Good-Tutorials
Monday, October 29th, 2007
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.
Archive for the ‘Tutorial’ Category
Put some color to your Black and White Pictures with Photoshop
Wednesday, October 24th, 2007
Cristalab shows us an easy way to pint our black and white pictures with Photoshop. Take a look to the tutorial
Creation and design from a xHTML Web site and CSS with Adobe Photoshop CS3
Tuesday, October 23rd, 2007
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
13 ways to choose a typography
Tuesday, October 23rd, 20071. 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 know that someone with a big name invented the thing, you might wanna give it a try.
5. Because you lost the font.
It happens all the time
6. Because this font is perfect for you.
Everybody has their favorite font, the one we’ve used like a signature font in many designs.
7. Because it brings you memories.
If the font brings you good memories, that’s all you need to know to use it.
8. Because it’s beautiful.
There are a couple of fonts that we just can’t say no to.
9. Because it’s ugly.
Sometimes ugly goes really well.
10. Because it’s dull.
Not every font is interesting.
11. Because it’s special.
Created and used for special moments.
12. Because you just like it.
Once you like a font, it’s like cigarettes, hard to quit.
13. Because you can’t say no.
In certain projects, some fonts are irresistible.
Creating a dock menu from Mac OS X in Flash
Monday, October 22nd, 2007
Cristalab.com is presenting a great tutorial that will definitely help you create a menu like the one from MAC OS X.
