Javascript Dock Carousel Using Mootools (Part 2)
Javascript Tutorial, Photoshop Tutorial written on July 21st, 2008 3 Comments »
This tutorial is the second part of a tutorial that will build a javascript carousel that imitates the Mac OS X dock. In part one, we build a mock up in Photoshop and exported the nessecary images. In this part, we’ll take those images and build it into a HTML & CSS. Then we’ll use javascript to make if interact.
This Photoshop tutorial will guide you through creating an effect in the vein of the most recent
A graphic tablet allows you to take Adobe Photoshop to a new level. You can take advantage of the brush tool and it’s powerful ability to imitate different traditional mediums of art and human input. In this Photoshop tutorial, you’ll learn how to set up Photoshop so that it can use the tablets input, create an outline from a photo, color and shade all using the tablet. The tutorial includes a time lapse of the process I took to creating the final product.
If you follow the NBA, you’ll know Jason Kidd was traded from the Nets to the Dallas Mavericks. (While I like Jason Kidd and he is a great player, giving up Devin Harris was stupid on Mark Cuban’s part). If you’re like me and want the wallpaper of his shoe to match his current team colors instead of his old team colors, then you’ll have to turn to Adobe Photoshop. This tutorial will show you the best way to change the colors of the shoe easily and quickly.
This Photoshop tutorial will acquaint you with the shape tools, dealing with paths, applying layer styles and dealing with shadows and lighting. This is good tutorial for practicing these techniques.
Ever wondered how to make your own Mac icons? Have you ever created an icon and had trouble making the icons fully transparent? If you answer either of these questions with a yes, then this tutorial is for you.
With the recent release of
