Forgot to tell you guys...the tutorial section has the tutorials invisible when you first submit
one...you'll have to wait for a moderator to approve first. Bad or already done tutorials will
be removed. It's the same as the other tutorials section, basically. So if your tutorial
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Okay, the first part of sig brushing is figuring out which to use. Let's go over some of the
types, and I'll show some examples of each. Excuse me if it's not the greatest tutorial in
the world...I was tired and got bored and rushed it a bit. Abstract -- Abstract is pointed out by
3d shapes or by triangular-ish shapes. It's kind of hard to explain, but you should be able to
recognize it if you see it, although some brush designers have different ideas of abstract.
Basically, abstract brushes are useful in tech sigs. Fractal -- Fractal brushes are...

How to Create a Sharpen/Smudge Sig Saint-Michael Style Step 1. Open Adobe PhotoShop(wow your
good already) Step 2. Open a New Document. (my size 300x120) Step 3. Grab a render that
has alot of detail design to it in which you want to smudge and sharpen and resize it to fit the
document the best way you want. (using prince of persia) Step 4. press ctrl+j to make a copy
of your locked layer and then delete the locked layer. Step 5. Make Several Copies of your
render and place them all over the background to make sure it is covered and then using a ...

1: Also since this is a graphics tutorial datebase we require that you provide some sort of images
used in your tutorial so anyone reading a tutorial on our forums will have a better idea on how its
done. and keep the questions down to a minimum to like emergancy type questions and comments as
well. Mods before accepting a gfx tutorial make sure it has some sort of image on it that can
include thumbnails, links to the image or the actual image its self. 2: In your topic title
make sure you say what program you are using IE Paint shop pro, adobe photoshop or gimp...

Okay guys, to hold you over until I EVENTUALLY get off my lazy butt and...well, actually, I'd
still be on my lazy butt, but whatever. Until I "get off" my lazy butt and do those tutorials I said
I would, here's like a mini-tutorial as like a teaser or whatever. It's basically just
general tips and resources... Tips (In no particular order): Don't use colored brushes.
Don't use Hue/Saturation. Always add a brightness contrast layer and up the contrast. Always use
color balance layers to color. Rarely leave text a flat color. Usually it's best...

Okay guys, after forever and a day of putting these tutorials off, I finally got around to making
part one of my tutorial series, to show you how to effectively color your sigs, and multicolor as
well. One result will look like the very last image in the tutorial. So, without further ado,
let's get down to business. STEP 1: Open a new sig (I used 400x150 pixels) and fill the
background with black. Then brush up your sig (this will be in a future tutorial) with white and add
a brightness/contrast layer (from the layer-->new adjustment layer menu, or the blac...

I found 2 sites with really good tutorials here they are: www.good-tutorials.com www.zymic.com...

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