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This image is for a DeepSkyStacker tutorial on my blog, Flintstone Stargazing: flintstonestargazing.com/2009/06/26/my-quick-deepskystack...
To make the transparent glass, make sure you still have your selection from the last step.
4a. Click Colors, Curves.
4b. Near the top, choose change the Channel selection to Alpha.
4c. In the graph area, the default far right line will end with a black circle or dot. Click and hold down this dot and move it straight down, to almost the bottom, just like the picture shows.
4d. Click OK and make sure you keep that selection.
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I've just finished a tutorial for this Drawstring Playmat Sack for Lego and other small toys, and it's here on my blog: Tutorial: bellgirl.com.au/2010/08/tutorial-playsak-drawstring-sack....
used a pw tutorial. i used the "blue" filter @ 5% on the black & white. the original is on the right. ;)
These photos are from a tutorial on how to create Hime style curly teased piggy tails.
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Just a quick video showing the Drum Steppr and Synth Steppr in Ableton Live
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This image is for a DeepSkyStacker tutorial on my blog, Flintstone Stargazing: flintstonestargazing.com/2009/06/26/my-quick-deepskystack...
I did this one fairly simply for a PS support group question. REALLY LARGE
1. I filled the bottom layer with a blue gradient ( I did fancier stuff to with grain and motion blur but ignore that for this show and tell).
2. ON A NEW LAYER. Choosing the round marquee tool and holding the shift key draw a circle and fill that with a baby blue.
3. Duplicate that layer (the one with the baby blue circle). command/ctrl +j.
4 choose free transform (command/ctrl + t) and with the shift key held down move the circle on the top layer to the right until you have two circles showing. Hit return/enter. If you're wondering, the shift key contrains the movement to right or left or up or down.
5. NOW HERE'S THE COOL PART. do this until the circles extend from left to right..... command/ctrl + option/alt + shift + t ...... this dupes the last transform.
6. Starting with the top layer do command/ctrl + e until all the circles have been joined into one layer.
7. duplicate that layer.
8. use free transform again with the shift key held down and drag it down until you have two rows of circles.
9. Now DO THE COOL THING AGAIN. ... command/ctrl + option/alt + shift + t .....
10. Then from the top command/ctrl + e until all the dots are in one layer.
Now. you're done unless you wanna make it jazzier by adding blending effects via Layer > Layer Style > Blending Options.
Tutorial rapidinho para mostrar para vocês como fiz esse design. Expliquei o passo-a-passo lá no blog, passa lá!
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I took some photos of myself making a centre-pull ball of yarn today, because it can be confusing. Plus, taking photos is fun.
Taken: April 4, 2010
Taken by: moi!
Used on my blog on Apr 4, 2010.
Here's a nice little tutorial on how to take an average picture and make it more grungy. photoshopscaresme.com/tutorial-adding-the-grime/
Please join me on the blog today as I make up a simple, weighted blanket - commonly used for people with sensory disorders, those on the autism spectrum, and to help treat anxiety conditions.
This version is made in flannel and bound with a 1/4" double-fold binding. It weighs 4 pounds, with 6" channels, and measures approximately 39" by 51".
These photos are from a tutorial I made on how to make this style of bunny scarf.
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Reset your tension and you're finished. Quick as a wink and no tweezers required.
Photos from the afternoon of Day Two of the Progressive .Net Tutorials, where Jon Skeet talked about Async Methods in C# 5 and Ian Robinson talked about RESTful Web Service Development in .NET.
This is some sort of tutorial on how I do my brick wall backgrounds. Though scrapbooking papers can give you a very realistic and easy brick background, sometimes I love to make a "real" wall with texture and color.
The wall is made out of styrofoam, the window is made of foamboard.
Another view, no artificial light, just to show the outlining : ).