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Lately I have noticed quite a few grunge style brushes, wallpapers, and other things based off of the grunge look, so I thought I would take a stab at making my own grunge wallpaper.
I have noticed a lot of 3d looking icons on sites lately and I realized that they use simple techniques to achieve some nice effects. I thought I would write a tutorial on simple ways to create some of these effects.
In this tutorial I am going to show you how to put any car on the showroom floor, even yours. I could not find a good stock photo of my car so I just found a random picture to use to explain these methods. Here is a comparison of where I started and where I finished.
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I have seen quite a few tutorials on this but I think the method I am going to show you is one of the easiest ways to achieve a pretty stunning icon effect. This will only take around 4 steps but I will go into detail on how to create an icon similar to these.
Today we will be creating a logo with that trendy Web 2.0 feel. It’s really quite simple once you know the basics. First off, we will need a shiny icon – istockphoto.com is a great source for finding just that. Here is the one I’ve chosen
In this tutorial I’ll be showing you how to create a cool, abstract fire effect.
In this Photoshop tutorial I’ll be showing you how to make a really simple fire effect.
Welcome back to PhotoshopPoint! In this Photoshop tutorial I’ll be showing you how to make some nice metallic text, then adding rust to it. Nice and simple effect. See the result below.
