Recently Popular Tutorials for November 1st, 2006
Nov 1
Creating graphs in Illustrator
Every now and then you may come into the situation that you have to present some sort of statistical data to your client. Of course you may use Excel’s graph tool to easily create a bunch of charts — but let’s face it, more or less all of those predefined designs suck. So you have [...]
Nov 1
Create 3D spikes with Photoshop
This tutorial will show you how to make some cool 3d abstract spikes in photoshop, with no 3d program!
Nov 1
Bulletproof HTML: 37 Steps to Perfect Markup
This article highlights and answers some of the most frequently asked questions about HTML. HTML is the foundation of the Web, and both developers and designers need to understand it.
Nov 1
Painting Nemo In Photoshop
This tutorial will guide in a step-by-step procedure on how to paint the character Nemo from Pixar’s animated movie Finding Nemo. This tutorial does not require a massive amount of skill, but requires you to take great attention to the little details.
Nov 1
Using Calculations & Channels To Create Masks
We all agree that masks are extremely useful and, in most circumstances, look a whole lot better than cutting the object out of it’s background with the Lasso or Pen Tool. I’m sure we all, also, agree that they can take quite a long time to create, depending on the detail involved in the image. [...]
Nov 1
Colorizing B&W Photos
With the advent of the digital age, many movie studios decided to capitalize on their back catalogue of black & white movies by using electronic processes to color the frames, thus giving them a whole new lease of life without the added hassle of refilming. Whether you agree or not with this process is [...]
Nov 1
A Simple Flash Gallery
Flash has many uses, but perhaps its most common application over the years has been for interfaces in websites, galleries, and web comics. This tutorial describes how to make a basic gallery, yet the principal behind it is very useful for many other things. What you will learn to do in this tutorial is [...]
