MangoOrange™

Ha, my second attempt at designing using Photoshop. Love this tutorial. It looks so professionally done. See it to believe it.

written by mangoorange \\ tags: background, Photoshop, typographic

I have always been programming and did minimal photoshopping effects in designing. It's time for me to further expand my design skill. The first skill I've learn today is the Page Curl effect from Veerle's blog, after being inspired by the article published by Usability Post. It's a very good effects for web designing.

written by mangoorange \\ tags: page curl, Photoshop

Have you ever encounter a situation where after you have done with your art work on Photoshop, you tried saving by clicking "Save As" but there isn't any option for JPEG?

I did and thankfully, I found the answer. Just make sure your file is saved as 8bits/channel under the Image > Mode. Simple.

written by mangoorange

Many of us love to take photos. However, some of us didn't have the luxury of DSLR and expensive software to assist us in fixing the overexpose photos. For some, they aren't that photo friendly like the lady below. She looks great naturally but the camera expose too much of her skin details.

Not to worry, I found a nice, sexy tutorials to make your photo victims look like a model. Check out the sample below.

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The tutorial can be found at this link.

written by mangoorange

I know I'm a little late in this, but I just want to share with those who didn't know about the video tutorials for Adobe CS3. It's really cool. Just for your information, Adobe just release their CS3 trial version for everyone to download and give it a try

written by mangoorange