You’ve Been Framed
Hello, here we are at the end of the week again. I’ve been asked a few times this week about how I feel about TipSquirrel.com being used on another site with their frame above it, so I thought [More]
The Long And Winding Road
by Janine Smith The use of the postcard first began in 1861 when a copyright was issued to one John P. Charlton of Philadelphia, Pa. The first cards, called “postal cards” or “postals”, were [More]
Making an Object Transparent
Glass tutorial by Simon Rudd In this tutorial you will learn how to make a glass object from a photo 1. First find a photo with an interesting object in it. I got this from sxc.hu Click to Enlarge [More]
Serif vs Sans Serif
The Typography Starting Point. written by: Firgs of DesignByFirgs.com A lot of beginning designers seem to skip over the typography lessons until they get further into doing actual design work. About [More]
The Week on TipSquirrel
Its been another great week at TipSquirrel, if you missed any of it, here’s a re-cap; Monday: Guest poster Andie Smith gave a great demonstration of using textures to enhance photographs. Tuesday: [More]
Masking the Facts
TipSquirrel once again welcomes award winning restorationist Janine Smith. Here, in my third and final homage to Calculations, I revisit the theme that first led to my epiphany. In his brilliant [More]
Creating a Graffiti Wall With Actions
TipSquirrel welcomes back, Simon Rudd. I had some good feedback on last weeks tutorial, especially the use of the built in actions that come with Photoshop – this week I will be showing you [More]
Using Textures in Photoshop
It’s with great pleasure that we welcome this week’s guest poster Andie Smith. Admit it…textures are hot right now!!!! They are artsy, and edgy, and just flat out awesome! They [More]
The Non Audio – Non Visual Nut Cluster
Its surprising just how long it takes to put a five minute podcast together, but due to this and the increasing amount of non TipSquirrel related work, The Nut Cluster has had to take a bit of a [More]
Its All In The Name
One of the best practices to get into is naming your layers, but this can be quite tedious. Oh yeah, it only take a couple of seconds, but that’s a lifetime when you’re all fired up to [More]
Blend-O-Rama
Calculations as a Channel Blender! Huh! Who knew? Probably a lot of people, but it’s pretty new to me! Suffice it to say I’m not one of those who gets a new toy and rushes off to write [More]
Do The Math
When I look back at all the things I didn’t do in my life because math was involved, it makes me shudder. I didn’t go on to attain copious amounts of higher education and strings of [More]
Photoshop Sizing Images
Thanks to Tip Squirrel for having me here as a guest blogger. I'm not one to mince words, so let's jump right into this morning's lesson. We're going to discuss Image Sizing. Often overlooked, sometimes confusing, easily dismissed, but oh so important. First thing is to get to the Image Size command: Press CMD+OPT+I (CTRL+ALT+I) to open the Image Size dialogue or choose Image->Image Size from the Photoshop menu. [More]
Curve A-Peel
(Many thanks to my friend Tipsy for including me on his Tip Squirrel team! I’m more honored than I can say!) These past few weeks have found me so inundated with restoration work I was unable [More]
