David Leggett founded Tutorial9 in 2008, and is constantly looking for new ways to serve the web community both online and offline. It is his goal to make Tutorial9 the best source for design/web tutorials and resources.
Here’s a quick an easy tip that should improve your workflow in Photoshop when comparing several different versions of compositions or photographs. Rather than saving instances of several variations of a document, you can simply duplicate an image (layers, blending mode data and all) into a new document saved in memory.
Sometimes, I find it rather useful to change the background color of Photoshop when I’m working with certain graphics or photographs. This setting isn’t available in Photoshop’s preferences, so it might not be very well known.
In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to use the Pen tool in Photoshop to create your own custom shapes. I’ll take you through a series of exercises that will guide you through the basic, essential functions of the Pen tool.
Today, we’re opening up our brand new community to some of our viewers here at Tutorial9. Some invites have already been sent out (Check your email folks!), but for those of you who haven’t been invited yet, you’ve still got some chances to get in!
This tutorial will show you how to make some really great fireworks using Photoshop. It’s a great technique to use on celebration cards and posters, as well as graphics pertaining to holidays such as New Years and Independence Day.
Vista users are quite familiar with “Aero” Theme effects in the new Windows Operating System. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how you can recreate some of the Transparent Window Effects using Adobe Photoshop.
Welcome 2008! It’s going to be a brilliant year, that’s for sure! We hope all of our viewers have enjoyed their holidays!
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