good-tutorials.com, is great site for tutorial compilations. Since it’s periodically updated, you’ll be able to find tutorials for Illustrator, Photoshop, CSS, Flash, etc.

Cristalab shows us an easy way to pint our black and white pictures with Photoshop. Take a look to the tutorial

Once again, here’s another great tutorial from solophotoshop.com, in here you’ll be able to do a design from a web site and pass it to HTML. You can even download the original file with slices or without slices. Very useful for any designer

1. Because it works.
It seems that certain fonts were just born to fit into certain images, perfect fits.
2. Because you like the history of the font
Some fonts are just legendary, ask Arial or Times New Roman.
3. Because you like the name.
We’re sometimes just enchanted by it’s name.
4. Because you know who created the font.
If you [...]

Cristalab.com is presenting a great tutorial that will definitely help you create a menu like the one from MAC OS X.

Cristalab.com is presenting a very interesting guide to design a web site, this will be really useful if you’re a newbie in these type of designs.

Like the title says, is everything a business card must have. Not everyone has it, remember that a good design is basic on creativity and utility. If you have a beautifully designed card, with no personal information, are you still going to use it?

CSS Slicing Guide is a great and completely free resource, with it web designers that are still newbies in the CSS world will be able to find great stuff here.
Source: Infected FX

dzoom.com is presenting 15 top quality tips for you to improve the illumination on your pictures, whether it’s day or night, you’re picture should always be perfect.
Interior illumination:

The more natural light, the better.
Don’t use flash
Remember to use the white balance

Because of it’s elegance and simplicity, we should reflect and image in photoshop. This is a very common trend in the last decade.
Here are a couple of things you should keep in mind while doing this:

Creating a gradient layer.
Create a text layer.
Duplicate your text layer (ctrl. J)
Put it all the way around (Flip Vertical)
Overlay the [...]