New Photoshop Tutorials

This is a class that extracts the rss data from vi.sualize.us servers and gets the images to display them. I do this every time someone visits the page.

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Use ajax to create a cacheing system

In this tutorial you will learn how to use the checkbox component in Actionscript 3.0.

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Checkbox component in Actionscript 3

In this tutorial, you will learn how to make a realistic bolt of lightning in Photoshop CS3.

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How to Create Lightning in Photoshop

I’ve previously posted about minifying Javascript using a PHP port of Douglas Crockford’s JSMin Javascript minifier but learned today of the YUI Compressor which does an even better job of minifying by replacing local symbols with 1 letter symbol names and other optimizations. It is also able to compress CSS files.

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Minify Javascript and CSS with YUI Compressor

In this tutorial we will be creating a mouse/shooting game of intermediate difficulty. Basic OOP concepts will be explained as well as some higher-level coding techniques

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AS3 game tutorial

In this series of 14 free videos, we use various polygon tools to model a piece of furniture.

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Modeling: Restaurant Chair

I am going to show you how I drew a Grim Reaper and how you can go about doing it too. The Grim Reaper has been used in many comics and cartoons like family guy and south park many times

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Drawing a grim reaper

In this tutorial I will show you how to add new functions to the DSlider (jQuery content slider), created in a previous video. First we will clean up the javascript file, then add a timer that will automaticly animate after a specified time, and finally we’ll make it controllable by the left and right arrow keys

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Expanding DSlider (jQuery content slider)

Use some easy photo manipulation skills to make a surreal landscape scene.

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Simple Surreal Landscape

The trippy new dekePod episode, “Singing in the Droplets,” is oddly entertaining and yes, actually useful.

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Deke McClelland Sings the Photoshop Droplets Song