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Don't forget to post your icon tutorials.

https://icontutorials.livejournal.com/630.html

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Don't forget to post your icon tutorials.

http://icontutorials.livejournal.com/630.html

Welcome back, and start posting! The first couple of post will be moderated, while I start messing with the tags and such. So if you post don't worry I'm on almost everyday!
~Peace

https://icontutorials.livejournal.com/373.html

Welcome back, and start posting! The first couple of post will be moderated, while I start messing with the tags and such. So if you post don't worry I'm on almost everyday!
~Peace

http://icontutorials.livejournal.com/373.html

Dear friends, as the maintainer of the community, I have to inform you that, due to the recent legal problems, I had to stop using LJ as a platform for my community. From now on, all new icons-related materials should be posted to the new community I've recently created, as for old entries, you will be able to find them there.

http://community.livejournal.com/icontutorials/435985.html

CROPPING ADVICE + ICON TUTORIAL

ICON TUTORIAL;

from; to

CROPPING ADVICE + ICON TUTORIAL

http://community.livejournal.com/icontutorials/429138.html

to

- Made in Adobe Photoshop 7
- Intermediate Level

(I'm frozen . . .)

Other Icons Made Using this Technique:

http://community.livejournal.com/icontutorials/428843.html

http://community.livejournal.com/icontutorials/435755.html

Using Photoshop create the following bright and crisp coloring:
from this:
Uses Curves, Selective Coloring and Brightness/Contrast. Not translatable, sorry.

Other examples of this coloring:


Post includes the PSD file for the one created in the tutorial as well as 4 others with similar effects.

HERE // The post will remain public for 5 days.

http://community.livejournal.com/icontutorials/435478.html

Going from this to this: . For Photoshop CS2 - not sure how translatable this is (if you get it to work in another program, let me know! :) Basic to Intermediate difficulty - but I hope I've explained things clearly enough that even a fairly new Photoshop user can figure it out :)

Sometimes I want to put the main focus of my icon way off-centre, either to leave room for text, brushwork, or textures, or just because I think it looks nicer that way. However, when you're working with screencaps, it can often be hard to find a shot with enough space left around the subject to crop it so dramatically. But! You can get around this problem by extending your background...

See how here!

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http://community.livejournal.com/icontutorials/435440.html

how to go from to
in 5 steps!

Includes: Color Balance layer
Program: Photoshop CS2

http://community.livejournal.com/icontutorials/435141.html

From to or in PSP X.

Other icons made with this tutorial:

http://community.livejournal.com/icontutorials/434868.html

It's a tutorial made of several tutorials actually:
A/ BASICS
B/ CUTTING OUT AN IMAGE WITH THE PEN TOOL

C/ DRAWING LINES / CURVES / STROKES WITH THE PEN TOOL

D/ DRAWING SHAPES WITH THE PEN TOOL


here @ petit_pixel

http://community.livejournal.com/icontutorials/434442.html

POTC Tutorial
Getting the greenish/redish color.

Going from to

here

http://community.livejournal.com/icontutorials/434311.html