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pensnest
This set was made in PS5 (on a Mac), using basically Filters and Layer Modes. The specifics may not be available in other programs or versions of Photoshop, but the general method is available to anyone.
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This icon was made in PS5 on a Mac, and uses a Curves layer.
This icon was made in Photoshop CS5 on a Mac. It uses Curves, mostly.pensnestThe icon was made in PS5, but is pretty simple, mostly involving some masks, gradient map, blurring and Levels.
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strippedGreetings! One tutorial for Challenge 114 coming up. While I kept careful notes that make it sound like I knew where I was going with this from the first moment, let me say that my best icon technique is "try things until something works" and that's definitely where I went with this one.
This icon was created using Photoshop CS5, along with some outside textures (I'll label them as I go). ( The details are behind the cut... )
If I am not clear enough on any step, or you would like clarification for any reason, please ask. It is quite possible that I may have missed mentioned something!
This icon was created using Photoshop CS5, along with some outside textures (I'll label them as I go). ( The details are behind the cut... )
If I am not clear enough on any step, or you would like clarification for any reason, please ask. It is quite possible that I may have missed mentioned something!
pensnestHi all, and thank you for voting for this icon. It was made in Photoshop CS5 on a Mac, and uses Gradient Map, Levels and Colour Fill, so all quite translatable, I'm sure.
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Winner's Tutorial, Challenge #109, by yvi
Jan. 9th, 2011 01:43 pmyviThis is way late and I am pressed for time today, but I thought that's better than nothing, and it's a very simple icon anyway.
I use GIMP 2.6. Unfortunately, GIMP doesn't save the history.
As a reference, this was the finished icon:
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I use GIMP 2.6. Unfortunately, GIMP doesn't save the history.
As a reference, this was the finished icon:
( The tutorial )
Winner's Tutorial, Challenge #104
Oct. 11th, 2010 06:43 pmpensnestWhile I was doing the banner, I thought I might as well investigate the icon, so here's the tutorial. Icon was made in PS CS5 on a Mac, uses gradient and gradient maps.
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sinjah(Sorry for being a little late, I was on vacation.)
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Made in Photoshop CS3, uses filters, selective color and curves.
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--> Made in Photoshop CS3, uses filters, selective color and curves.
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strippedThis icon was made in Adobe CS4 on a Mac, but should be pretty easily translatable.
( tutorial here )
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araI created my icon in Photoshop CS5 Extended, though it should definitely be translatable into at least other versions of photoshop.
Hope this is helpful to someone!
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Hope this is helpful to someone!
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pensnestThank you for the votes, everyone—though I wonder if I insinuated myself into first place by avoiding the challenge of the snowboarder! Still, I did manage to do some different things this time, so I hope this tutorial will be of interest. Icon was made in PS CS5 on a Mac, and uses a couple of filters as well as standard things.
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strippedThis was actually a nicely simple icon to make. It was done using Photoshop CS4 on a Mac.
( this way to the tutorial )
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nagashiwaFrom This 
to This 
As always
PSCS3 on a PC
It was not very difficult to make this icon.
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to This As always
PSCS3 on a PC
It was not very difficult to make this icon.
( How I did it )
pensnest
This icon was made in PS CS5 on a Mac, but is absolutely translatable to any graphics program. Very quick and straightforward tutorial today!
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