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Welcome to a brand-new session of 'Fireworks MX with Notoroge'. The short and skinny of it
all is essentially that so many Photoshop tutorials are flooding the net constantly, and most of
them are really cool, that I figured the folks that use 'Fireworks MX' are left to woddle
on their own, not knowing where to start, or how to make the best of their software. So I've
decided to start my own strand of Fireworks MX tutorials that will show you how to do the same stuff
you can do on Photoshop, but in Fireworks. /smile.gif' border='0' style='vertical...

Fireworks Tutorial 1 Creating a fire explosion. Step 1: Firstly, you must create a new
document. I prefer to use 150x285 when creating this image. There is no real reason; apart from the
computer I use to web design is pretty old and slow when dealing with heavy graphics manipulation. I
also use a resolution of 99 pixels per inch. This may not be everyone’s taste, but I find it perfect
for clear images when working with JPG. If you are using GIF slices, then you may want to make it a
bit higher. I always use a white background. This helps with your eyes and judg...

1: Start a new image 6 by 1.5 inches 2: Press D 3: Select your paint paint fill bucket and fill
your area with black 4: Next render>Lens Flare your lens flare should look like this. 5: Next
you want distort>ripple and do this 6: Next you want to filet>pattern maker. Have your
setting as these and then click generate. 7: Next blur the lines of the images so it looks
like this. 8: Add hue/saturation if you want. Not though that a bright color may make your
blured lines visible....

Feel free to change any of the things listed. I'm not gonna limit your abilities to this. 1.
Open up Adobe Photoshop (duh) 2. File 3. Press D to reset colors 4. Filter 5. Filter 6. Filter
7. Filter 8. Press Ctrl+F 2 times 9. Press Ctrl+U 10. Check Colorize 11. Move the tabs to
whatever you like 12. Your done! It's really cool for backgrounds for sigs and stuff...

1) make a "gradient bath" just randomly place 5 to 10 thick gradients over your document. 2)
Right after that, go into Craquelure(Filter>Texture>Craquelure) and use these settings(it'll be
the same all through the tutorial) Spacing: 15 Depth: 6 Brightness: 7 3) After using Craquelure,
use Extrude(Filters>Stylize>Extrude) Settings: Squares Size: 30 Depth: 30 4) Then
Emboss(Filters>Stylize>Emboss) Settings: Angle: 135 Height: 45 Amount: 100% 5)Then Craquelure
again(same settings) 6) Make a new layer and fill it with the color of your choice, then set it&...