Bitmap textures are digital images representing a surface, a material or a pattern.
Textures can be built as a large image, so as to fill the complete destination area without repeating the image with visible seams. Also bitmap textures can be created to be used as repetitive patterns to fill an infinite area. The borders of these patterns or small textures should be treated to give a seamless appearance when applied to an image, unless, of course, the seam is something to be shown.
When designed for print, textures should be created in high-resolution in order to achieve good results in the final print.
On the other side, if these textures are meant to be used in multimedia, 3d animation or web design, they should be created in a maximum resolution that equals the one of the final display (Tv, computer monitor, movie projector, etc.).
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Working with textures
We are going to practice texturing objects using Photoshop CS. You know a lot is done by texture in digital world. Mastering the texture will save you a lot of time painting bumps and cracks. Author: http://www.eyesontutorials.com | Visits: 423 |
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Vintage fantasy map of your area
A cool and simple tutorial showing how to turn a map from google or yahoo into a vintage style version. Author: Stefan | Visits: 1063 |
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Falling Matrix Code Effect
Watched the Matrix? Love their falling codes? but don't know how to replicate it on your work? Here is a newbie's guide in adding a similar effect under 1 minute of work. Author: tu-torial.com | Visits: 1611 |
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Metallic Styles in Photoshop
In this tutorial we're going to create a metallic effect using layer styles and gradients that you can apply to different objects. We'll put it on a nice background and create a style for lettering that makes it look like it's embedded into the metal. You can download the sample PSD file from the link at the bottom of the tutorial if you'd like to simply copy+paste the layer styles. Author: psdtuts | Visits: 1503 |
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Hazardous Red Background
This tutorial is about making a textured red background and using Photoshop's shape tool to add a design element. You can download the sample PSD file from the link at the bottom of the tutorial Author: psdtuts | Visits: 1345 |
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Making a Print-Ready Business Card Using Only Photoshop
In this tutorial we are going to design up a simple business card in Photoshop and get it ready for print with crop marks and bleed. Normally you'd do some of this with a tool like InDesign but it is in fact possible to get by with just our trusty old Photoshop. Author: psdtuts | Visits: 1254 |
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Creating A Cool 3D Web Design Effect
In this tutorial I will show you some very easy techniques, using gradients and layer styles, that we can use to produce nice subtle 3D effects in our web designs. Author: psdtuts | Visits: 939 |
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Add water drops on a picture
The following simple steps will teach you how to make an image look as if someone had splashed it with water. In order to do this you will use a series of filters, layers, as well as other minor adjustments to create your drop shaped objects on the image. In the end you will learn how to make them look like more realistic by adding shadows and highlights. Follow the step by step instructions for more details. Author: Photoshoponlinetutorials | Visits: 1160 |
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MSNBC Style Effect
In this tutorial I will create an effect like the one in the header of the MSNBC.com website. This effect is a reader's request tutorial. Author: psdtuts | Visits: 1172 |
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Creating realistic clouds
After following the next tutorial, you will know how to create realistic clouds. Photoshop has a filter you can use to create clouds, the cloud filter. This tool can be useful if you want to generate few fuzzy looking clouds. If you want to create clouds which look very realistic, you have to go deeper. You will still use the cloud filter in this tutorial, but only to create a cloud brush. Follow the step by step instructions for more details. Author: Photoshoponlinetutorials | Visits: 1507 |
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