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OK it's not my first tutorial,but it's my first tutorial in 2008. :)
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includes selective coloring, color balance and hue/saturation
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Does anyone know how to create the effect in this icon?




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I'm having a problem with imageready. Okay ; I download a video to make an animation icon. But when I open it on imageready it says that is the wrong file and can't open it. And IS .avi format
PLEASE HELP MEE

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Hey hey hey!I'm here with a brand new tutorial!!!Other icons with this tutorial

Hey, so I've gotten a lot of great tips and stuff from this community but it's now time that I ask a question. Where, if it's possible, can I find some tips and tutorials for making amazing icons out of animated films and cartoons. Most of the tips and tricks I've picked up here are for live action type things (people, stock).

I've tried interest searching for the past few days with no real luck. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated. :) I'm really looking for Disney/cartoon related things versus anime but even those would be appreciated in steering me in the right track. Thanks so much, in advance.

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Made with PS CS2

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does anyone know how to get the glowing skin/lighting effect used on the twilight promo pictures?

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Program: PSPX2
Steps: 6 or 7
Difficulty: 5/10
Includes: Optional Channel Mixer
Suggestions: Deep blues and magenta are the best colors for rich colored icons. Oranges and greens with the optional step create the best overall finished product if you choose to use it. Watch out for the saturation layer because the skin of your "model" might become overly-saturated and have the appearance of an extremely bad tan...
Translatable?: Yes
Examples under the cut: Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy and Nightmare of You

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