Tutorials and Icon help

[Marieh]

found this:

http://www.worth1000.com/tutorial.asp?sid=161043&page=1 Want to try it out

More examples I really want to try the OOB effect.

http://www-us.flickr.com/photos/digikuva/303726719/

http://www-us.flickr.com/photos/serrator/279626722/

http://www-us.flickr.com/photos/serrator/256788833/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/serrator/1458...57594091393842/

[.Amy.]

I've seen a few people ask how to get a border like this:

1. Select all, and make a new layer. Pick a color, and go to Edit>Stroke. If you want a thick border, like the one I put in the about header, enter 17px, and make sure 'Center' is ticked. Click ok.

2. With your image still selected, make another new layer. Pick another color, and go to Edit>Stroke. Enter in 15 px, and click ok.

3. Your image should still be selected, if not, select it, and make another new layer. Using the same color you used for the 17px one, go to Edit>Stroke, and enter in 1px.

How do you select all?

[Cerise]

You use the Rectangular Marquee Tool

[.Amy.]

Two Header Tutoruals

#1 -

#2 -

Can be found here @ my LJ

My attempt

Amy - heres my result.

How do you do those waves at the side?

[~Rosey~]

With a brush

[.Amy.]

Which one?

[~Rosey~]

One that I downloaded. Cant remember the link.

Just try googling PS brushes

[.Cat.]

I've seen a few people ask how to get a border like this:

1. Select all, and make a new layer. Pick a color, and go to Edit>Stroke. If you want a thick border, like the one I put in the about header, enter 17px, and make sure 'Center' is ticked. Click ok.

2. With your image still selected, make another new layer. Pick another color, and go to Edit>Stroke. Enter in 15 px, and click ok.

3. Your image should still be selected, if not, select it, and make another new layer. Using the same color you used for the 17px one, go to Edit>Stroke, and enter in 1px.

How do you select all?

Ctrl + A

[~Rosey~]

Okay so...i've seen some peoples avatars and their text that they use is on a angle.

Does anyone know how to do this. I use an old version of Photoshop so i'm afraid it wont work

[Marieh]

Let me think I don't have photoshop here so bare with me .

I think it's something like Image -> something down then rotate/scew I'm sorry, I thought I remembered it