In today’s tutorial, we’re going to uncover what that mystery object is on Mars, by creating an animated gif in Photoshop, like you see in shows such as CSI and Law and Order. This tutorial takes advantage of Photoshop CS6′s new video editing capabilities. Read More
After releasing my last premium UI kit, Splash of Color, I’m releasing another kit I had worked on, Blue Element. This is a smaller kit that focuses on signup/login screens, and a few form elements. Read More
A few days ago, YouTube announced a limited beta of their 2013 channel layouts, which as expected, has left people angry. I can’t remember an update that didn’t leave people angry, but that’s just the nature of the online community. To prepare for the update, YouTube has written an article outlining the dimensions of the ‘safe areas’, and I have gone ahead and prepared a free PSD for you all! Read More
Gradients are a great way to subtly move away from ‘flat’ designs, but sometimes they can cause more harm than good. Gradient banding can occur when transitioning between colors, and the result isn’t always pretty. This article will discuss a few ways to deal with this issue. Read More
It’s February! Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. Last year, I showed you guys how to create a ‘Snow Heart‘ effect using an image, and the magic of a custom brush. This year, we’re going to sweeten things up by creating a delicious chocolate text effect using Layer Styles! Read More
Introducing my first premium design, exclusive for IceflowStudios.com. Splash of Color premium UI kit! This web element UI kit features a minimalistic design, with a touch of color to give the design some life. Read More
Up until a few days ago, I didn’t know Photoshop had the ability to transform selections! I’m sure many of you know about this feature, but for the small portion of you who don’t, let me share my new found knowledge in this video! Read More
After watching my old Minecraft Block icon tutorial, a few of you requested that I create a Minecraft iOS style icon, as well. So in today’s tutorial, I’ll walk you through the process of doing just that, using some of the same techniques that were used in the last tutorial, as well as a few new ones. Read More
