Here goes the list, enjoy! (Please note that copyright of individual work belongs to the original author, click image to view their works on Flickr)
Stationary Style Collections
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By the way, here is something I found on the FAQ section of their website:
WTF!? Another gallery?
Yes, another gallery. We felt that all the other ones lacked in different areas. That’s why we have created Stationery Style. Easy-on-the-eye, user-friendly resourse, for creatives to share ideas, and get inspired. Enjoy!
– Stationary Style
Alright enough talks … here goes the list, enjoy 🙂
Welcome to Part II of the “Six High Quality Photoshop Tutorial Sites Apart From PSDTUTS.com” here on PSD Vault! I decided to make this post in conjunction with my previous post regarding the same topic. There are just so many other great Photoshop Tutorial sites out there providing tons of tips and tricks about Photoshop and more importantly, design inspirations. It would really be a pity to miss them.
So I included another Six Fantastic Photoshop Tutorial sites here and make it Part II of the series. I think for Photoshop beginners, it will be very beneficial for you to look at a wide range of sites and get as much information/techniques as possible, and make sure you practive with them. (I’m learning as well as you guys, and this is what I do^^).
OK that’s enough talk, here is the list, enjoy! (Oh by the way, psdtuts.com (now psd.tutplus.com) is THE KING for everything Photoshop, so check it out if you haven’t done so already!)
HV- Designs
HV-Designs is my personnal adobe photoshop blog. I write weekly tutorials for all types of photoshop users. You can also purchase CSS templates and PSD files from the hv-designs shop.
– Richard Carpenter of hv-designs
Welcome to the second Volume of “Seeking Inspiration” on PSD Vault.
As I mentioned in Part I, this series is aimed to provide inspirational contents to readers and to give an extra boost for your creativity. For each part, I will be focusing on a specific topic and I will feature design works from fine artists an designers all over the world.
In Part II, we take a look at those design works containing a reletively dark theme. In my opinion, although the dark colour/theme can be a little depressive sometimes, they can always offer a mysterious and gloomy atmosphere and make you feel there are something unique to discover.
OK here it goes the works. I Hope you enjoy this post and let me know what you think of them 🙂
In this tutorial, I will demonstrate the processes I used to create this Crispy-Crust text effect with flower texture in Photoshop, inspired by Pizzahut’s thin’n crispy pizza base!
From this tutorial, together we can explore the power of blending style options, brush tools, image adjustment tools such as curve and hue tools, and some selection techniques in Photoshop.
Here is a preview of the final text effect:
Version #1
Version #2
Version #3
OK, Let’s get started!
Welcome to the second Volume of “Seeking Inspiration” on PSD Vault.
As I mentioned in Part I, this series is aimed to provide inspirational contents to readers and to give an extra boost for your creativity. For each part, I will be focusing on a specific topic and I will feature design works from fine artists an designers all over the world.
In Part II, we take a look at those design works containing a reletively dark theme. In my opinion, although the dark colour/theme can be a little depressive sometimes, they can always offer a mysterious and gloomy atmosphere and make you feel there are something unique to discover.
OK here it goes the works. I Hope you enjoy this post and let me know what you think of them 🙂
In this tutorial, I will show you the processes I used to transform an average forest Photo into a Dark and Crimson Forest Scene, inspired by the Japanese Survival Horror Playstation game “Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly”.
We will explore various layer blending options, an interesting way of rendering light and various image adjustment options.
Here is a preview of the the final result:
Ok let’s get started!
Here goes the list, enjoy!
You can click on the image to view the work on Flickr and then access author’s flickr homepage.
Here is a preview of the before and after effect of the eye:
Before
After
Ok let’s get started!
Agus Web Design 