Filed under Abstract, adobe illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, design tutorial, Graphic design, guide, How to, illustration, illustrator tutorial, lines, photoshop tutorial, Tutorial, Tutorials, vibrant by Chris Spooner
Follow this step by step tutorial to create a cool abstract lines design with awesome vibrant lighting effects. We’ll use Illustrator’s easy tools to create the vector linework then add a range of glows, colours and effects in Photoshop to finish the design with a cool grainy but luminous style. It’s difficult to describe this [...]
Continue Reading "How To Create a Grainy Abstract Lines Poster Design"Filed under Design, dribbble, guide, How to, interface, photoshop, photoshop tutorial, Portfolio, Tips, Tutorial, Tutorials, Web Design, website by Chris Spooner
Follow this step by step tutorial to create a simple single page portfolio website design that will self-update using shots from your Dribbble profile. In this first of the two part series we’ll go through the process of designing the website concept in Photoshop, before coding up the HTML and CSS next week. The portfolio [...]
Continue Reading "Build a Basic Dribbble Fed Portfolio Website (Part 1/2)"Filed under Articles, gift, guide, News by Siddharth
I needn’t remind you that Christmas is almost upon us. If you still haven’t bought gifts for your loved ones, this is the perfect time to start panicking. If your loved one is a developer though, we have an easy way out for you: pick a few …
Continue Reading "The Official 2011 Nettuts+ Holiday Gift Guide"Filed under Design, designer, guide, Web Design by Marvi Ocampo
Many companies and individuals would need the help of a web designer for their websites. Of course, they want it to look as professional as possible so that it could attract the right group of audience. They rely on web designers to make their online b…
Continue Reading "A Guide in Making a Web Design Workflow"Filed under ebook, Freelance Tips, guerrilla guide, guide, one man army, OneManArmy by Mike Smith
It’s finally here! Our second guide, One Man Army is officially up for sale. Ever since we released our first guide this book has been on the back of my mind. Over the past week or so I’ve been diving in and crafting what you see today. It’s been a labor of love and I [...]
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Filed under Coding, CSS, Design, guide, How to, HTML, interface, PHP, tags, techniques, theme, Tips, Tutorial, Tutorials, Web Design, Wordpress by Chris Spooner
If you’ve been following parts one and two of this portfolio website tutorial series you will already know how to design the concept in Photoshop and build a working demo in HTML/CSS. Now let’s take the design and convert it into a basic WordPress theme so you can easily manage and update your website through [...]
Continue Reading "How to Build a Basic Portfolio WordPress Theme"Filed under book, Books / Magazines, designer, Graphic, Graphic design, guide, Illustrator, Inspiration, Showcases, travel, Typography by Chad Engle
Travel Guides. We’ve all seen them, there’s hundreds to choose from. All with some sort of pitch for the best places to go. But, will the places be good? Will I even like them? I am basing my entire exploring experience on what ‘some guy’ in this book says… Enter: Graphic USA – An alternate [...]
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Continue Reading "Graphic USA – An alternate guide to 25 US cities"Filed under advertising, Articles, Blog, blog advertising, blogging, Business, campaign, guide by Cameron Chapman
Blog advertising can be a great source of income for many bloggers, and a great source of customers or visitors for many businesses. Some blogs claim traffic numbers close to that of many major traditional websites, and there are blogs out there for virtually any niche or subject matter.
Whether you’re a blogger who’s trying to [...]