Once again I'm a bit behind with keeping my communities on lj and ij up-to-date. Then again, I went from trying to find a job to "start next week and find a flat while living in a pension/boarding house due to the 3 1/2 hour commute by train in one direction*
I didn't really do that much fandom wise... this was originally posted at the end of January on LJ.
So, I won first place in Challenge 121 of severaplums back in November and never actually got around to creating a tutorial for it since I ended up being busy with rl deadlines for university, birthdays and other family events. I haven't really been doing much of anything (outside of modding season20in20 and reading fics). We're going from to This tutorial was made with Photoshop CS5 and uses Curves, Hue/Saturation, Gradient Map, Brightness/Contrast and Flood Fill layers. ( click here for tutorial )
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This was originally made for severalplums Challenge 71 and was posted there November 2009.
We're going from to This was made with Photoshop 7 and uses several filters and a Gradient Map. ( click here for tutorial )
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So, I was invited to do another tutorial and while I was checking which number this tutorial would receive, I found two folder that didn't have a number yet... Confused I checked it out and found out that the two without a number had been posted, but two other tutorials that *had* been numbered hadn't actually been posted to my journal (and therefore weren't re-posted here). I luckily found them on severalplums so I'll just be posting them here right now.
After that you can expect two more new texture tutorials because I received mod's invitation to do one for one or both sets I submitted for Challenge 120 at severalplums and I couldn't decide which one to do :D
But onto the first tutorial I neglected to post here. This was first posted on in 2009 for Challenge 53 at severalplums:D
We're going from to using Photoshop CS3. ( go here for the tutorial )
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I won First Place over at severalplums @LJ and this is my required tutorial for the winning icon :)
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This icon was made in Photoshop CS3 and uses masks, a gradient map and levels.
( click here for tutorial )
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Apparently I'm not as up-to-date with posting things here as I'm at LJ. This goes for tutorials and 20in20 icon sets. I'll be posting them here shortly, starting with this tutorial...
I won first place last week over at severalplums @LJ and this is the tutorial for my winning icon.
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I made this icon in Photoshop CS3 (on Windows) using one filter and a Curves layer.
( click here for tutorial )
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I won Mod's Invitation over at severalplums @LJ again and did a tutorial for the icon.
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This tutorial features a gradient map and textures. The icon was made with Photoshop CS3 in 5 steps.
( click here for the tutorial )
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I won Mod's Invitation over at severalplums @ LJ and this is the tutorial I wrote for the icon.
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This icon was made in Photoshop CS3 using Levels, Selective Colouring and Brightness/Contrast Layers.
( click here for the Tutorial )
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Well, I once again won at severalplums @ LJ and this is my tutorial for the winning icon. It was actually due last weekend and was posted there at the time... I just didn't have enough time to post it elsewhere until today.
The icon was made in Photoshop CS3 and uses Levels, Curves and Brightness/Contrast layers.
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( click here for the steps )
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I won Mod's Invitation at severalplums@LJ and as per community rules, wrote a tutorial for my winning icon. I'm using Photoshop 7 and for this specific icon I used the adjustment layers Color Balance, Curves and Brightness/Contrast as well as the filter "Find Edges".
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( click here for tutorial )
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