
Photoshop
Final chicklet A “chicklet” (as opposed to Chiclet, a yummy chewing gum) is a small button used to link to all kinds of things – social networks in particular. Back in the day, they were short and wide rectangles with small text. The new trend is rounded squares with plenty of gloss.
Create Social Networking Chicklets in Photoshop | Blue Lobster Art and Design - Sacramento Web Design and Graphic Design
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Web 2.0 Glossy Gradient Box Photoshop Tutorial
Super Easy Neon Style in Photoshop
This past Friday was the Abduzeedo meetup here in my hometown of Porto Alegre. It was really cool, we had a lot of fun and a lot of beers! When I was leaving I noticed the neon sign outside the pub and it really inspired me to create a tutorial on how to acheive that type of effect in Photoshop.Metal Effect
Remove White Using Channels | Photoshop Basics
Web Design Layout #11
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Creative 3D Layout
Carbon Fibre Style Inset Navigation
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Web 2.0 Professional Blog Layout Tutorial
Design A Minimalist Designs in Photoshop by Aaron Nichols
Car Layout #3
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Our last Wallpaper of the Week was an image I had created using Pixelmator, and I really liked the outcome. The best part about it was that it was pretty easy to accomplish in Pixelmator, but I decided for perspective's sake to create the same effect in Photoshop. The process is easy as well, but with a few extra steps.How a Simple Layout Can Be Mixed ‘n’ Matched with Patterns, Photos and Backgrounds
It’s pretty amazing how much colour and background can change the look and feel of a website. In this tutorial we’re going to put together a quick, simple but effective layout and then create variations using backgrounds, photos and patterns. We’ll also look at how to make seamless tiled backgrounds out of a photo, methods for ending a single photo and simple ways to create pixel patterns. In short it’s a jam packed tutorial! Step 1 – Creating the Basic LayoutHow to Make a Creative Blog Layout
In this tutorial, we’ll make a creative blog layout using mostly simple shapes, a few brush techniques, some images, and a dose of Photoshop ingenuity. Creating web design layouts is easier than you may think. You can learn to build attractive designs rapidly.How to Create a Highly Detailed Hi-Tech Power Button
With this tutorial we will create a hi-tech style button that can be used in splash pages, applications or Powerpoint presentations. We will use Illustrator to create complex vectors and Photoshop to develop realistic effects. Step 1Tiled backgrounds are great for both website backgrounds and in all kinds of Photoshop work. They are particularly useful when working with textures where you need a larger overall background than the small image you have to work with. In this quick tutorial I’ll take you through taking a texture and turning it into a background image ready for seamless tiling. It’s a useful little technique that’s been around forever. We need this technique for today’s other tutorial – How a Simple Layout Can Be Mixed ‘n’ Matched with Patterns, Photos and Backgrounds .

