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So you like your buttons web2.0 style? Well in this tutorial I show you how to create this button: Start my creating a new 72dpi document. Then Use the 'rounded rectangle' shape tool to draw the body of the button. Now open the layer effects dialogue by selecting the layer and clicking the 'F' button at the bottom of the 'layers' palette.Click on 'gradient overlay' then click on the gradient

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The most basic way of making a selection in photoshop is to use one of the standard shaped marquees. The standard shapes are: elliptical and rectangular. There are also two marquees that select either horizontal or vertical rows that are one pixel wide. These are useful for drawing one pixel wide lines and creating 'pixel stretch' effects. See our pixel stretch tutorial here. In this tutorial

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In this tutorial a simple 3d modelling application (swift 3d) is used to create a basic rendering of a plinth shape. This shape is then edited in Photoshop to add a wooden texture and placed in a scene. Often when creating a scene in Photoshop you will wish to add an object that you do not have a suitable image of. In this situation you could attempt to 'draw' the object using Photoshop and

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The single row Marquee tools (row and column) can be used to create pixel stretch effects.If you find an image such as this one that contains a gradient that you wish to capture and use elsewhere (e.g. as the background to an element on a web page), use the single column marquee tool.Here I have selected a gradient using the 'column' tool.Once you have selected the column of pixels the selection

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This is my first post !

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