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This tutorial will explain how to create an effect involving gigantic twisters (as seen in the film, "The Day After Tomorrow"), and a dissolve effect that goes along with it. You will learn to take a normal city on a nice day and turn it into a havoc and wreaked scene with terrible storms and dest
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In this tutorial, I will show the processes involved in designing and creating this really cool, Geometric Shaped Typography with Grungy Background in Photoshop. This is a simple tutorial yet the effect looks awesome, have a try! Along the way, I will also give you some tricks that you can use fo
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Joomla Template - Simple Shop - 7 MB Template - Modules - PNG Sources ==NO MIRRORS PLEASE==
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JOOMLA TEMPLATE PLAZZA - MYSTORE - 18 MB - QUICKSTART - PSD - MODULES - THEMES Live Demo Download-2 Download-3
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Joomla Templates - YooTheme - Flux - 7 MB* Built with the new Warp template framework * New muti-column dropdown menu with fancy effect * Nice text shadow for headlines, modules and menu * Lots of modules with color variations, endless combinations with icons and badges possible * 2-1-3 colu
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This is a simple plugin that turns properly formatted HTML forms into forms with in-field label support. Labels fade when the field is focussed and disappear when text entry begins. Clearing a field and leaving brings back the label. See Demo Use HTML: <p> <label for="field_id"&g
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Drawing the Glass Shape Open a new document, any size, RGB mode. Take the Pen tool and draw the shape that you see in the image below or just draw half of it and then reflect it to be symmetrical, like I did. Fill it with the linear gradient shown. Colors are: (230,230,230) or 10% black; white (2
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Final result: Step 1: Drawing the hull Create a blank document, standard maximum icon size is 512 by 512 pixels (for Leopard). Create a vertical guide down the middle and draw the right half of the hull’s profile with the Pen Tool (P): Copy (Ctrl+C) and paste in front (Ctrl+F) the path. F
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