i cant see any pictures

gee...
i just realized that photoshop imageready has tweening capability.
cool!
previously, i always made the animation manually. frame by frame.
well, now i know there's a tweening tool to help us.
thanks.

i cant see any picture of this tutorial

what's wrong?

good tutorial. thanks!
it gives us idea on cool effects.
thanks once again.

i'm not a game fan anymore at the moment.
back to early 90's, prince of persia is the best game.
it's kind of action adventure game. the goal is to save our princess who's captured by wicked vizier.
at that time, the smoothness of the animation (the character's movement) of this game was amazing.

I like how you have the little pop-ups that show the avatar and follow the mouse, what kind of programming do you use to make something like that? very good on the contrary, i found that this "popup" is a little annoying. :D (sorry, i dont mean to be rude) it blocks our view cos the size is too big...

nice design.
the hardest part in building a website is designing the layout. other tasks (coding, database, security, etc) is relatively simpler.

which "white" are you referring to?
the yellow-colored of the t-shirt, or the white background around the t-shirt?

does anybody have an archive of this tutorial (complete with the images)?
if somebody does, would you please share it again here?

bryanr72 wrote:I learned how to add glitter to a graphic! yea

whoaa..!!
i love those glittering effect! it's cool.
and what a great idea is that.

oops, forgot one thing. sorry.

for the coloring job, you should read a tutorial by melissa clifton.
Pop Art Inspired by Lichtenstein (http://www.melissaclifton.com/tutorial-popart2.html)

as far as i know, you dont need to select the frames to save them as animated gif. just select menu "file :: save optimized as...". and please remember that not all image editors / image viewers can display animated gif. in this case, they just simply show the first frame of the image. the simplest ...

yup, it's a good method!

if you want to use the method mentioned by isick and tombothetominator, melissa clifton has a good tutorial on it.
Pop Art Inspired by Lichtenstein (http://www.melissaclifton.com/tutorial-popart2.html)

My Favorite tut: http://www.melissaclifton.com/tutorial-pentool.html yup! that's an excellent tutorial indeed. i read the tutorial, and use the technique described there ever since. for me, the pen tool technique is the best way to separate an object from its surroundings. combine i...

Is there anyway to make a picture look cartoony? Like i have a picture of myself, how can i make it look more like a cartoon? can i do it with photoshop 9 or do i need a plugin? if so where can i get it from? Thanks I got adobe photoshop 9.0 you mean, like the cartoon-style pictures shown in http:/...