color range  and click on the white area  set the fuzziness at 100   Click delete to clear the selected area     Step 7  Go to Select menu and choose Deselect  ctrl d     Step 8  Now just drag the layer in your file  You will get new layer  name it Buildings  and place it on top of other layers  Layer order should look like this     Step 9  Create new layer  call it urban  Now pick up your rectangle marquee tool and draw a rectangle  Fill it with black color and deselect  ctrl d   You should get something like this  The size of the rectangle is up to you     Step 10  Now again with the rectangular marquee tool   select small right part of the black rectangle like on the picture and click delete and deselect  ctrl d      Step 11  Select type tool    and write the word shop in the deleted area  Choose any font you like and font size     Step 12  With Type mask tool  from the tool box  write the word Urban  Select layer Urban and click delete and deselect  ctrl d      Step 13  Select the Urban layer and text layer and merge them together  Ctrl E  Set the layer opacity at 50    Step 14  You will now get one layer called Urban  Set the layer opacity at 50      Step 15  Select Eraser tool  from the tool box  grab one of the grunge brushes you downloaded before  Opacity of the eraser should be about 20  or even lower  it depends on how you like it  try different variations   and brush a bit over the layer  This way we will erase bits of the shape and the text and make it look grungy   Step 16  Then go on Select menu  and choose Modify  Transform  ctrl t    rotate object and place it like on the picture     Step 17  Now we just need to add some text and we are finished  Pick Type text tool  color white  any font you like  should be the same as before and size of the letters should be big enough so that it could be read easily  Write some details you want on you business card   Step18  We are going to make the text a bit grungier  so right click on text layer and select rasterize type  Select Eraser tool   from tool box  opacity 10  and erase bits of the text  But don t erase to much because we need text to be easy to read  And we are done  Here is my final result     Some tips if you want to get something like this printed   make sure you are using CMYK Colour  as most business card printers don t use RGB  also leave a 3mm bleed area on each edge  so don  tput text too close to the edge   this allows for printer and cutting margins

Basic Grunge Business Card Design

In this Photoshop CS4 tutorialwe ar going to show you how to design a basic business card with a grunge feel to it. For this tutorial you will need to download the grunge photoshop brush set from Skipina Step 1. First we will start by creating new file, so go to file menu and choose new, I choose size 640 * 400 pixels, 300 pixels per inch, CMYK Colour mode with transparent background. Step 2. Rename the only layer you have in Background. And fill it with any color because we will apply gradient overlay on it so it doesn’t matter what color you choose. Step 3. Now we will apply gradient overlay on layer background. You can do this by double clicking on layer, or go to Layer menu, then choose Layer styles/ Gradient overlay. Apply the following settings. Step 4. Now create new layer (ctrl+shift+n) and call it Grunge. Step 5. Choose brush tool from tool box. Take your grunge brush set, for this tutorial I used one of skipina’s, you can get it for free at http://skipina.deviantart.com/art/grunge-set2-97073790 or http://skipina.deviantart.com/art/grunge-set1-96826083 . Set the opacity of the brush at 50% and brush until you get satisfying result. This is what i got so far. Step 6. Now we are going to put some buildings in the corner, they are done with one of Skipina’s upcoming brushes, but for the purpose of the tutorial they have generously allowed us to share the buildings with you. I’ll post a link up to the brush set when it comes out. Click on the image to go to the full resolution version, Copy the image and open it in photoshop. We are going to remove whites. Go to Select menu > Color range… and click on the white area, set the fuzziness at 100%. Click delete to clear the selected area. Step 7. Go to Select menu and choose Deselect (ctrl+d) Step 8. Now just drag the layer in your file. You will get new layer, name it Buildings, and place it on top of other layers. Layer order should look like this. Step 9. Create new layer, call it urban. Now pick up your rectangle marquee tool and draw a rectangle. Fill it with black color and deselect (ctrl+d). You should get something like this. The size of the rectangle is up to you. Step 10. Now again with the rectangular marquee tool select small right part of the black rectangle like on the picture and click delete and deselect (ctrl+d). Step 11. Select type tool , and write the word shop in the deleted area. Choose any font you like and font size. Step 12. With Type mask tool from the tool box, write the word Urban. Select layer Urban and click delete and deselect (ctrl+d). Step 13. Select the Urban layer and text layer and merge them together (Ctrl+E).Set the layer opacity at 50%. Step 14. You will now get one layer called Urban. Set the layer opacity at 50%. Step 15. Select Eraser tool from the tool box, grab one of the grunge brushes you downloaded before. Opacity of the eraser should be about 20% or even lower, it depends on how you like it, try different variations, and brush a bit over the layer. This way we will erase bits of the shape and the text and make it look grungy. Step 16. Then go on Select menu, and choose Modify/ Transform (ctrl+t) , rotate object and place it like on the picture. Step 17. Now we just need to add some text and we are finished. Pick Type text tool, color white, any font you like, should be the same as before and size of the letters should be big enough so that it could be read easily. Write some details you want on you business card. Step18. We are going to make the text a bit grungier, so right click on text layer and select rasterize type. Select Eraser tool from tool box, opacity 10% and erase bits of the text. But don’t erase to much because we need text to be easy to read. And we are done. Here is my final result. Some tips if you want to get something like this printed.. make sure you are using CMYK Colour, as most business card printers don’t use RGB, also leave a 3mm bleed area on each edge, so don’ tput text too close to the edge.. this allows for printer and cutting margins.

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In this tutorial you ll learn how to create a cool looking 3d ball using just Photoshop  This tutorial isn t for beginners  Basic understanding of the software Photoshop and its tools is required  Here is what the final image will look like     Step 1  Creating the background   Create a new document  600px X 600px  Start off with a medium gray for the background  I used  8e8e8e  Next  we need to add the light gradient to make the background look more like a 3d space  We ll obtain that effect by using the gradient tool  with the color white  Create a new layer and select the gradient tool  By default the gradient type should be  Linear Gradient   change it to  Reflected Gradient   This should also come by default  but just to be safe  also make sure the gradient goes from white to alpha 0  Next  simply move your cursor  with the gradient tool selected  in the dead center of your image and holding the shift key drag the mouse vertically downwards until you reach the bottom of the image and release  Next play a little bit with the layer s alpha in order to get something similar to the following  You can also play with it with the transform tool  CTRL T  to change its shape a little bit         Step 2  Creating the Circle  Create a new layer on top of the previous two and call it  Circle Background   On this layer  in the center of the image create a circle with a color of your choice  I used  9f0000   In order to create the circle use the Eliptical Marquee Tool  to make your selection and then the Paint Bucket Tool  to fill in your selection with a color of your choice         Step 3  Adding the shades   Create a new layer on top of the  Circle Background  and call it  Circle Shades   Select the new layer  Circle Shades  and while holding the CTRL key down  click on the layer  Circle Background   on the square showing the layer s content   Select the Gradient Tool  and select the gradient type  Linear Gradient   Press  D  to reset your colors to black and white  Now start applying the gradients inside your selection by dragging from outside the circle towards the center  This might take a little bit of effort to get it right  but eventually it should look similar to this         Step 4  Adding the shadows  Now we have to make this  3d ball  look like its staying on the plane and add its shadows  Create a new layer and call it  Ball Shadow  and move the layer under the layer  Circle Background   Select the Brush Tool  and make sure you re viewing the  Basic  brushes   which should be there by default   Select a round feathred brush and change its size to roughly 200  Click once with the brush tool at the bottom of the circle  behind it   Next  use the transform tool  CTRL T  and change the height and move it until it looks like a shadow  It should look roughly like the image bellow  To make it look even better play with the layer s alpha if needed  On top of that I duplicated the layer  Ball Shadow  and I made the new shadow even smaller so that the shadow is much darker exactly under the ball         Step 5  Fixing the shadow at the bottom  optional   At this point  the only thing left to fix with the shadow would be the bottom portion of circle  I don t really like how you can see the bottom of the circle so clear and I feel that it should blend a little bit more with the dark shadow under it  We ll use the same techniques shown in Step 4  Create a new layer on top of the layer  Circle Shades  and call it  Shadow Fix  and using the Brush Tool  with a smaller size around  100  press again once at the bottom of the ball  Next play with the transform tool until the bottom portion of the ball should be a little darker  This step isn t necesarry but it will help with the realism         Step 6  Adding the light areas  Create a new layer  call it  Ball Light  and move it above the layer  Ball Shadow   Change your main color to white and then using the brush tool with a size of 150 200 place a spot towards the top of the circle  Change the layer Blending Mode to  Overlay   Create a new layer again on top of  Ball Light  and call it  Ball Light 2  and with the Brush Tool with a size of about 20 30 place a spot on top of the new glow and change the layer s alpha to about 40 or so  Your image should look similar to the one bellow  At this point you can stop or do whatever you d like with your image or you can simply continue with the tutorial and see what I came up with         Step 7  Creating the  screen   Duplicate the layer  Circle Background  and change the circle s color to a different one  I changed my color to  218165  Call the new layer  Screen Background  You can do this by selecting the  Circle Background  layer and then draging it over the small icon at the bottom called  Create new layer   Next right click your new layer and choose  Blending Options  and check the box called  Color Overlay  and also press the text so that you can see the menu options  Simply click on the colored square and choose a color of your prefference and press  ok          Press  CTRL T  to activate the transform tool and while holding the  ALT  key down  change the height of the circle  It should look similar to the image bellow         Step 8  Screen Border  Duplicate the layer  Screen Background  twice and move both layers under the original  Screen Background   Change the colors on both layers to black  Next move the first circle 2px up and the second circle 2px down  You can do that using the arrow keys and pressing the  up arrow  twice and the  down arrow  twice  Select the duplicated  Screen Backgrond  layer that s on top and merge it to the second one  that s under it by pressing  CTRL E   Change the alpha of the new layer to about 50  and rename the layer to  Screen Border   The only problem at this point is that the circle is a little bit outside the circle so we need to remove those small portions  Hold  CTRL  and press on the layer  Circle Background  to obtain the circle s selection  Next press  CTRL I  to invert the selection and press your  DELETE  key to remove the corners of the screen border  Everything should look similar to the following image         Step 9  Embeded Screen  Duplicate the layer  Screen Border  and call it  Screen Embed   Apply a Gaussian Blur effect of roughly 6  Filter Blur Gaussian Blur   Hold  CTRL  and press on the  Screen Border  layer to get its selection  go to Select Modify Expand and expand the selection by 1px  Next  press  DELETE  to clear the selection  Hold  CTRL  and press on the  Circle Background  layer to get its selection and then press  CTRL I  and  DELETE  again to remove all the content outside the circle  The Embed effect should look like this         Step 10  Adding the Screen Noise  Create a new layer above the layer  Screen Background  and call it  Screen Noise   Select the new layer and while holding  CTRL  down click on the layer  Screen Background  to obtain its selection  Go to Filter Render Clouds  Next go to Filter Noise Add Noise  Change the Amount to 180  Distribution to  Uniform  and uncheck  Monochromatic   Press  CTRL U  and change the  Saturation  to  100 and press ok  Next change the layer s alpha to 20   Your result should be similar to the following         Step 11  Adding the high glows  Create a new layer on top of the all the layers and call it  High Glow   Use the Brush Tool with a value of about 150 and color black and click once on the image towards the top of the screen  On the same layer  change the color of the brush to white and the size to 80 and press in the middle of the previous brush  Change the mode of the layer to  Color Dodge    Press  CTRL T  and change the size of the glow so that it looks good  Duplicate the layer and move the new glow towards the bottom of the screen and resize it until it looks good  While holding  CTRL  click the layer  Background Circle  and then press  CTRL I  to invert the circle s selection  Press  DELETE  to delete the content outside the circle on both  High Glow  layers  This is what I came up with         Step 12  Creating the reflection  Put all of the layers in a folder  all besides the ones that build the shadow of the ball  Duplicate the folder and press  CTRL E  to merge all the layers in the folder into one layer  Go to Edit Transform Flip Vertical  Move the ball at the bottom of the circle and change the alpha for the layer to 10   Select using the Rectangular Marquee Tool  about 1 3 of the circle  the lower portion  and then go to Select Modify Feather and choose 20  press OK and then press  DELETE   Your image should look similar to the following         At this point the tutorial is pretty much done  You can continue to play with it some more if you d like  and that s what I did  I added the text  PSDSESSION  and a few white gradients here and there in order to have it a little more customized  I also like my reflections a little bit blured so I apply a Gaussian Blur of  1   I hope you guys enjoyed the 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How to create a cool 3d Ball

In this tutorial you’ll learn how to create a cool looking 3d-ball using just Photoshop. This tutorial isn’t for beginners. Basic understanding of the software Photoshop and its tools is required. Here is what the final image will look like. Step 1: Creating the background. Create a new document, 600px X 600px. Start off with a medium gray for the background; I used #8e8e8e. Next, we need to add the light gradient to make the background look more like a 3d space. We’ll obtain that effect by using the gradient tool with the color white. Create a new layer and select the gradient tool By default the gradient type should be “Linear Gradient”; change it to “Reflected Gradient” This should also come by default, but just to be safe, also make sure the gradient goes from white to alpha 0 Next, simply move your cursor (with the gradient tool selected) in the dead center of your image and holding the shift key drag the mouse vertically downwards until you reach the bottom of the image and release. Next play a little bit with the layer’s alpha in order to get something similar to the following. You can also play with it with the transform tool (CTRL+T) to change its shape a little bit. Step 2: Creating the Circle Create a new layer on top of the previous two and call it “Circle Background”. On this layer, in the center of the image create a circle with a color of your choice (I used #9f0000). In order to create the circle use the Eliptical Marquee Tool to make your selection and then the Paint Bucket Tool to fill in your selection with a color of your choice. Step 3: Adding the shades. Create a new layer on top of the “Circle Background” and call it “Circle Shades”. Select the new layer (Circle Shades) and while holding the CTRL key down, click on the layer “Circle Background” (on the square showing the layer’s content). Select the Gradient Tool and select the gradient type “Linear Gradient” Press “D” to reset your colors to black and white. Now start applying the gradients inside your selection by dragging from outside the circle towards the center. This might take a little bit of effort to get it right, but eventually it should look similar to this: Step 4: Adding the shadows Now we have to make this “3d ball” look like its staying on the plane and add its shadows. Create a new layer and call it “Ball Shadow” and move the layer under the layer “Circle Background”. Select the Brush Tool and make sure you’re viewing the “Basic” brushes ( which should be there by default). Select a round feathred brush and change its size to roughly 200 Click once with the brush tool at the bottom of the circle (behind it). Next, use the transform tool (CTRL+T) and change the height and move it until it looks like a shadow. It should look roughly like the image bellow. To make it look even better play with the layer’s alpha if needed. On top of that I duplicated the layer “Ball Shadow” and I made the new shadow even smaller so that the shadow is much darker exactly under the ball. Step 5: Fixing the shadow at the bottom (optional) At this point, the only thing left to fix with the shadow would be the bottom portion of circle. I don’t really like how you can see the bottom of the circle so clear and I feel that it should blend a little bit more with the dark shadow under it. We’ll use the same techniques shown in Step 4. Create a new layer on top of the layer “Circle Shades” and call it “Shadow Fix” and using the Brush Tool with a smaller size around “100? press again once at the bottom of the ball. Next play with the transform tool until the bottom portion of the ball should be a little darker. This step isn’t necesarry but it will help with the realism. Step 6: Adding the light areas Create a new layer, call it “Ball Light” and move it above the layer “Ball Shadow”. Change your main color to white and then using the brush tool with a size of 150-200 place a spot towards the top of the circle. Change the layer Blending Mode to “Overlay”. Create a new layer again on top of “Ball Light” and call it “Ball Light 2? and with the Brush Tool with a size of about 20-30 place a spot on top of the new glow and change the layer’s alpha to about 40 or so. Your image should look similar to the one bellow. At this point you can stop or do whatever you’d like with your image or you can simply continue with the tutorial and see what I came up with. Step 7: Creating the “screen” Duplicate the layer “Circle Background” and change the circle’s color to a different one. I changed my color to #218165. Call the new layer “Screen Background” You can do this by selecting the “Circle Background” layer and then draging it over the small icon at the bottom called “Create new layer”. Next right click your new layer and choose “Blending Options” and check the box called “Color Overlay” and also press the text so that you can see the menu options. Simply click on the colored square and choose a color of your prefference and press “ok”. Press “CTRL+T” to activate the transform tool and while holding the “ALT” key down, change the height of the circle. It should look similar to the image bellow. Step 8: Screen Border Duplicate the layer “Screen Background” twice and move both layers under the original “Screen Background”. Change the colors on both layers to black. Next move the first circle 2px up and the second circle 2px down. You can do that using the arrow keys and pressing the “up arrow” twice and the “down arrow” twice. Select the duplicated “Screen Backgrond” layer that’s on top and merge it to the second one, that’s under it by pressing “CTRL+E”. Change the alpha of the new layer to about 50% and rename the layer to “Screen Border”. The only problem at this point is that the circle is a little bit outside the circle so we need to remove those small portions. Hold “CTRL” and press on the layer “Circle Background” to obtain the circle’s selection. Next press “CTRL+I” to invert the selection and press your “DELETE” key to remove the corners of the screen border. Everything should look similar to the following image. Step 9: Embeded Screen Duplicate the layer “Screen Border” and call it “Screen Embed”. Apply a Gaussian Blur effect of roughly 6 (Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur). Hold “CTRL” and press on the “Screen Border” layer to get its selection, go to Select>Modify>Expand and expand the selection by 1px. Next, press “DELETE” to clear the selection. Hold “CTRL” and press on the “Circle Background” layer to get its selection and then press “CTRL+I” and “DELETE” again to remove all the content outside the circle. The Embed effect should look like this: Step 10: Adding the Screen Noise Create a new layer above the layer “Screen Background” and call it “Screen Noise”. Select the new layer and while holding “CTRL” down click on the layer “Screen Background” to obtain its selection. Go to Filter>Render>Clouds. Next go to Filter>Noise>Add Noise. Change the Amount to 180, Distribution to “Uniform” and uncheck “Monochromatic”. Press “CTRL+U” and change the “Saturation” to -100 and press ok. Next change the layer’s alpha to 20%. Your result should be similar to the following: Step 11: Adding the high glows Create a new layer on top of the all the layers and call it “High Glow”. Use the Brush Tool with a value of about 150 and color black and click once on the image towards the top of the screen. On the same layer, change the color of the brush to white and the size to 80 and press in the middle of the previous brush. Change the mode of the layer to “Color Dodge” . Press “CTRL+T” and change the size of the glow so that it looks good. Duplicate the layer and move the new glow towards the bottom of the screen and resize it until it looks good. While holding “CTRL” click the layer “Background Circle” and then press “CTRL+I” to invert the circle’s selection. Press “DELETE” to delete the content outside the circle on both “High Glow” layers. This is what I came up with: Step 12: Creating the reflection Put all of the layers in a folder, all besides the ones that build the shadow of the ball. Duplicate the folder and press “CTRL+E” to merge all the layers in the folder into one layer. Go to Edit>Transform>Flip Vertical. Move the ball at the bottom of the circle and change the alpha for the layer to 10%. Select using the Rectangular Marquee Tool about 1/3 of the circle, the lower portion, and then go to Select>Modify>Feather and choose 20, press OK and then press “DELETE”. Your image should look similar to the following: At this point the tutorial is pretty much done. You can continue to play with it some more if you’d like, and that’s what I did. I added the text “PSDSESSION” and a few white gradients here and there in order to have it a little more customized. I also like my reflections a little bit blured so I apply a Gaussian Blur of “1?. I hope you guys enjoyed the tutorial!

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Step1  First we will start by creating new file  so go to file menu and choose new  for purposes of this tutorial I chose size 300   100 pixels  with transparent background   72dpi     Step2  Rename the only layer you have in Background  And fill it with any color     Step3  Now pick your Rounded rectangle tool and draw rectangle about 130   30 pixels with any color     Step4  Now right click on the layer and go Rasterize layer  rename this layer in to Main    Step5  It s time to add some color and layer styles to our shape  So go to Layers menu and choose Layer styles  gradient overlay  or double click on layer   Apply these settings     You should have something like this  Now we just need to add some text and a bit of shine and we are done     Step6  Create new layer on top of the Main layer  ctrl shift n  and call it Shine  Now pick Rectangular marquee tool   from the tool box  draw square like one in the picture and fill it with white  Go to select menu and choose deselect  ctrl d     Step7  Now hold ctrl and press on the Main layer  This way you will select our main shape of the button  Now go to Select menu and choose inverse  ctrl shift i  and press delete  layer Shine is still selected      Step8  Set the layer opacity at 20      Step9  Pick Type tool   from the tool box  Color  6c4b08 and type some text  I used font ItcEras size 14 italic  sharp  And we are done  Here is the outcome

Golden Web Button

Step1. First we will start by creating new file, so go to file menu and choose new, for purposes of this tutorial I chose size 300 * 100 pixels, with transparent background @ 72dpi. Step2. Rename the only layer you have in Background. And fill it with any color. Step3. Now pick your Rounded rectangle tool and draw rectangle about 130 * 30 pixels with any color. Step4. Now right click on the layer and go Rasterize layer, rename this layer in to Main Step5. It’s time to add some color and layer styles to our shape. So go to Layers menu and choose Layer styles/ gradient overlay (or double click on layer). Apply these settings. You should have something like this. Now we just need to add some text and a bit of shine and we are done. Step6. Create new layer on top of the Main layer (ctrl+shift+n) and call it Shine. Now pick Rectangular marquee tool from the tool box, draw square like one in the picture and fill it with white. Go to select menu and choose deselect (ctrl+d) Step7. Now hold ctrl and press on the Main layer. This way you will select our main shape of the button. Now go to Select menu and choose inverse (ctrl+shift+i) and press delete (layer Shine is still selected). Step8. Set the layer opacity at 20%. Step9. Pick Type tool from the tool box. Color #6c4b08 and type some text. I used font ItcEras size 14 italic, sharp. And we are done. Here is the outcome.

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Learn how to create antique music effect in Adobe Photoshop

Antique Music Effect

Learn how to create antique music effect in Adobe Photoshop.

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Learn how to create spooky tree effect in Adobe Photoshop

Spooky Tree Effect

Learn how to create spooky tree effect in Adobe Photoshop.

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This Flash tutorial will teach you how to create a basic drop down menu

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Some splatters I made with ink and turned into Photoshop brushes  There are also some brushes that I made with the settings on Adobe Photoshop 7  so you may need that version at least  But the ink splatters should work with any version  I think I don t really download brushes from other people

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Linear Fleur Garden is a brush set for Photoshop that contains 6 haute couture brushes for photoshop

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Some doodles I drew on a piece of paper  Photoshop 7 and above

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