See this at: fontsquirrel.com| Added on 05/16/09

100% FREE fonts for graphic designers. All with commercial-use licenses. * Home * Most Downloaded Free Fonts * Newly Added Free Fonts * Help Installing Free Fonts Free fonts have met their match. We know how hard it is to find quality freeware that... See more

100% FREE fonts for graphic designers. All with commercial-use licenses. * Home * Most Downloaded Free Fonts * Newly Added Free Fonts * Help Installing Free Fonts Free fonts have met their match. We know how hard it is to find quality freeware that is licensed for commercial work. We've done the hard work, hand-selecting these typefaces and presenting them in an easy-to-use format. Please help us by submitting your own free fonts or showing us where to find more. Thanks and enjoy! See less

See this at: vandelaydesign.com| Added on 04/06/09

Subscribe by RSS Subscribe by email * Design * Galleries/Inspiration * WordPress * Web Development * Design Process * Tools * CSS * Blog Design * Social Media * SEO * CSS Globe * Noupe * Spyre Studios * Mirificam Press * Six Revisions * CSS-Tricks *... See more

Subscribe by RSS Subscribe by email * Design * Galleries/Inspiration * WordPress * Web Development * Design Process * Tools * CSS * Blog Design * Social Media * SEO * CSS Globe * Noupe * Spyre Studios * Mirificam Press * Six Revisions * CSS-Tricks * Blog.SpoonGraphics * Just Creative Design * CSS Leak * SEO Design Solutions * CHROMATIC * All Graphic Design * Web Design Ledger * Card Observer 77 Resources to Simplify Your Life as a Web Designer A collection of time-saving tools and resources that will improve efficiency. Find the Perfect Colors for Your Website Color schmes have a huge impact on design. Color choices made easier, plus links to useful tools. 21 First Impression Factors Improve the critical first impression and draw more repeat visitors by focusing on these 21 factors. What Makes Good Blog Design? A guide to successful blog design for usability and attractiveness that will help your blog to standout. Category Hacks for WordPress Theme Designers If you design or develop... See less

See this at: photoshoplady.com| Added on 04/05/09

This tutorial is going to show you how to do the digital painting in photoshop. Different skill could end up with different painting quality. This tutorial will include few examples in order to get you to familiarize with the painting techniques.... See more

This tutorial is going to show you how to do the digital painting in photoshop. Different skill could end up with different painting quality. This tutorial will include few examples in order to get you to familiarize with the painting techniques. Very cool! See less

See this at: cookingandme.com| Added on 03/10/09

Ever since I started the Food Photography Basics Series, the most often asked question is 'how do I blur the background of my food picture?' or 'I tried and I am getting some results but its not great or as blurred as I'd want it to be'. I hear you.... See more

Ever since I started the Food Photography Basics Series, the most often asked question is 'how do I blur the background of my food picture?' or 'I tried and I am getting some results but its not great or as blurred as I'd want it to be'. I hear you. Until last December, I was using my Nikon L10 which is a really basic point and shoot that only had a macro mode to boast about and no other manual settings. It was hard to get the nice blurred effect that I so badly wanted and even though I had lots of natural light and used to set up the picture just right, it was frustrating to get a wuss of a blur in most cases! This changed when I got Photoshop. Since its an expensive software and I knew nuts about it at that time (or even now for that matter), I bought Photoshop 7.0 which was an older version back then which much cheaper. The first step is always deciding to buy the software and actually getting it. I felt so guilty for sitting on my lazy ass without using it for 2 months, that one... See less

See this at: iamphotoshop.com| Added on 03/03/09

You’re here because you love Photoshop. You’re here because you’ve been looking for one single resource for all your Photoshop needs: brushes, tutorials, shapes, actions, patterns, PSD, and more. Always more. And that’s why I’m here. Your Photoshop... See more

You’re here because you love Photoshop. You’re here because you’ve been looking for one single resource for all your Photoshop needs: brushes, tutorials, shapes, actions, patterns, PSD, and more. Always more. And that’s why I’m here. Your Photoshop needs in one happy online package: Me. Iamphotoshop.com. I’m waiting. See less

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the [b] school blog, by becker photography

the [b] school blog, by becker photography See less

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Tutvid.com was started in mid 2006 and has been growing ever since thanks to the great amount of support that the site has received I started Tutvid.com when I saw that not too many video tutorials were available on the web, and the few that were... See more

Tutvid.com was started in mid 2006 and has been growing ever since thanks to the great amount of support that the site has received I started Tutvid.com when I saw that not too many video tutorials were available on the web, and the few that were available were usually poorly made and/or hard to follow. Plans for expanding Tutvid.com are in the works and hopefully soon you will be able to download full courses on Adobe's applications and whole start to finish projects from the site. See less

See this at: speckyboy.com| Added on 01/19/09

This is the ultimate Photoshop Toolbox, it is not a list of random resources, it is a list of the BEST and most resourceful PS sites available. The list is separated into the following categories: Free PSD Files Sites, Free PS Brushes Sites, PS... See more

This is the ultimate Photoshop Toolbox, it is not a list of random resources, it is a list of the BEST and most resourceful PS sites available. The list is separated into the following categories: Free PSD Files Sites, Free PS Brushes Sites, PS Tutorials Sites, Free Filters and Plugins Sites, PS Forums, Photoshop Text Effects, PS Cheat Sheets and Free PS E-Books. The rankings are based upon quality as well as number of outgoing links from this site. See less

See this at: cafemom.com| Added on 02/21/08

YES, that should be very good.. Just show all information, including your name, legal information.. Contact info ect.... That way if anyone comes across it, they will see the Circle with c at the top.. Like this: Not sure if your version has it, but... See more

YES, that should be very good.. Just show all information, including your name, legal information.. Contact info ect.... That way if anyone comes across it, they will see the Circle with c at the top.. Like this: Not sure if your version has it, but You could use the filter: Digimarc See less

See this at: youtube.com| Added on 02/21/08

Estuve aprovechando lo excelente de tus TUTORIALS, me quedo corto al decirte firmemente muchas gracias. Me resultó magnificamente provechoso, que la fortuna te acompañe. Thank´s

Estuve aprovechando lo excelente de tus TUTORIALS, me quedo corto al decirte firmemente muchas gracias. Me resultó magnificamente provechoso, que la fortuna te acompañe. Thank´s See less

See this at: photoshopusertv.com| Added on 02/15/08

Links Mentioned in the Show * Check out a great photography blog called the Pixelated Image Blog. * Matt’s going to be leading a photography workshop as part of the Great American Photography Workshops series. Be sure to visit the site if you are... See more

Links Mentioned in the Show * Check out a great photography blog called the Pixelated Image Blog. * Matt’s going to be leading a photography workshop as part of the Great American Photography Workshops series. Be sure to visit the site if you are interested in joining Matt. * Photographer Joe McNally has a new book coming out titled, The Moment It Clicks. * Be sure to stop by Kelby Online Training site. There is a brand-new subscriber system that offers customers a multitude of online courses, delivered by the industry’s best instructors, all for a low monthly or annual subscription fee. * There’s a video on YouTube from famed photographer Joe McNally. Click here to watch it. * Nikon has a portion of their website dedicated to teaching you more about your Nikon camera. Visit Nikon DigiTutor.com * Matt has a new book coming out about Layers. Visit a bookseller near you and preorder your copy today! NAPP Contest Winner Congratulations to this week’s contest winner, Lisa Gliha. Tune in... See less

See this at: kelbytraining.com| Added on 02/15/08

* Support Links * Online Help * Contact Us * About Kelby Training * Joining NAPP * Account Options * View Cart * New Customers * Sign In * NAPP Tip: * Sign In to Kelby Training using your NAPP account for instant savings.

* Support Links * Online Help * Contact Us * About Kelby Training * Joining NAPP * Account Options * View Cart * New Customers * Sign In * NAPP Tip: * Sign In to Kelby Training using your NAPP account for instant savings. See less

See this at: cafemom.com| Added on 01/30/08

CafeMom - A place for moms to stay in touch with friends, find new friends, and express themselves.

CafeMom - A place for moms to stay in touch with friends, find new friends, and express themselves. See less

See this at: cafemom.com| Added on 01/30/08

CafeMom - A place for moms to stay in touch with friends, find new friends, and express themselves.

CafeMom - A place for moms to stay in touch with friends, find new friends, and express themselves. See less

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See this at: designerdigitals.com| Added on 01/16/08

Are you looking for a great, flexible photo technique to add to your digi-scrap arsenal? In this layout walkthrough tutorial, I'll show you how to create a gorgeous curving block of photos - no templates here! We'll be creating the shape ourselves.... See more

Are you looking for a great, flexible photo technique to add to your digi-scrap arsenal? In this layout walkthrough tutorial, I'll show you how to create a gorgeous curving block of photos - no templates here! We'll be creating the shape ourselves. We'll walk through the entire layout step-by-step, using the materials from the INCLUDED mini-kit, and you'll finish the tutorial with a great completed layout! We'll walk through how to: * Create a new blank layout * Open and add digital patterned papers * Create a curving shape * Use the curving shape as a clipping mask for photos * Create a selection from the curving shape to add a photo border * Add embellishments * Create a journaling area * Create a title from a brush, a stapled accent, and type * Save your file for printing and sharing on the web All you need to complete this tutorial is a set of photos (2-5), and you'll become familiar with custom shapes, clipping masks, selections, your line tool, and more!Difficulty: This lesson... See less

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See this at: amazon.com| Added on 01/16/08

* Paperback: 368 pages * Publisher: New Riders Press; 1 edition (March 5, 2008) * Language: English * ISBN-10: 0321503058 * ISBN-13: 978-0321503053 * Shipping Information: View shipping rates and policies * Amazon.com Sales Rank: #36,938 in Books... See more

* Paperback: 368 pages * Publisher: New Riders Press; 1 edition (March 5, 2008) * Language: English * ISBN-10: 0321503058 * ISBN-13: 978-0321503053 * Shipping Information: View shipping rates and policies * Amazon.com Sales Rank: #36,938 in Books (See Bestsellers in Books) Popular in this category: (What's this?) See less

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See this at: adobe-photoshop-news...| Added on 01/11/08

Welcome to the site all about Adobe Photoshop. I have managed to put together various tutorials for you in order to help you along your way to mastering this software. Simple navigation is located on the left hand side of the page. Make sure you... See more

Welcome to the site all about Adobe Photoshop. I have managed to put together various tutorials for you in order to help you along your way to mastering this software. Simple navigation is located on the left hand side of the page. Make sure you understand the basics of layering and selection before jumping straight into the tutorials. Each tutorial will be shown using CS3 on the Mac. Don't worry, I'll have explanations for the Windows based user in the text as you read so that you won't get lost. There is not that much difference at all. I will be using text and images to help you through your experience using the software. I have opted not to use video tutorials. This makes the site very accessible without any need to download special video players. Not to mention you get to work at your pace and follow along accordingly. In these tutorials I will be covering everything from the pen tool, to special stylizing effects, to how to appropriately save and export files for certain... See less

See this at: thedigitalscrapbookt...| Added on 01/02/08

Digital & Hybrid Scrapbooking & Card-Making with Photoshop Elements by Patty Debowski answers all of your digi-scrapping questions and more! This is the ultimate, color illustrated, reference guide that will never leave your side when you digi-scrap.... See more

Digital & Hybrid Scrapbooking & Card-Making with Photoshop Elements by Patty Debowski answers all of your digi-scrapping questions and more! This is the ultimate, color illustrated, reference guide that will never leave your side when you digi-scrap. Whether you are new to digital scrapbooking or you are a pro, Digital & Hybrid Scrapbooking & Card-Making with Photoshop Elements is the only tool you will need. It is full of colorful step by step instructions, including examples, that show you how to use your computer and Photoshop Elements to effortlessly create beautiful scrapbook page layouts, cards, invitations, birth announcements, posters, flyers and other projects, which are only limited by your imagination. Learn how to easily incorporate your traditional scrapbook supplies with digital techniques for great hybrid projects. All techniques are explained in plain English and will make you look like a expert. See less

See this at: cafemom.com| Added on 12/09/07

As far as I know you don't add them into the photoshop program. You probably can, I don't know. You load them into the font folder on your computer. If you're on a PC, go into the My Computer folder, find the Windows folder, and then the font folder.... See more

As far as I know you don't add them into the photoshop program. You probably can, I don't know. You load them into the font folder on your computer. If you're on a PC, go into the My Computer folder, find the Windows folder, and then the font folder. That's where they go. On a Mac, go into the harddrive icon, find the library folder and then the font folder. When you open up photoshop the new font should be there. Good luck! See less

See this at: cafemom.com| Added on 11/18/07

This was sent to me as a forward in email and I thought it was a great pic to show as a high key photograph. The text was already on it, didn't want to take the time to clean it off lol Notice the eyes and the lashes. Camera Workshop... See more

This was sent to me as a forward in email and I thought it was a great pic to show as a high key photograph. The text was already on it, didn't want to take the time to clean it off lol Notice the eyes and the lashes. Camera Workshop http://www.cafemom.com/group/cameraworkshop See less

See this at: cafemom.com| Added on 11/18/07

I'm not sure of any tutorial.. I just did it with Trial and Error... There is always the undo Button You'll just need to find a nice whimsical background.. And a cute Fairy Wing brush.. and what ever other brush you'd like to add to the picture..... See more

I'm not sure of any tutorial.. I just did it with Trial and Error... There is always the undo Button You'll just need to find a nice whimsical background.. And a cute Fairy Wing brush.. and what ever other brush you'd like to add to the picture.. Than just put your baby in the whimsical background..add some wings.. and your done!! :) See less

See this at: cafemom.com| Added on 11/18/07

The easiest way to do this .... 1. Open the picture 2. Select the pen tool (actually looks like a fountain pen) 3. Carefully click all around the things you want to leave colored (like my sons eyes - do around one, once it is closed off, do around... See more

The easiest way to do this .... 1. Open the picture 2. Select the pen tool (actually looks like a fountain pen) 3. Carefully click all around the things you want to leave colored (like my sons eyes - do around one, once it is closed off, do around the other) 4. Once you have everything selected - right click and choose "Make selection" 5. Be sure to use the feather feature - it gives it a "real" appearance .. play around with the pixel settings as everyone has different tastes 6. Click "select" on the top menu and choose "inverse" 7. Click "image" on the top menu and choose "adjustments" then choose "desaturate" - This will make the other things black and white (You can also play around with filters and such at this point and it will affect the black and white portions of the picture 8. Deselect and you are done! :) All I did for my son's picture was the same as this, but after I selected his eyes and made them bluer than normal (for effect purposes) I went back and used the pen tool... See less

See this at: biorust.com| Added on 11/17/07

Step 1: Create a new document of a suitable size with a default white-filled background. Try to stick to square dimensions (i.e. 300px by 300px) as they will yield the best results. You can always crop the image later if you desire. Add a new... See more

Step 1: Create a new document of a suitable size with a default white-filled background. Try to stick to square dimensions (i.e. 300px by 300px) as they will yield the best results. You can always crop the image later if you desire. Add a new transparent layer on top of the background and make it active. Then, using the Rectangular Marquee Tool, select several vertical rectangular areas across the layer and Edit > Fill them with a colour of your choice (in this case I chose #6988B5). You should end up with something that resembles my image on the left. It isn't important to copy the same pattern, so just use your own creativity - in the end, it all adds to the uniqueness of the effect. | Step 2: Now all you have to do is run Filter > Distort > Polar Coordinates with the 'Rectangular to Polar' option selected, and press OK. And there you go - a very simple hard-edged starburst effect. This technique yields a very distinctive and attractive burst effect with an almost cartoon-like... See less

See this at: cafemom.com| Added on 11/07/07

So I brought my older two to Wal-mart last year before Christmas to get their pictures taken professionally for the first time (and last) and the lady gave up after 5 minutes........ I learned how to use photoshop in high school while working at a tv... See more

So I brought my older two to Wal-mart last year before Christmas to get their pictures taken professionally for the first time (and last) and the lady gave up after 5 minutes........ I learned how to use photoshop in high school while working at a tv station and we've always had it on our computer but a few months ago I really started playing around with it and I finally figured out how to take nice pictures with our camera and now I am absolutely obsessed!! Now I love getting those ads from Sears, JCPennys, etc and thinking "I CAN DO THAT!!" Like this, Sears will charge 25 bucks for this in an 8x10 and I can print it at Wal-Greens for 3 bucks!!!!!!!!!! Soon we are getting a much nicer camera and I am learning more and more about Photoshop all the time!! which is why I joined this group... right now my skills are pretty limited, I just discovered downloading brushes, wow, that is fun!! Right now I just love doing collages or b&w with a little color... I have a few more projects on my... See less

Highlights: Quote Reply Sure! I came up with it before my Photoshop days, so I just hot glued roses to some fabric leaving a bare spot in the middle for the baby to lay, laid it on the floor, stood on a stool and shot down. I've also draped it over the back of a chair for my oldest's pictures. Works...

See this at: cafemom.com| Added on 10/31/07

* Open a photo. * Convert the background to a layer by double clicking on it. (Give it a name if you wish.) * Select the Elliptical Marquee tool. * Drag a marquee selection around the area of the photo you want to keep. * Click the "Add layer mask"... See more

* Open a photo. * Convert the background to a layer by double clicking on it. (Give it a name if you wish.) * Select the Elliptical Marquee tool. * Drag a marquee selection around the area of the photo you want to keep. * Click the "Add layer mask" button at the bottom of the layers palette. * Click on the layer mask thumbnail in the layers palette. * Go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur and make sure the Preview option is checked. * Adjust the radius until you are happy with the amount of fade and click OK. * Add a layer under the photo and fill it with the desired background. See less

See this at: cafemom.com| Added on 10/31/07

In photoshop CS3 I found these great tutorials This first one shows you how to edit video. Yes!! any video clips that you have you can open and edit them. Anything that you can do in photo layers you can do in video layers. Change your eye color,... See more

In photoshop CS3 I found these great tutorials This first one shows you how to edit video. Yes!! any video clips that you have you can open and edit them. Anything that you can do in photo layers you can do in video layers. Change your eye color, slim down, change hair color...etc http://www.photoshopuser.com/?page=cs3/videos&video=video_layers_extended The second link shows you how to make an animation. http://www.photoshopsupport.com/photoshop-cs3/video-tutorials/cs3-frame-timeline-animation.html That is a animation I made and here is a clip from a video also See less

See this at: div.dyndns.org| Added on 10/13/07

Artwork of Katherine Dinger

Artwork of Katherine Dinger See less

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All images within these pages (unless noted otherwise) are © Katherine Dinger. None may be used without my written consent. Don't think I won't find out.

All images within these pages (unless noted otherwise) are © Katherine Dinger. None may be used without my written consent. Don't think I won't find out. See less