This link has been bookmarked by 170 people . It was first bookmarked on 01 Dec 2008, by someone privately.
-
14 Jul 11
-
01 Nov 09
-
29 Oct 09
-
18 Oct 09
-
08 Sep 09
-
14 Feb 09
-
13 Feb 09
-
12 Feb 09
-
11 Feb 09
-
09 Feb 09
-
06 Feb 09
-
02 Feb 09
-
30 Jan 09
-
25 Jan 09
-
spacing
-
spacing
-
just rough guides and I actually just work by eye until things look right
-
Rockwell
-
earthy tones colour palette
-
warm,
-
arrow cut out of the side menu
-
dot theme.
-
can't do layer blending modes
-
merge the layers for our big panel shape into one
-
copy that into a new Photoshop document, then switch off the background laye
-
possible to place a transparent PNG on top of a transparent PNG on top of a background.
-
Picking a darker colour from the sea
-
new layer and draw in a gradient fading from the colour to transparent.
-
overlay the photo with a gradient of colours matched off the image
-
using the purples and oranges of the original image
-
gradient layer to Overlay and 70% really brightens up the sunset a
-
have the photo blend off on the sides
-
blend off into the dark colours
-
grab a 1px vertical selection
-
CTRL-T to transform it across
-
new layer and draw in a giant ellipse in the background,
-
CTRL-SHIFT-I to invert the selection and fill it with the same dark colour we used earlie
-
f 80px.
-
duplicate this layer and blur it again using a radius of 120px
-
third time with a radius of 160px
-
Gaussian Blur
-
-
21 Jan 09
-
19 Jan 09
-
16 Jan 09
-
15 Jan 09
-
13 Jan 09
-
09 Jan 09
-
08 Jan 09
-
07 Jan 09
-
05 Jan 09
-
02 Jan 09
-
31 Dec 08
-
27 Dec 08
-
24 Dec 08
-
23 Dec 08
-
17 Dec 08
-
16 Dec 08
-
15 Dec 08
-
14 Dec 08
-
13 Dec 08
-
11 Dec 08
-
10 Dec 08
-
07 Dec 08
-
05 Dec 08
-
04 Dec 08
-
03 Dec 08
-
Sarah LewisA great demonstration of how a basic layout can be tweaked into something amazing. Lots of inspiration here.
-
02 Dec 08
-
Mark BlairIt's pretty amazing how much colour and background can change the look and feel of a website. In this tutorial we're going to put together a quick, simple but effective layout and then create variations using backgrounds, photos and patterns. We'll also look at how to make seamless tiled backgrounds out of a photo, methods for ending a single photo and simple ways to create pixel patterns. In short it's a jam packed tutorial!
Would you like to comment?
Join Diigo for a free account, or sign in if you are already a member.