Videos in category Graphics

Do you find the iTunes Coverflow style to be of extreme sexiness? Would you like to mimic it in your own projects and designs? This is the video for you! In this video we will run through Photoshop quickly demonstrating how to convert a lousy 2D image into a fancy-schmancy iTunes-style image with perspective.

Summary This talk will outline some of the foundations of domain-driven design: How models are chosen and evaluated; How multiple models coexist;How the patterns help avoid the common pitfalls, such as overly interconnected models; How developers and domain experts together in a DDD team engage in deeper exploration of their problem domain and make that understanding tangible as a practical sof...

In this week's episode we take a look at how to solve that pesky little problem of never knowing the right keyboard shortcut when it matters most! Hidden inside the Photoshop UI is a great feature that allows you to create your own stylized keyboard shortcut reference chart to display as you see fit!

Photoshop has a great feature called "actions" that will simplify your life if you have a large amount of redundant work to do on multiple images. This video is part of the Photoshop Actions series.

Photoshop has a great feature called "actions" that will simplify your life if you have a large amount of redundant work to do on multiple images. This video is part of the Photoshop Actions series.

Designing your own blog, or just want to setup a web page with multiple columns? The three column layout model has become arguably one of the most popular layout options for designers. In this video, we will cover the basics of setting up your own layout using pure css, and staying around from classical errors like table-based options.

Break out of the standard model of complicated single graphic headers, and take advantage of css, and transparency! In this video, we'll cover how to create headers that you can build, and rebuild time and time ago with ease! Not only that, but they degrade gracefully in all browsers!

After a VERY long absence, Photoshop Quicktips is back! In this week's episode we take a look at how to realistically blend a subject into a new background using a very simple yet effective technique. This tips is really cool and requires very little effort at all.

In This episode we take a look at a very simple way of blending an image into another background using the Blend If Sliders inside the blending options of Photoshop.This is a great technique for silhouetting simple objects onto new backgrounds as well as dropping the white backdrop from scanned line-art.

Tired of screwing with messy javascript and multiple images to get a rollover effect? CSS offers a light-weight solution that requires only a single line of HTML, and a few lines of CSS.