Posts Tagged ‘tutorial’
An overview on how to safely and effectively move your Wordpress blog into a Blogger blog. SEO friendly! This leaves us with a SEO friendly forwarding of an old domain to a new one, and the WP-admin is still accessible! Yay!
Hello all, today I am going to show you how to take a normal portrait and turn it into a breathtaking surreal photo. The image we will be using today has been taken from this deviantart account. This tutorial would be great for beginners learning how to fully take control over Photoshop’s many features. To [...]
In today’s competitive design market, it can be very difficult to create unique designs that stand out from the crowd. Often, this task is difficult because most designers are looking to current trends for inspiration on upcoming projects rather than searching for unique directions. As such, your best bet for finding new project directions is to seek out alternative inspiration sources. Here are five sources to gather new design ideas.
There are many types of blogs and bloggers out there though. For instance, this blog is for resources, articles and tutorials, not for personal posts. Therefore, posts like these usually follow ‘unspoken rules’. Below, I will show you some! Most, if not all, popular posts on popular blogs do these things. So, if you have a resource-like blog, listen up!
So, I have realized that for some people that have access to Photoshop, they can be scared of such a big program. I’ll admit — it isn’t a cup of tea. Today I am going to show you how to improve upon pictures of yourself or other people in Photoshop! Hopefully with this tutorial, others will learn some of my techniques!
Split toning is a pretty simple effect that’s also striking. I’ll be using Photoshop CS5 Extended, so if you have a different version you’ll have to adjust accordingly.
Hey everybody! I have tons of magazines laying around, and sometimes they just have to go! Instead of just throwing them away, why not make something new? Here’s a list of seven things you can make with some old magazines!
Part two in this grid series, today we are going to see how grids can be used inside grids and how we can fill in spaces without having to add divs with the specified size.
As we want to get the most of our grid system, we need to understand how it works, and how we can adapt it to our needs.
Have you ever wondered why some websites looks so neatly organized and styled? Maybe the information is very well distributed…but what make those websites special? Most of them use something called “grids“. So what’s a grid? And how do I use them?
The business card is one of the most important ways for young designers and entrepreneurs to locally promote themselves. If you have already started doing freelance work or are thinking about doing it in the near future, I highly suggest having a business card to hand to potential clients. It’s relatively simple to create a professional business card using InDesign. All it takes is a little patience to learn the program!