Button Tutorials are probably one of the hottest categories in any Photoshop tutorial site and since Web 2.0 is such a hot topic now, lets go about doing a simple button suitable for any Web 2.0 application of websites. Read on! Read the rest of this entry »
The Photoshop dudes over at Photojojo collected 11 awesome tutorials to give your photos a cinematic effect, inspired on movies like “300″, “Pirates”, “Scarface” etc. My personal favourite? The tutorial on how to give your pictures the “Scanner Darkly” look. Awesome is indeed the right word!
You’ve probably seen examples of Infrared Photography before. In advertising or corporate photography, it’s often used.
To achieve this nice effect, you need professional material. But, if you want an easy way to do it, here’s some good news: you can fake this effect in Photoshop.
11AmDesign wrote a tutorial about this Infrared Effect here. You never know when it’s usefull …
You want to make your own Vista style desktop folder icon? Go learn it in this tutorial over here. It’s also nice to integrate in your web 2.0 style website design …
If you want to know how the art directors transform any random girl into a fabulous cover girl with an impossibly (but still highly desirable) smooth skin, beam yourself to SXC.hu, where photographer Mindfreak explains his unique approach - using the dust and scratch filter, something I had not yet seen before … 
As you might know, in Photoshop CS is a new function included to create the much used page curl effect in a very simple way. Veerle (Belgium’s leading lady in the webdesign field) has written a tutorial on how to use this feature and gives some tips to make it look even more realistic. Might come in handy when you’re working on a collage style design.
Every 2.0 startup seems to have these super slick logo’s with reflections, gradients and of course a beta badge. Now PXLGFX has posted a tutorial on how to create your own “brand new” looking text. If you want to hang out with the cool kids, this is essential knowledge …
A handy guide to Photoshopping beards in Photoshop. And actually it’s a great guide to creating custom brushes too. So go read that stuff! Via.
It’s not really a tutorial, but more a “making of”: Seb4d.com explains how he used Photoshop to turn a lovely Victorian looking house into a horrifying mansion.
Dan Solomon from Cornoncob has written a fine tutorial to teach you how to make these desired pixel patterns all the cool kids are using.
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