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posted by modernfan

In case you don't have Photoshop, you can download it link

Now that you have Photoshop, we can get started.
First you need to click File--->New---> width 800, height 100 pixels. Then you click Ok and you have a background.

Now you click File--->Open and you select a litrato you want to open. Then you crop and resize it. I usually choose 110 or 120 height. Now right click on little window and ilipat to new window. Now your image is in new window and you need to drag it to your banner. Then you use a little palaso from the panel on the left and ilipat your image where you want it.

You do...

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Photoshop: What's a PNG and how to use it

posted by modernfan

Peter Pan icon with a PNG

PNG is a strategically cropped layer. You can use it for your icons, banners, walang tiyak na layunin tagahanga art... You can make your own PNG or download one.
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You drag PNG files same way you do with link

Here are some PNGs, all from Deviantart:
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I didn't test all of these so sorry if some are not very good.

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Photoshop: What's a PSD and how to use it

posted by modernfan

Basically, PSD is a coloring. There are many amazing PSDs out there, which is great for people like me who are not good at coloring their stuff.
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I'm sure that a video tutorial is much better than anything l could write here.
Here are some PSDs l like, all from Deviantart:
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Photoshop: Treshold effect

posted by modernfan

This is really simple actually. Before you get started, make sure you have some textures.

Click Image ---> Adjustments ---> Treshold. ilipat a little cursor to increase/decrease visibility.

Click on your background image on the panel on the right and instead of normal choose screen,lighten or similar.

Before you do that, you need to unlock background layer. You're going to do that sa pamamagitan ng double clicking little lock on the background layer. Then add textures.

In this Elena photo, I used a link link posted to this spot.

You should have something like this.