Learn how to create advanced vector-based shapes in this video tutorial.

learn how to make a web 2.0 star badge

Learn how to design an awesome PSD layout with following one of the latest typography trends.

Learn how to create a trendy and eye-catching badge such as those seen on many of today's web sites.

At times a text based logo leaves a better impression than a logo with mascot or image. This tutorial will show you how to create a simple text based logo.

Learn how to make slice-based rollovers in ImageReady CS.

To create a logo you need no more than a bit of imagination and some basic knowledge of Adobe Photoshop. In this tutorial weíll use the Nike logo as a base for our logotype.

A super shiny text made with layer styles and gradient maps.

This tutorial will teach you how to create a Texture Based Vintage TV Poster using some paper and grunge textures. You’ll also learn some new tricks using the Wave and Motion Blur Filters.

Learn how to vector detailed hair from an image.

Vector is the term used for creating or editing images by stretching, twisting, coloring, and so on with a series of tools. It allows you to scale an image without making it blurry or pixelated. A vector-based graphic is composed of a series of mathematically described lines that form geometric shapes.

Learn how to make some quick sunrays using vectors and how to create some interesting geometrical patterns.

Create these vector silhouettes.

A vector version of the popular sunburst that can be saved as a custom shape.

A tutorial on how to use the pen tool to quickly create smooth vector masks. It's a time saver.

Turn your photos into a vector drawing.

Used on the iPod-website. This effect gives you a cutout of a figure.

In this tutorial il be showing you how to create a simple vector earth from scratch. The PSD file is available free to download.

Using the vector options you can rid parts of a vector shape. See how...

The aim of this tutorial is to detail 'vector masks', a handy Photoshop feature which allows you to 'cut out' objects from their background, but without any actual loss to the original source picture. You'll soon wonder how you ever coped with the traditional 'eraser' technique.