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Posted by Anastasija in Menus&Buttons, Photoshop, Tutorials on 07 23rd, 2008 | No Comments
How To Create a Stunning Vista Inspired Menu
In Interface by Ricky Nelles This tutorial will show you how to make a semi-transparent Vista-inspired menu using gradients, shadows, and blurring to produce a stunning modern effect Step 1 Open a new canvas that is 600×335px. Begin by showing rulers (View>Rulers), then create two guides similar...
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Posted by Anastasija in Menus&Buttons, Photoshop, Tutorials on 07 18th, 2008 | No Comments
How to make Web Buttons in Adobe Photoshop
1 – Creating the button shape In a new layer, select a circular area with the selection tool. (Holding down Shift will make the selection stay circular, rather than being elliptical.) Fill the area with the paint bucket. This is the curved end of your web button. 2 – Selecting a column for...
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Posted by Anastasija in Menus&Buttons, Photoshop, Tutorials on 07 7th, 2008 | No Comments
Simple Attractive Orb Design
In this simple Photoshop tutorial, I’ll be teaching you how to design a simple, attractive orb. Just like the one shown below. 1. Document Creation Firstly, start by making a new document in Photoshop - I used a size of 600 x 300 pixels with the default Resolution, 72. After making your document,...
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Posted by Anastasija in Menus&Buttons, Photoshop, Tutorials on 06 18th, 2008 | No Comments
Glossy Button
Step 1: Let’s start out by creating a new file. I used a 400×200 pixels canvas set at 72dpi, and I filled my background with a white color. Now create a new layer set and name it ‘Glossy Buttons’. Select the Rectangle Tool and above your screen under the options palette check...
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Posted by Anastasija in Menus&Buttons, Photoshop, Tutorials on 06 18th, 2008 | No Comments
Interface Orbs
Open a new document (250×250 pixels was used in this example) and choose the Circular Marquee Tool. We need to first make a metallic background object, so hold Shift and create a circle. Create a new layer named One and fill your circle with dark gray (such as #333333). Keep your selection and...
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