School of Photoshop – Learn Photoshop. FREE!

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Learn Photoshop. Free.

Ready to take that big leap into the world of Photoshop? It may seem really intimidating at first, which is why we’ve put together the School of Photoshop Tutorial series. With the help of these structured lessons, you’ll be a master of Photoshop in no time!

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A CSS Sticky Footer

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A CSS sticky footer that just works

We’ve all tried to use a sticky footer one time or another, but they never seem to come out right, do they? Well, the days of a hard to understand CSS-based sticky footer are thankfully over. In just a few simple CSS classes with minimal extra HTML markup, I’ve fashioned a sticky footer that even beginners can get a handle on. It’s been tested in IE 5 and up, Firefox, Safari and Opera. – Ryan Fait

Read more here: A CSS Sticky Footer.

Create Seamless Diagonal Pattern in Illustrator

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If you’ve ever wanted to create a seamless diagonal pattern in Illustrator here is a great tut to get the job done!  How To: Create a Seamless Diagonal Pattern in Illustrator

38 Great Websites for Photoshop Tutorials – Tutorials – Geek Sucks

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38 Great Websites for Photoshop Tutorials – Tutorials – Geek Sucks.

If you want to learn photoshop just visit the link above. Nuff said.

Getting Started with Rad Rails

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Getting Started with RadRails from Aptana on Vimeo.

How to Make a Menu Interface for a Fantasy Themed iPhone Game – Psdtuts+

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How to Make a Menu Interface for a Fantasy Themed iPhone Game – Psdtuts+.

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Design Touchscreen Interfaces in Photoshop

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Design Your Touchscreen Interfaces in Photoshop in True Life Size

When you’re designing a touchscreen interface in Photoshop, what you see onscreen is often a very different size than the way it will actually appear on the touchscreen display. This is problematic when you’re trying to size and space all the elements of a user-friendly interface. Fortunately, there is a way to preview your design in the true size of your target display.

Photoshop has a “Print Size” command in the view menu. This not only allows you to view the canvas onscreen at the actual size it would print, it’s also great for viewing the canvas at the actual size of your target touchscreen.

To do this, you first need to tell Photoshop the dpi (dots per inch) of your computer display. Mine, for example, is 113.21. You can figure out yours with this handy dpi calculator or the following formula:

dpi = sqrt (width_pixels^2 + height_pixels^2) / diagonal_inches

Read the Entire Article Here > Guifx : Design Your Touchscreen Interfaces in Photoshop in True Life Size.

d’artiste – Matte Painting

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I wanted to post another great resource for Matte Painting by the best in the industry so here you go!

The seventh book in the d’artiste series—Matte Painting 2—features Master Artists Yusei Uesugi, Max Dennison, and Chris Thunig.

Our talented and experienced Master Artists provide you with priceless matte painting techniques to help you improve your own skills. With more than 30 Hollywood blockbuster movies to their credit these three Master Artists show you the approaches and techniques they use to create unforgettable movie environments. Matte Painting 2 covers the process from concept, right through painting and 3D techniques and tricks, to the completion of complex environments—including the famous Coruscant sequence from ‘Star Wars: Episode III—Revenge of the Sith’.

via Ballistic Publishing: d’artiste – Matte Painting.

d'artiste Matte Painting 2 prints

Rotating wheel for your iPhone webapps

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Rotating wheel for your iPhone webapps | Cubiq.org.

Rotating wheel

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