If you are looking for clock related resources for Photoshop and Illustrator, look no more. Here you can find the best tutorials, brushes and files with this theme. Â The clock is a really classic art element and it has been designed and redesigned a lot over the time. Â It is used very often in webdesign and almost every website/blog/forum has a clock icon. It is commonly
Category Archive: Photoshop
The latest version of Photoshop CS5, was rolled out in April 2010 and has a handful of new features attached to it. Â The newest version of Adobe Photoshop CS5 software claims to redefine digital imaging with breakthrough tools for photography, superior image selections, realistic painting, and more. Check out these cool new tricks, taken from some online Photoshop tutorials, available on CS5. If you’re looking for
May was a pretty quiet month around the design community, and there weren’t many Photoshop tutorials that were created. Â However, there were still some hidden gems that you might not have seen, so if you’re looking to improve your Photoshop skills, check out these tutorials. You’ll see how to create some cool text effects in Photoshop, create product advertisements, as well as master digital painting in
When it comes to the best Photoshop tutorials, there are a few key factors that make a good tutorial. Â First, the tutorial has to be well written, so that a beginner can understand the workflow and process, and there should also be a description of why a given action is being taken. Â Second, the tutorial has to have some great accompanying screenshots to demonstrate the techniques
Hot new product? Burning desire to spread your message? Take a step towards the poetically appropriate and try incorporating fire into your typography. From warm and comforting to uncontrollable and menacing, fire imagery can be used in graphic design to send a variety of messages and suit any brand. It’s a great way to play with light, contrast and color. You can use bold and aggressive
As a web designer, one of the most important things you can do besides networking is creating a personal portfolio. Â When applying for a job, or looking for freelance work, clients will often ask to see a portfolio so they can see if you have an eye for design, as well as confirm that you have attention to detail and ability to create functioning websites. However,
