A nice ice cube is not easy to create, due to its condition and surface are difficult to be copied. However, applying Photoshop setting can allow you to form the ice cube. Then, you can arrange your object to be inside the cube, such as animal or any fruits. For the best tutorials, Follow netglos @twitter and netglos.com Create a new document in Photoshop – 800 * 600px, 72 px/inch. Unlock background layer and apply [...]

You can spend few minutes to achieve a nice silver text effect. It is mainly created using “layer style” function inside Photoshop Settings. At the end, you can design a simple dark background to match with the text. Follow this step by step tutorial to create a realistic pewter style metal text effect in Photoshop. The best part is it’s really easy! Just a couple of Photoshop layer styles is all it takes to create [...]

Excellent of Light The most element to think about when lighting style effects a picture is the caliber of lumination you need. It is almost essential to consider how best to obtain that quality. When thinking about quality of lumination, you first have to decide whether you want your lumination to be smooth or challenging. A lumination that is little as opposed to patient matter will be very challenging, but a lumination big as opposed [...]

This example reveals how lighting style effects was controlled to make the best atmosphere for a design photoshoot. Components Needed: 2 Strobes Shoot Thru Umbrella Big Octagonal Softbox Tall Dark-colored Gobo (deflector) Round Gold Reflector Big Octagonal Softbox A Situation Research in Lighting This post in a shut look at a venture I lately proved helpful on. Together with Beautician Natalie Svikle, we joined up to make an design tale that will be based on [...]

CSS frameworks have become well-known lately, empowering developers to quickly magic size styles. The concept of CSS Frameworks is to do all the hard work of the recurring projects you do over and over again on each website, enabling you to get quicker outcomes and get to the fun products developers really like. In this publish we has a summary of the 20+ most well-known CSS Frameworks; presenting handpicked lessons for using each of them [...]

Navigation is certainly a very important part of web design and an important aspect of thinking while designing a page. Today we gathered a few examples of navigation menus to show you. Positioned by clear and simple typography-based menus to colorful and fixed ones, there are a lot of examples to inspire you. In Motion In Motion is using nice and colorful icons to navigate the page. zoo. Fixed header with clean and elegant typography [...]

Seeing as I haven’t really had the chance to go anywhere of particular interest as of late I started to get stuck into some digital art again. It has been a while since I have done much due to my photography addiction. I almost forgot just how much I actually enjoy doing it, so I’m glad I did. As I was browsing through some stock images I remembered an idea I wanted to create for [...]

I know how much everyone loves tutorials, I know, I love writing them too. Well, in this post I’ve taken my time to roundup some Photoshop tutorials andPhotoshop Roundups some that I think is true, can be seen in this post. I knowquite a lot of people will love me for this, but we keep it professional. If you think that I hold the title of a joke, and then you make a mistake made​​, there really are 1000 tutorials in this post. I hope you enjoy the  resources. Design a Brilliant Product Advertisement Source Create a Stunning 3D Liquid Explosion Artwork Source Design a Slick 3D Ice Text Effect Source Logo Design Tips: Letterspacing & Typefaces Source Make a [...]

While many of us can create something that looks good in Photoshop or attractive when spliced into CSS, but do we actually understand the design theory behind what we create? Theory is the missing link for many un-trained but otherwise talented designers. Here are 50 excellent graphic design theory lessons to help you understand the ‘Whys’, not just the ‘Hows’.   Typography 1. Typography, Part 1 “Good typography depends on the visual contrast between one [...]

The Missing Pages column is a collection of all of the information that should have been included in your camera’s Owner’s Manual—but somehow got left out. This is a hybrid assortment of short articles that delivers the know-how you need to derive the maximum enjoyment—and creative expression—from your equipment. It’s sort of a juiced-up User Guide for creative people who are not necessarily technical. Each part will teach you how to use one of the [...]