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 Read More
In today’s tutorial, we’re going to be creating a very simple ‘loading circle’ animation using Photoshop CS6, which you can use on your websites, or before your video projects. This effect is going to take advantage of some of Photoshop CS6′s improved animation capabilities, leaving you with a silky smooth result.
Today is World AIDS day, and as you know, (RED) is one of the leading organizations for fighting AIDS in Africa, aiming for an AIDS free generation by 2015. So, to help out, 100% of revenue that I receive from the video below will be donated to (RED). All you have to do, is watch Read More
Here’s a tutorial that a lot of you guys have been looking forward to. I posted a preview of this effect a few days back, and you guys started to demand a tutorial, so let’s get to it! We’re going to create an animated button in Photoshop!
Looking through my emails, I have gotten a ton of requests about vector shapes in Photoshop. This quick video will cover the process of creating your own custom shapes in Photoshop.
Over the next few weeks, I may be MIA. One, because my wife is having surgery, and two, Diablo III is coming out! Let’s create a wallpaper to celebrate it’s release!
Another one of Photoshop CS6′s smaller additions, users now have the ability to merge shape layers, and keep their vector properties! Very exciting feature!
Let’s take a look at how we can create a simple calendar icon in the Photoshop CS6 Beta, taking advantage of the new Stroke options within Shapes!
