http://tutorialstart.com Viewing the latest 20 tutorials added: Sat, 4 Jul 2009 21:42:58 GMT en-us http://tutorialstart.com/browse/info/68 http://tutorialstart.com/browse/info/68 Fri, 20 Jun 2008 20:21:44 GMT When you take a picture on the spot, you can?t instantly pick out exactly what you want and make it stand out exactly how you want. That?s where image editing takes over. In this tutorial, we will teach you how to place emphasis on certain objects to make them stand out vividly. This includes adding brightness/contrast to certain colours on the focal point, adding obvious factors to improve your visualization to your audience, and other techniques, natural or artificial. http://tutorialstart.com/browse/info/65 http://tutorialstart.com/browse/info/65 Sun, 15 Jun 2008 21:53:05 GMT I?m sure you see beautiful blogs and other tutorials online about how to make a basic header. Well, what about one that actually looks lush and gives off a rich glow, adding great feng shui to the look and feel of the site when visitors are flocking to your site? Well, this tutorial will teach you exactly how to do so, going through the knicks and crannies on how to make a beautiful site design look even better. And where better to improve than at the place your visitor sees most, the header. http://tutorialstart.com/browse/info/66 http://tutorialstart.com/browse/info/66 Fri, 20 Jun 2008 11:28:55 GMT Sometimes creating a menu can be a hassle. Especially if you?d like to include a little bit more information into your menu without ove-cluttering it. In this tutorial we will go through how to make an ?extended? menu that is simplistic but effective without making your design a mess. More after the jump. http://tutorialstart.com/browse/info/69 http://tutorialstart.com/browse/info/69 Fri, 20 Jun 2008 20:24:10 GMT One of the big differences between Photoshop CS2 and CS3 is that ImageReady no longer exists. The good news is that most of the functionality of ImageReady has been incorporated directly into Photoshop CS3, including the ability to produce animated GIFs. In this tutorial, I?ll walk you through the steps it takes to create an animated progress bar for your site or script. http://tutorialstart.com/browse/info/70 http://tutorialstart.com/browse/info/70 Fri, 20 Jun 2008 20:26:39 GMT In this tutorial I will walk you through a quick way to make icy text effects. There?s 3 different points in this tutorial we?re you can stop and have a finished ice effect. I prefer the third and final outcome obviously, but there?s definitely projects that could benefit from the effects from the earlier stages. http://tutorialstart.com/browse/info/71 http://tutorialstart.com/browse/info/71 Fri, 20 Jun 2008 20:27:48 GMT This tutorial will show you how to do a few things, namely take a frame, a photograph or a person, and a photograph of a wall, and will walk you through the steps of framing the person?s photograph on the wall in the frame. http://tutorialstart.com/browse/info/72 http://tutorialstart.com/browse/info/72 Fri, 20 Jun 2008 20:29:06 GMT Make a nice looking sword in Photoshop from scratch is a lot easier than it sounds. In this tutorial, I?ll quickly guide you through an easy and quick technique to create a killer fantasy sword. http://tutorialstart.com/browse/info/73 http://tutorialstart.com/browse/info/73 Fri, 20 Jun 2008 20:37:13 GMT The iPod is one of the best selling portable music players of all time, and those sales numbers are only going to increase with the new iPod Nano, which brings video down to the Nano product lineup. In this brief tutorial, I will show you how you can easily make your own iPod Nano in Photoshop for use on your website, blog, etc. http://tutorialstart.com/browse/info/74 http://tutorialstart.com/browse/info/74 Fri, 20 Jun 2008 20:38:47 GMT This will help you achieve a comic book/graphic novel effect using photos and filters, but a true graphic novel takes a lot more work than that. With that disclaimer aside, if you?ve got the right set of photographs, or even if you take your own photographs specifically for this purpose, you could make a comic that?s truly unique, original, and eye pleasing. http://tutorialstart.com/browse/info/76 http://tutorialstart.com/browse/info/76 Fri, 20 Jun 2008 20:50:35 GMT In this tutorial, we?ll make a widescreen wallpaper. The key to making wallpapers is to start out with a large widescreen canvas, the larger, the better. The reason for that is you can always resize the image down to target smaller widescreen resolutions, and crop the image for standard aspect ratios. In this particular wallpaper, we?re going to make rust seep through old, cracked concrete.