February 13th, 2006
new member + first tut!
Hi all! I just joined yesterday and you are all my new muses; you've helped taken my iconage to the next level and I love it!
I made my first tutorial this morning; enjoy it and if you have any constructive crits, go for it, I strive for excellence and feedback is very important.
So, in my tutorial, we will go from
to
in PS7.
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Enjoy!
I made my first tutorial this morning; enjoy it and if you have any constructive crits, go for it, I strive for excellence and feedback is very important.
So, in my tutorial, we will go from


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Enjoy!
Brush Help.
I've tried looking at the memories but it's always unavailable, so I thought I'd post my problem.
I use photoshop 7 and lately whenever I add new brushes wheather it's by loading the .abr file or using imagepacks they never seem to work or be there the next time time I open photoshop.
Is there a way to save them so that they are always there? It's a pain loading all the brushes in the nex time I want to use Photoshop.
I use photoshop 7 and lately whenever I add new brushes wheather it's by loading the .abr file or using imagepacks they never seem to work or be there the next time time I open photoshop.
Is there a way to save them so that they are always there? It's a pain loading all the brushes in the nex time I want to use Photoshop.
Help, please?
Okay, I feel like an absolute idiot asking this...but...does anyone think they could help me remember how I made (the coloring) these?:
&nsbp;
And here's the origial pictures if that helps even the slightest bit:
This picture was used for the first icon, and this one for the second.
Also, I believe for the first icon, I used a tutorial for the coloring, but I've searched high and low for the tutorial and still cannot find it. So, thank you to anyone that helps out.
And here's the origial pictures if that helps even the slightest bit:
This picture was used for the first icon, and this one for the second.
Also, I believe for the first icon, I used a tutorial for the coloring, but I've searched high and low for the tutorial and still cannot find it. So, thank you to anyone that helps out.
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I have PSP8 and I wanna know how to do this effect. I tried looking through the memories
Credit to
mono_borracho

Icon Tutorial PS6- coloring, textures, layers GOOD FOR BEGINNERS
This is my first tutorial...but hopefully not my last. Today we will be going from THIS to 
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Tutorial: "You're that Girl" Full Icon
From
To 
Level: Intermediate, requires use of layer modes, opacity, textures/gradients.
Application: Photoshop CS2, can be adapted for other versions/programs. (NOT GIMP)
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Level: Intermediate, requires use of layer modes, opacity, textures/gradients.
Application: Photoshop CS2, can be adapted for other versions/programs. (NOT GIMP)
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Tutorial - Basic functions/tools in Photoshop 7 - part 6
Tutorial Type: program tutorial #6
Skill level: beginner
Program used: PS7
Notes: This tutorial is part six (and the final part) of a series that I am going to do that covers the more common tools in Photoshop 7. This series is intended for those who are learning PS7 for the very first time. Be warned, this is image AND text heavy.
The full tutorial is here at
itut.
Skill level: beginner
Program used: PS7
Notes: This tutorial is part six (and the final part) of a series that I am going to do that covers the more common tools in Photoshop 7. This series is intended for those who are learning PS7 for the very first time. Be warned, this is image AND text heavy.
The full tutorial is here at

Tutorial using PS7
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This community has helped me a ton in the past, taught me lots about how to do coloration and such. Just giving back a short icon base that I made. Feel free to add your own text, but credit
vinyldaiquiri, please. I took the image from
_tehcaps, cropped it, and resized it.
How to go from
to
using Photoshop 7.
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How to go from


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Couple of questions
Hello,
I've been going through the memories, but I didn't find the answers for the questions that I have. I use PSPx.
What is this desaturation? I see it in many tutorials, but I can't find it in my program. Or it it only for PS? (cause I know how to do it in PS, but I don't have PS :P).
And where can I find some Wallpaper tutorials and textures for headers? I never know where to look for them, and I'm not really good with making wallpapers.
Could someone please help me?
I've been going through the memories, but I didn't find the answers for the questions that I have. I use PSPx.
What is this desaturation? I see it in many tutorials, but I can't find it in my program. Or it it only for PS? (cause I know how to do it in PS, but I don't have PS :P).
And where can I find some Wallpaper tutorials and textures for headers? I never know where to look for them, and I'm not really good with making wallpapers.
Could someone please help me?
First tutorial
Turn this into
using Adobe Photoshop 7.0!
Comment if you like it or comment anyway and let me see what you make!
Follow the real cut to my fake journal

Comment if you like it or comment anyway and let me see what you make!
Follow the real cut to my fake journal
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Tutorial: The Facelift
Level: Beginners (requires a very basic knowledge of Photoshop).
Photoshop version: 8.0
When it comes to creating art and icons, the most common problem I hear fellow Photoshop junkies complain about is lightening and sharpening images. Shows such as CSI with their dark lighting often leave us brightening images until they look washed out and sharpening them until their pixels become too fuzzy to work with. This tutorial deals with a simple technique which effectively gives your icon a facelift. It can be used on the darkest of images and adapted easily.
Tutorial at my journal.
Level: Beginners (requires a very basic knowledge of Photoshop).
Photoshop version: 8.0
When it comes to creating art and icons, the most common problem I hear fellow Photoshop junkies complain about is lightening and sharpening images. Shows such as CSI with their dark lighting often leave us brightening images until they look washed out and sharpening them until their pixels become too fuzzy to work with. This tutorial deals with a simple technique which effectively gives your icon a facelift. It can be used on the darkest of images and adapted easily.
Tutorial at my journal.
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Examples:
I'd really appreciate it if someone could help me out. :)
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Does anyone know where I can find the brush used on this icon:

[credit to
bohoicons]
The dotted swirly one? Thank you!

[credit to

The dotted swirly one? Thank you!
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coloring question
Colouring Tutorial
PS7 Tutorial 09: Bethany Joy Galoetti
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Hey people.
Can anyone tell me how to get the colouring/effect of this icon please?

Oh yeah- I use PS7:D
Can anyone tell me how to get the colouring/effect of this icon please?
Oh yeah- I use PS7:D