Special Photo

Logo

2009-03-07T17:17:00.000-08:00

Logo Old MTV

Sample Logo Joker Community

Draw and Coloring Love a RocknRoll

2009-03-07T17:00:00.000-08:00

Before give color.

After coloring

Poster Pujakesuma

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Sample Design Interrior in NIIT

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Sample Image E-book

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Logo Burger Goe-Kilz

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Poster Burger Goe-Kilz

2008-08-11T02:18:00.000-07:00

Free template constructor

2008-05-14T23:20:00.000-07:00

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Free Template Jewelry

2008-05-10T09:20:00.000-07:00

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Free Template E-commerce Shop Design

2008-05-06T03:45:00.000-07:00

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Banner

2008-05-03T00:40:00.001-07:00

Free template ecommerce web 2.0

2008-04-30T13:19:00.000-07:00

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How to Make Photo Retro

2008-04-18T00:11:00.000-07:00

This here me will give You tutorial Make Photo Retro, How?
Follow step by step y....!!!

Step 1:
The first, make your workspace new with the way click at Your menubar File + New. Or only press at your keyboard CTRL + N. So, automically new frame opened.
Name : Make Photo Retro
Preset Sizes : 800 x 600
width : 800 pixel
height : 600 pixel
Resolution: 72 pixel/inch
Mode : RGB Color
Contents: White

So, automically workspace will opened with frame name Make Photo Retro.

Step 2:
Next, make new layers at your pallete with choose Layer + New + Layer, or only press your keyboard together with CTRL + SHIFT + N. Latter will out frame New layer for setting place. Change name layer1 with black, click ok. So, automically new layer has been created.
Name: Black
Color : None
Mode : Normal
Opacity : 100 %
So, automically new layers has been created at your pallete with layer name is black.
see, layers will like this.

Step 3:
set layer your black with color black, with choose at your toolbox Paint Bucket Tool that there buttom Gradient Tool or only press at your keyboard G. give layer black with color black at foreground color and set color black to layer black with only press your keyboard ALT + DEL. So, automically layer black will to be black.
like this.

Step 4:
get image that me gived for you. image with name Photo.gif and open photo.gif to your photoshop. Don't forget photo.gif still in format gif, so change format .gif to RGB Color. With choose at your menubar IMAGE + MODE + RGB Color. After that drag Photo.gif to workspace Make Photo Retro with press SHIFF your keyboard.
see, position image like this.

image will like this.

Step 5:
Choose at your toolbox Custom Shape Tool that there at buttom Rectangle Tool or only press your keyboard U. When you click Custom Shape Tool, see at your option bar, there name shape. Choose shape Flower 7, using scale or CTRL + T for zomm shape y.

see, image will like this..!!

Step 6:
here, I will make new layer 1 like Poster. With choose at your menubar
Filter + Artistic + Poster Edges. Smalling zoom to be 33% with click symbol -. Set value y.
Edge Thickness : 9
Edge Intensity : 4
Posterization : 2
After that click ok, so will like this.

set value y!

image like this..!!

Step 7:
Choose at your menubar Filter + Artistic + cotout. make zoom to be 33% with symbol -. set this value.
No. of Levels : 8
Edge Simplicity : 3
Edge Fidelity : 2

see this...!!

setting this value...!!

result will like this....!!

Finished and Good Luck for you...!!

How to Make Water Effect

2008-04-15T11:49:00.000-07:00

How to Make Water Effect?
This here me will give You tutorial Make Water Effect, How?
Follow step by step y....!!!

Step1.

Name : Make Water Effect
Preset Sizes : 350 x 350
Width : 350 pixel
Height : 350 pixel
Resolution : 72 pixel/inch
Mode : RGB Color
Contents : White, only ok. So will automically open workspace with name Make Water Effect, with have background white.

Step 2.

Press at your keyboard D, usually by default color black and white

Step 3.

Choose at your menubar Filter + Render + Clouds, so automically color will be change.
So,will Like this.

Step 4.

Choose at your menubar Filter + Blur + Radial Blur, so will out frame Radial Blur.
set value that me give for you.
Amount : 9
Blur method : Spin
Quality : Good

so, will like this

Step 5.

Choose at your menubar Filter + Blur + Gaussian Blur. So, will out frame Gaussian Blur. where the later place for setting value. set value that give me for you.
Radius : 2 pixel

Step 6.

Choose at your menubar Filter + Skecth + Bas Relief. So, will out frame Bas Relief. Where the later place for setting value. set value that give me for you.
Detail : 15
Smoothness : 2

So, will happend change like this

Step 7.

Choose at your menubar Filter + Sketch + Chrome. So will our frame Chrome. Where the later place for setting value. set value get give me for you.
Detail : 4
Smoothness: 5, and just klick ok.
So, will be like this

Step 8.

Choose at your menubar Image + Adjustments + Channel Mixer. So, will out frame Channel Mixer. Where the later place for setting value. set value get give me for you.
Red: -32
Green: 210
Blue: -145

so, will be like this..!!

Step 9.

Choose at your menubar Image + Adjustment + Hue/Saturation. So, will out frame Hue/Saturation. Where the later place for setting value. set value get give me for you.
Hue : 11
Saturation : 27.
Lightness : -9

so, automically will like this the result.

Finished and good luck try this tutorial Make Water Effect

Free Design Template Web 2.O

2008-04-12T09:22:00.000-07:00

Web 2.0 is a term describing a trend in the use of World Wide Web technology and web design that aims to enhance creativity, information sharing, and, most notably, collaboration among users. These concepts have led to the development and evolution of web-based communities and hosted services, such as social-networking sites, wikis, blogs, and folksonomies.
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Guide Your to Designing InDesign a Templates

2008-04-12T02:09:00.000-07:00

Gabriel Powell walks through each step in the InDesign template design process, helping you to forge a path toward the successful completion of any template.

Once you understand the concept of InDesign templates and the principles of their design, it’s time to learn the steps involved in designing a template. For your template to be successful, it must follow a clear path of development. Although this process can be rigorous, the payoff is well worth the time and effort.

Much like designing anything else, designing a template is a process:
1. Establish the project’s objectives.
2. Develop a preliminary mockup layout.
3. Construct the actual template.
4. Thoroughly test to ensure that everything functions as anticipated.
5. Implement the template into a live production workflow.

Let’s look at the steps in more detail.

Step 1: Define Your Objectives

They key to successful template design is starting with a clearly defined set of objectives. Before constructing any template, you must step back and gather as much information as possible that will influence the choices made during the template’s construction. After you’ve outlined the project’s objectives, the template can be constructed optimally to serve its intended purpose, and the subsequent phases in the design process should run smoothly. Even just a few hours of planning can save weeks of development time.

Three essential requirements need to be taken into consideration:
1. Design requirements
2. Workflow requirements
3. Printing requirements

Design Requirements

You need to understand intimately the design of the publication for which you’re constructing a template. If the design is still a work in progress, it’s better to wait until it has been approved before constructing the template, or you’ll waste valuable time and effort. The more specific the definition of the design, the more directed your efforts can be at designing a complete template.

When gathering design requirements, start with the obvious. Look at the overall page format and determine its dimensions, orientation, and arrangement (single page or spreads). Notice how the margins and columns are set up across different layout variations. Then move on to identify the textual content and ascertain the formatting applied to each element, including the typeface, size, leading, color, word spacing, and so on. Identify all the graphical content, including illustrations, images, charts, and tables. Determine the formatting applied to each one and establish rules for cropping, scaling, and positioning. If the publication contains advertisements, note all the possible sizes and arrangements.

Look for other special design requirements to be considered. Does the publication call for a table of contents or index? Is the publication printed in multiple languages? If so, what elements of the design change from one language version to the next?

Identify any other information that influences or limits your layout choices. Must the template be flexible enough to allow for different design options? Or should the template impose more structure?

Overall, you need to gain a sense of what’s required to produce each element in the publication. Each publication is unique, so be sure to account for everything.

Workflow Requirements

Anything that affects the sequence of assembly is a workflow requirement. Gather any special requirements that have an effect on the way the template is constructed. Although it’s impossible to predict every situation, here’s a list of some common factors to consider:
1.In what order will the various design elements be produced? The answer to this question helps you organize the template effectively, making it easier to produce the publication for which the template is designed. For example, by knowing the order in which stylesheets will be applied, you can optimize their organization by placing frequently used styles toward the top of the list and collecting them into style groups. The same goes for setting up master pages, object libraries, and color swatches. Name and organize them in a way that makes them easier to locate as you need them.

2.Are multiple designers producing the publication? If so, you might need to break up the publication into separate InDesign documents and create a book file to collect the documents together and keep the page numbers, stylesheets, swatches, master pages, and other items in sync. It’s also necessary to create a book file when producing long documents, such as books and catalogs.

3.Are other designers using an older version of InDesign? If so, you’re restricted by the tools you use, since you’ll need to utilize tools that are compatible with the older version. Tools such as InDesign CS3’s new transparency effects, table and cell styles, frame fitting options, and text variables are not compatible with InDesign CS2.

4.Must some elements be produced with Photoshop or Illustrator? If so, consider the use of native file formats, which have many benefits that other file formats don’t offer. All the layer information is preserved, so you can control the visibility of individual layers within InDesign. Transparency is preserved, so you can import a graphic without first having to flatten it. It’s also easier to edit a graphic and quickly update the modified link.

5.Does the publication utilize transparency effects? If the publication uses drop shadows, gradient feathers, or other transparency effects, you’ll need to be aware of the effect(s) when constructing the template, to make sure that the final document will be flattened properly when printing. For example, because type can interact with transparent objects in unexpected ways, it’s common practice to create an extra layer for textual elements, located above all the layers containing transparent objects and effects.

6.Is the publication printed in multiple languages? When a document uses more than one language, you might set up different paragraph and character styles with language-specific settings and the appropriate language dictionary for each language. Also, consider using layers to separate the different language content, which facilitates production and printing.

7.Will the publication be automated with Data Merge, XML, or another technology? Templates that employ an automated solution have special setup requirements. It’s important to know well in advance whether your publication will be automated.

8.Will the final content be repurposed for use in another form, such as on a web site or mobile device? If so, consider using InDesign’s XML tools in your template solution. Or if you plan to export the final content directly to an XHTML document, you’ll need to set up the template carefully to ensure optimal export results.

Printing Requirements

A publication’s printing requirements have a big effect on the decisions made during the template construction process. Knowing this information ahead of time allows you to significantly minimize or totally eliminate possible printing problems down the road. Talk with your print service provider about anything on which you need clarification. To get started, take the following common requirements into account:

1.Color. Does the publication call for spot colors, process colors, or both? Don’t use spot colors in the template if the publication doesn’t use them. Although this seems obvious, you’ll be surprised how often a spot color sneaks its way into a document.

If the publication is intended for RGB output only, such as a PDF download from a web site, create RGB swatches and remove CMYK swatches from the Swatches panel. It’s also a good idea to specify the Document RGB color space in the template so that colors of transparent objects are properly blended. Choose Edit > Transparency Blend Space > Document RGB.

If the publication will be printed in grayscale, your job is even easier. Just make sure that any images and graphics you’ll be importing are in grayscale format so the printing process can be accelerated.

2.Color management. Will the template be used in a specific color-managed workflow? If so, make sure that the template’s color management settings are configured properly.

3.Fonts. Determine which fonts the publication uses. Make sure that there are no problems with the font files, such as incomplete PostScript fonts or protected fonts, which have license restrictions and cannot be embedded in PDF or EPS files. Also, make sure that the fonts are properly licensed, installed, and activated.

4.Bleed. Do images print to the edge of the page? If so, you’ll need to specify the appropriate bleed settings in your template.

4.Resolution. Consider the medium of final distribution, and determine the appropriate resolution for all the images that will be imported. Commercial printing requires a resolution within the range of 150 ppi to 300 ppi, depending on the press and screen frequency being used. Desktop printing requires a resolution within the range of 72 ppi to 150 ppi.

Adventures Of Using Photoshop

2008-04-12T01:58:00.000-07:00

If you don't have Adobe Photoshop, most other comprehensive graphics suites will do (ie. PaintShop Pro). Sorry folks, MS Paint doesn't cut it...

Note: I'll be using Photoshop CS, but older versions of Photoshop are just fine.

The first thing we need is a canvas on which you'll create your masterpiece. Click File -> New (shortcut: ctrl+n). You can ignore most of the settings save for the width, height and background fields. Enter 400 for width and height and ensure that "transparent" is selected as your background. Click "OK" and you're ready to begin.

Don't Panic: You will see a checkerboard pattern on your canvas. This is Photoshop's way of showing transparency.

The area highlighted in red is the tool bar. I will go through each tool in detail in subsequent tutorials.

The area in green is your canvas. This is where your graphics will be created.

The area highlighted in blue are the Palette windows. These are the keys to unlocking some of Photoshop's most powerful and innovative features.

I encourage you to play around with the various tools just to get your feet wet. Accidental discovery is a great way to learn the intricacies of Photoshop. See you next month!

Happy with Photoshop in Blend it like Beckham

2008-04-12T01:52:00.000-07:00

Layer blend modes are a powerful, but often overlooked, feature of Photoshop. This month we're going to use layer blend modes to correct under or over exposures in your digital photograph collection....

We'll begin with overexposures. The first thing you need to do is duplicate the layer that holds your overexposed photograph. To do this, right click on the layer and chose "Duplicate Layer" from the drop down menu.

You should now have two instances of your photograph. Choose the topmost layer and switch the blending mode to 'Multiply' (located at the top of the layers palette). If you like you results, you are done!
If your photo is still a little light, keep duplicating the topmost layer until you are satisfied; however, if the picture is too dark now, lower the opacity of the top layer until you get the desired color saturation. For the image below, I used two duplicates with the second duplicate set to 15% opacity.

Make your website fit different screen in resolutions

2008-04-12T01:38:00.001-07:00

Common Question

One of the most common questions I'm asked on the Pegaweb forums is "How can I make my site look the same on different screen resolutions?"

The simple answer is—you can't. There are no snippets of code or special settings that allow your images to stay the same size, relative to the screen (without making your images look really bad.) You just have to design your website to look good on any screen resolution, even though it will look different.

Design for 800x600 Users

It's still the case that the majority of people use 800x600 resolution, but it's now only just more than the number who use 1024x768 resolution. The number of people using 640x480 resolution has dropped so low now that they're not worth worrying about. Those people will be very used to using their horizontal scroll bar, so they won't be too irked by your site being too wide for their screen.

Make your images no more than 779 pixels wide. This allows space for the scroll bar and borders on an 800x600 screen.

Fixed-Width Pages

The easiest and most common option is to design your page at a set width. You set the width of your main table to 779 pixels, and put everything inside that (remember to set all the page margins to 0.) If the user is viewing the page at 1024x768 resolution or higher, there will be white space at the right of the screen, but that's okay. Everything will just look a bit smaller to them.

Slivers

A "sliver" as I call it, is a thin piece of your image that you can repeat endlessly to fill up space, so that your web page fills up the whole width of the screen.

To make a sliver, just take a one-pixel vertical slice of your image, and save it separately. If your image is a photo, or other complex image, you may have to take a wider slice, and edit it to make the ends match up. (With some images this won't work at all.)

Make a table, of width 100%. Put your main image in the table, and set your sliver as the background image for the table. It will then repeat itself as many times as is needed to fill up the table—and the table will be as wide as the screen.

Logo MyNurComp

2008-03-27T23:27:00.001-07:00

Special Photo

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Design Banner Plato

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Samsung

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Bank Mandiri

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Indosat

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Telkomsel

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Design Poster

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Design Banner Website

2008-03-19T13:26:00.000-07:00

Design ID Card

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Plato

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Garuda Indonesia

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Toba Camp

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Design Graphic

2008-03-19T04:32:00.000-07:00

Free Design Template

2008-03-19T04:25:00.000-07:00

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MyPortpolio Photoshop

2008-03-19T03:36:00.002-07:00

This is MyLogo

Make Efect Clouds

2008-02-23T07:32:00.001-08:00

do you ever make Effect Clouds??
If not, I will give you tip trik make Effect Clouds.....!!
So, see step by step y!

Step 1. Make before Workspace, with
      - width = 550 pixel
      - Height = 250 pixel
      - Resoulution = 72
      - Mode = RGB Color,
So, we workspace background will to be white.

Step 2. Choose at Manu your bar at Layer + New + Layers or CTRL + SHIFT + N.
So, will output like this...!!
For: -color = white
        -mode = Normal
        -Opacity = 100

Ste 3. Use in the same layers background, change background color y color to be black
        - Press at your keyboard ALT + DEL, so will automically your background color to be
           black.
like background this here....!!

Step 4. Choose at your menu bar, filter + rander + Difference Clouds
so, background color will like this....!!

background will like this....!!

Step 4. Choose at your menu bar, Image + Adjustments + Invert
or press at your keyboard CTRL + I.
So, automically your background color will be like this....!!

Step 5. Choose at your menu bar, Image + Adjustments + Levels
         - make channel ya jadi RGB
         - input Levels = 55 0.60 153
         - or press your keyboard CTRL + L
so, automically your background color to be like this......!!

If, your background color not like this. Repeat again from step by step y.....!!
---------------Finish and Good Luck For You------------------------

Make Effect Tsunami

2008-02-23T06:01:00.000-08:00

Do you ever see effect like this??
Here I will make Effect Tsunami....!!
The Follow this step by step ?

Step 1.
1. Make workspace before, with specification y

      - make rename workspace to be Effect Tsunami
      - preset size y to be Custom
      - Width = 800 Pixel
      - Height= 600 Pixel
      - Resolution = 72 pixel/inch
      - Mode = RGB Color
      - Contents ya = White

and ok. So, image will like this be..!

Step2.
after that don't forget, make new layers with name layer 1. Make Background color be black, enough with press at your keyboard ALT + DEL.
So, will be automically image will to be black,  image will like this be y..!

Step 3.
Choose at menu your bar Filter + Render + Lens flare
     - For Brightness y 100 %
     - For Lens type y choose 50-30mmzoom
     - and this doing with repeat until 5 multiply

so, image y will like this..!

Step 4.
Choose at Menu your bar filter + sketch + chrome
     - For Detail     = 2
     - Smoothness = 7

Step 5.
Choose at Menu your bar Image + Adjustment + Hue+Saturation or
press at your keyboard CTRL + U
     - Cheklist Colorize
     - Hue = 247 Saturation = 81 Ligtness = -2
and if finish press Ok.

So, image will like this be bos..!

If image not like this, try repeat again from step 1 until step 5.

------------------------ Finish-------------------------------

Make Effect Like Paint Wood....!!

2008-02-06T00:03:00.000-08:00

Want make fhoto like this.....?
Please, see step by step y.....!!!

So, We here go

Step 1. You Choose Image/Adjustments/Desaturate (Shift + Ctrl + U)

That will Change it to gray

Step 2. Create a new Adjustments Layer and choose Levels

Now, create the rain for this picture.

Step 3. Create a new layer and change its name to "rain"

Step 4. Choose Edit/Fill (Shift + F5)

and that We change

So, the rain layer will be gray.

Step 5. Now, choose Filter/Noise/Add Noise

And Change Amount: 12, choose Gaussian for Distribution and check to Monochromatic

Step 6. Next, choose Filter/Blur/Motion Blur

and now Change Angle to 90 and Distance to 999, it will be

Step 7. Choose Edit/Transform/Skew

and change like that by drag the top right point to the right and the bottom left point to the left

it will be

Step 8. Change rain layer mode to Vivid Light

It will be

Step 9. For more contrast, choose Image/Adjustments/Levels

and make it more contrast

and make levels ya 87 0.45 171

Step 10. This step, we will clean some lines that we don't want

Choose Eraser Tool

And begin to erase some lines on their face.....

And Finish editing fhoto
Result