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Photography begins with the camera and the multitude of precise decisions that must be made with it. Making food photography look effortless isn’t easy, but here are some steps to take towards that go... - WHUZZUP! » [#Graphics #Tutorial] How to Use Light Painting in Product #Photography
To understand a little more about light painting and how it works, check out this quick tutorial about the basics of the craft! - WHUZZUP! » [#Graphics #Tutorial] How to Fake a Snowy Landscape in #Photoshop
In this tutorial, we’ll take a summery photo and spin it into a winter wonderland with Photoshop! - WHUZZUP! » [#Tutorial] Streamlining Your Business With Technology
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In today’s world where plagiarism and intellectual property theft have been on a high rise, it has become more than important to copyright everything that one does. - WHUZZUP! » [#Design] Master #CSS Flexbox in 5 Simple Steps
CSS flexbox is an incredibly useful tool for layout without using floats or positioning. Currently almost all current browser version support flexbox, making it a go-to standard for web design. It can solve a number of problems efficiently, such as vertical alignment, space distribution, ordering of elements and sizing. It offers more freedom to arrange […] The post Master CSS Flexbox in 5 Simple Steps appeared first on Web Designer Wall - Design Trends and Tutorials. - WHUZZUP! » [Tutorial] Tips to Choosing the Right Video Conferencing Tool
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By Alex Schmidt Published: January 09th, 2017 - WHUZZUP! » [#CSS #Tutorial] Style Your Font Like a Neon Sign With CSS3 Animation
More and more websites are getting creative with their error pages. In this tutorial, we’ll create a 404 error page styled like a neon sign! - WHUZZUP! » [#Design] Duo Layout With #CSS3 Animations & Transitions (Pt. 2)
Last week I demonstrated how to build a split-screen website layout using CSS flexbox and viewport units that offers an alternative way to present a brand’s featured content. Clicking on one side or the other navigates further into the site without a page load, using CSS transitions and 3d transforms. This week, I’ll show you […] The post Tutorial: Duo Layout With CSS3 Animations & Transitions (Pt. 2) appeared first on Web Designer Wall - Design Trends and Tutorials. - WHUZZUP! » [#Tutorial] Create a Film Noir Style Poster in #Photoshop
Film Noir and detective films have sharp angles and make great use of light. You can create this iconic look yourself with the adjustment layers, blend modes, and the smudge tool in Photoshop! - WHUZZUP! » [#Tutorial] How to Use the Dodge and Burn Tools in Photoshop
In this tutorial, we’ll show you all the techniques needed to effectively lighten and darken photos for retouching or manipulation. - WHUZZUP! » [#CSS #Tutorial] Style Your Font Like a Neon Sign With CSS3 Animation
More and more websites are getting creative with their error pages. In this tutorial, we’ll create a 404 error page styled like a neon sign! - WHUZZUP! » [#Design #Tutorial]: Trendy Splitscreen Layout w/ CSS3 Animations (Pt 1)
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(TrendHunter.com) Most people spend a significant portion of their day online, and so the 2016 Internet trends have unsurprisingly been extremely diverse in their scope. Some of the more prominent patterns that can... - WHUZZUP! » [Web Design] From Paper to PDF: Vectorizing Hand-Drawn Artwork with Photoshop and Illustrator
Every so often, we get to collaborate on a book cover or an identity program, and have way too much fun. Despite our similar tastes and sensibilities, we live in separate design worlds... - WHUZZUP! » [#Tutorial] Creating a Caricature in #Photoshop
Cartoonish and silly caricatures are a lot of fun to create and admire! You can make your own caricatures with Photoshop’s distortion and editing tools. - WHUZZUP! » [Graphics #Tutorial] How to Remove Shadows in #Photoshop
There are a number of ways to make pesky shadows disappear in Photoshop. We’ll teach you a few of them in this tutorial! - WHUZZUP! » Creating a Pop Out Effect with #Photoshop and #InDesign
At the 2016 InDesign Conference in Washington, D.C., Nigel French reminded me of a classic layout effect where an image pops out of its frame to interact with other page elements. It’s simple, effective, and can be used in all kinds of situations to add some “pop” to a page. Begin in Photoshop, by creating a new layer for the part of the image you want to pop out of the frame. Silhouette that part of the image using whatever technique you like. In some cases, you don’t have to be very fussy since the rest of the image will be cropped using the frame in InDesign. In this example, the surface of the water will never show in the silhouetted version of the image, so I don’t care that’s not masked correctly. But I did want to preserve the drops of water coming off the whale’s tail. Save the layered Photoshop image with just the silhouetted layer visible, and place the image into InDesign. Copy the image and paste it in place, so you have two stacked copies. Select the top copy and choose Object > Object Layer Options. In the dialog box, turn on the visibility of the background layer. With the Selection [...] The post Creating a Pop Out Effect with Photoshop and InDesign appeared first on CreativePro.com.