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Achei na net e compartilho.
Acho muito fofos estes hexágonos...
Ainda não tentei fazer, mas deve funcionar.
Segue o link:
www.jaybirdquilts.com/2009/06/sew-flip-hexagon-tutorial.html
Beijos e boa semana!
Hey guys! I just created a new craft Tutorial blog. I would just love it if you would check it out.
You can find the tutorial for this there!
Thanks and keep being crafty.
The address is quirksinspiration.com
In this first instalment of my video tutorial series, I present a 20-minute tutorial on how to photograph and process images and time-lapse movies of the Northern Lights, the aurora borealis, advice also applicable to the Southern Lights, the aurora australis – the two phenomena are identical.
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In the field, at a site in southern Alberta while awaiting a display of aurora, I cover:
• equipment
• exposures and camera settings
• tips and techniques
• and some of the science behind the Lights
At the computer, using images of the aurora I shot that evening, I cover:
• developing Raw files in Adobe Camera Raw (but also applicable to Lightroom)
• basic processing of still images in Photoshop using "smart filters"
• and exporting multiple frames to make a time-lapse movie ...
• ... by assembling an "intermediate" set of JPGs, in this case created, then assembled using Photoshop and its video functions
Afin de partager avec ceux qui ignorent encore la façon de créer un effet OOB (out of bounds) j'ai mis ce tuto;certes il est très simple mais j'estime qu'il est assez explicite pour moins 1min 30s ...il y'a plusieurs approches tel que créer le cadre en premier puis choisir le crop idéale ...dans ma petite approche j'utilise l'outil "stroke = contour" de PS !bref chaqu'un aura l'opportunité de "personnaliser" son travail avec des ombres ,des couleurs....enfin vous avez l'embarras du choix avec PS !
j'ai réalisé ce tuto avec la version évaluation de CS5 que je trouve plus "costaud" que CS4 et moins gourmande en RAM !
Este anillo se llama hema porque las bolas que se utilizan originalmente son color hematite, pero a mi me gustaba más hacérmelo en naranja,así que ahí queda.
El tutorial lo teneis en el grupo tutoriales.
For my upcoming workshop, I recorded some brief information about two of the ways I use the Photographer's Ephemeris by Stephen Trainor.
One use is to determine when sunrise will illuminate my desired location, and another is to align sunset (or moon set) with a given landmark. Watch it in HD for best viewing.
The tutorial is on Vimeo
For more tutorials, tips and tricks see the Star Circle Academy BLOG.
I made a small tutorial how to make these cute paper houses with paper from Flow magazine
blogged here
I promise uploading something doll related soon x_D Made this yesterday night while I was shivering with fever because I couldn't sleep :_DU
Tutorial: http:lolitafromscratch.tumblr.com/post/42927688108/sailor-cutsew-tutorial
Realizamos una cadena del ancho que deseemos. Yo siempre tomo la medida de la parte de la mano que se ve en la foto (la cadena debe rodear la mano)
If you are searching for How to Wrap a Newborn in a Moby Wrap on the internet, this information will be very helpful in understanding. Fold the wrap of KeaBabies around your stomach and make a crisscross from the back of the shoulders. Make the same cross from your front. Pass it underneath the belt and tie in the back. Get in your baby from one side of the wrap and cover them properly. Overlap the second cross over the first one to ensure safety. Pull up the cloth of belt over the legs of your kid. This is the newborn baby wrap tutorial that you can also watch with complete details. Visit bit.ly/2lIWtux.
full tutorial here: jellibeanjournals.blogspot.com/2012/03/guest-post-diy-din...
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During the UX design tutorial, I was really keen to have groups present back to one another, to underline how useful it is to show & tell, and get your ideas out there.
Here, Christian Stolte was describing an activity diagram based on planning a sailing trip (you had to be there!)
I forgot to post this a couple weeks ago as I was away from a computer, but my good friend Adam Elmakias has a sweet editing tutorial that he's making available for purchase.
There was a special deal on it a couple weeks ago, but at $180 there's no better or cheaper way to quickly learn (video FTW) a new workflow or image processing technique.
This is a background I did in Illustrator and Photoshop as part of this tutorial: www.myinkblog.com/2008/11/05/a-very-snowy-tutorial/
Colocar planos neutros de color(en este caso blanco).
Un foco de luz en uno de los ángulos superiores al plano donde se va a realizar la fotografía (en este caso a la izquierda).
A fun and fairly simple technique
1. Have a very colorful butterfly shot (well any shot you'd like to try it with).
2. Duplicate background layer (command/control + j).
3. On the duplicated layer run Filter > Artistic > Colored Pencil . I suggest you have pencil with low pencil width (like 2ish), unless you want MORE stuff in the piece of art. Experiment . I suggest Stroke Pressure as high as it'll go. Experiment. Paper Brightness at 25 (a neutral gray). Click OK.
4.Next choose Select > Color Range and click once anywhere in the gray area. Invert the selection (command/control + shift + i). Click on the layer mask button on the layer's panel or if you prefer go Layer > Layer Mask > Reveal Selection. You should see parts of the original photo showing through.
5. With the mask still chosen go Filter > Blur > Motion Blur and set your angle at about 10 (anything you'd like really) and distance at about 100 (also your choice). Click OK.
6. Next Click on the Background Layer and add a new layer (by the menu or the new layer button in the layer's panel).
7. Hit the letter "g" on the keyboard. This chooses the fill button. If the paint bucket is showing click and hold on that button and choose the gradient button. From the gradient picker at the top choose a cool gradient and drag it across the new layer.
OR (and this is what I did)
Choose a gradient (any gradient). Single click on the gradient example on to the top toolbar to bring up gradient editor . Click and add about six gradient stops underneath the gradient bar in the editor. Double click on each stop and choose (with the provided eye dropper) a different color from your photo for each stop. Then change the name, where it says custom, to something you like and click new. Then click save for future use. NOW drag your new custom gradient from top left corner to bottom right (or any way you want to).
8. Next with your new gradient layer still chosen go Filter > Noise > Add Noise and set it between 10 and 50 (or anything you'd like). Click OK. Now go Filter > Blur > Motion Blur and move the angle opposite of previous blur (around 30) and click OK.
You're done, unless you want to go HOG WILD and do more fun stuff.
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Langkah praktis cara berhijab simple untuk pemula yang disajikan dengan gambar yang mudah dipahami. hijabtuts.com/tutorial-hijab/