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In this tutorial, we’re going to create some really sharp-looking glow effects using a combination of layer styles, the Pen Tool and Color Blending. The end effect is quite stunning and hopefully you’ll pick up some tips you didn’t know before.

In this icon design tutorial we will learn how to make a sweet and tasty donut icon from an initial sketch. So let’s begin, and remember: don’t try to bite the screen!

In this tutorial we will create a unique digital art piece that easily can be used for high-quality printing purposes. There is water, balloons, fish, vegetation, a gloomy passage and a fashion nerd — this can not be nothing but awesome together!

Today we will create an abstract composition by combining stock vectors, photos and brushes. Along with creating your image, you will learn now to photo retouching and enhancement.

In this tutorial we will create a Steampunk-ish concept design, but with a slightly different approach. Instead of the rusty and old look, we will use cleaner and shinier elements. We will also make use of nature elements, vectors and some brushes.

In this tutorial, we will be using several basic tools and stock images to create a fantasy artwork where everything seems to come alive from what is being painted on an old piece of paper. Let’s get working!

Today I will show you how to realize an awesome text effect using ice cream! The process is simple enough for any level Photoshop lover. We will be dealing with illustration techniques, and will explore the power of layer styles applied to custom brushes. So… give it a try!

Creating mechanical devices from scratch in Photoshop can be a challenging task. In today’s tutorial, we will get some practice by drawing a Pixar style lamp. Let’s get started!

In today’s tutorial, we will demonstrate how to create elegant, glassy, 3D typography using Photoshop and Illustrator. For this project, I used my company logo. Feel free to apply this effect to any logo, text, or shape. Let’s get started!

This tutorial will show you how to create a dynamic news widget that reads content from an xml file. It’s very useful when you want to display scrolling news content in a sidebar widget. You can use it to display any information you want.

This Flash tutorial will teach you how to create a scary maze game in Flash. A scary maze game is basically a maze where an image and sound effect is played at the end of the game. This scares the players as they are expecting another level in the game, but instead receive a scare. Let’s give it a try…

In this tutorial we will explore the “Average” command in Adobe Illustrator, and learn how to use it in rather unusual way. In this case, we’ll create abstract scribbles using relatively simple methods and apply it to our type. Let’s get going…

In this tutorial, It’ll show you how to build a stylish Analog Clock using ActionScript 3.0. We’ll use the resulting swf movie with Screentime for Flash to create a fully functional screensaver. Time for some fun..

In this logo design Illustrator tutorial it will show you how to create a slick logo and a splash in Photoshop. The logo we will be learning to design is for Zee. Let’s give it a go…

In this amazing Adobe Flash tutorial you will learn how to create a slick content slider that uses the Tweener engine. This example could be a great start to building a cool portfolio site or a photography website. Check it out…

Realistic renderings can be done easily in Adobe Illustrator. With vector shapes, the objects can be preserved and edited infinitely which is a great advantage over raster objects. A few simple tweaks from the Effects menu and an understanding of basic object rendering can create a bold and stunning finish. In this tutorial It’ll be guiding you step by step through the stages required to create a realistic candy bar using Illustrator.

A Tooltip is a graphical user interface element. It activates by hovering or rolling over an item, showing a box of text which displays information about that item. In this Flash tutorial, It’ll show you how to create an easily customizable tooltip using Classes in ActionScript 3.0. Take a look!

In this tutorial it will take you through the steps and techniques of creating a golden compass. This tutorial just uses Adobe Illustrator and a heavy dose of ingenuity so let’s get started!

Follow this Adobe Illustrator tutorial to create a range of simple vector objects based around the theme of a designer’s lifestyle, then tile them together into a cool looking repeating pattern. The creation of objects based on Illustrator’s basic shapes makes for a great tutorial for beginners while resulting in an awesome outcome which can be put to use in a range of design projects. Let’s go…

In this tutorial I´ll show you how to create nice Mini Golf Game with Adobe Flash and ActionScript 3.0. We’ll work with Event Handlers, Functions and also the Timer Object which is a really cool feature in AS3.

Flash Lite is an implementation of the Flash runtime for mobile devices. According to Adobe, the number of Flash Lite shipped devices will reach 1 billion in 2009 and more than 2.5 billion by the end of 2010, so if you are a Flash Developer it is important to know how this technology works. In this tutorial It’ll guide you through the basics of Flash Lite using the 1.1 version; sacrificing features, but ensuring compatibility.

In this tutorial, It’ll show you how to create a vector film slate icon. The tutorial uses some basic shapes, some gradients, and even a blend. Moreover, you can easily customize this tutorial with your own logo or typography. Let’s get to it…

This detailed Flash tutorial will teach you how to create a really cool and advanced light city animation. You will also learn how to design a city using the Line Tool then use flash filters and other techniques to add lightning and finish off the animation. Let’s get started.

This Adobe Illustrator tutorial will show you the process of creating a full logo. It will take you through the concept stage then you will develop the concept in Illustrator and the result will be a colorful vector logo. Let’s get going…

This tutorial is perfect for the beginning to intermediate Adobe Illustrator artist. We’ll cover how to layout a website and prepare it for use on the web. Also, we’ll use the Website Elements Freebies from Vector Tuts to mock up the design as well.

This is a tutorial will show you how to a create a spot the difference gamein Adobe Flash. For ths tutorial you will need Adobe Flash 8 or higher. Making a spot the difference game is quite simple, the main challenges are organising the game assets, and making a graphic do something when a different one is pressed. Let’s start!

If you love cooking, then this tutorial is just for you! Learn how to create a realistic chef’s knife by using simple paths and gradients. We’ll use relatively easy techniques to give an object volume, control the lighting, and make it look super sharp. Let’s get started!

In this tutorial it will demonstrate how to create custom filters with the Pixel Bender Toolkit, then use them with Flash CS4 to output .pbj files. You’ll learn how to create a cool looking pixelated transition animation effect. Let’s get started!

Illustrator’s built in Symbol Sprayer can be a highly useful tool for quickly creating awesome pattern graphics. Let’s look at creating a few vector skull graphics, then combine them into an intricate pattern design to customise a skateboard deck. Let’s give it a try…