Ok so I've been using photoshop for a couple of years now and only tonight have I managed to figure out how to create contact sheets, I thought I'd share with you all, These are perfect for texture artists and template makers.
Place all files that you wish to appear on your sheet into one folder, Click file, click automate, click contact sheet ll.
Browse to your folder, input size, how many rows, columns ect (or leave it as default) click ok
Photoshop does the rest.
Friday, May 30, 2008
Thursday, November 1, 2007
New Tutorials Community
Hi all,
I haven't posted in awhile so thought I'd give you all an update.
I recently created forums for secondlife & graphics designers. Why?
Well for 1 the official forums have a lot of great resources available but for some reason they have barred residents who don't have payment info on file, I think that this is highly unfair, everybody should have the same rights to access helpful tutorials and resources no matter what their payment status is.
2) whilst there a few tutorial sites out there none really have a feeling of community and if a new user dares ask for help on the official forums majority of the time they are berated and made to feel like complete idiots.
So I created GraphicsSecondlife which will provide tutorials & resources for creation in secondlife aswell as out of secondlife. But more then that its a community where it doesn't matter how new to graphics design you are, you will be welcomed and treated with courtesy and respect.
Atm you will find the following tutorials some found on other sites along the way and other are hand written by me.
Alpha tutorials using paint shop pro
Creating fabric folds using dodge & burn in photoshop (PSP version coming shortly)
Building tutorials
Land tutorials
Business tutorials
You can add your own tutorials aswell or add something to the tuts already available.
I hope you feel comfortable enought to join us here at GraphicsSecondlife and look forward to reading any and all of your posts.
Site link here
I haven't posted in awhile so thought I'd give you all an update.
I recently created forums for secondlife & graphics designers. Why?
Well for 1 the official forums have a lot of great resources available but for some reason they have barred residents who don't have payment info on file, I think that this is highly unfair, everybody should have the same rights to access helpful tutorials and resources no matter what their payment status is.
2) whilst there a few tutorial sites out there none really have a feeling of community and if a new user dares ask for help on the official forums majority of the time they are berated and made to feel like complete idiots.
So I created GraphicsSecondlife which will provide tutorials & resources for creation in secondlife aswell as out of secondlife. But more then that its a community where it doesn't matter how new to graphics design you are, you will be welcomed and treated with courtesy and respect.
Atm you will find the following tutorials some found on other sites along the way and other are hand written by me.
Alpha tutorials using paint shop pro
Creating fabric folds using dodge & burn in photoshop (PSP version coming shortly)
Building tutorials
Land tutorials
Business tutorials
You can add your own tutorials aswell or add something to the tuts already available.
I hope you feel comfortable enought to join us here at GraphicsSecondlife and look forward to reading any and all of your posts.
Site link here
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
PSD Files
Hiya’s
Lately I’ve been working on some psd files for photoshop. At the moment I’m working on text effects but plan on adding textures and such aswell.
All psd files are compatible with photoshop and paint shop pro.
Each effect is created on separate layers allowing you to modify anyway you like.
Great for webpages, business logo’s and more.
These are for sale at a low cost $5.00AUD or $4.12USD
for samples please visit here
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Wednesday, March 7, 2007
Creating A Diamond In Photoshop
Found on tutorialized
Step 1 Start out with a 300x200 white background canvas. Create a new layer set and draw a half diamond shape using the pen tool in a new layer. To make it easy on you, hold down shift when creating points so the lines are straight. Fill path #CFD6E0.

Step 2 Duplicate the half diamond and tranforms > flip horizontal. Position it next to each other.

Step 3 Add the following layer styles to both half diamond layer.
Step 1 Start out with a 300x200 white background canvas. Create a new layer set and draw a half diamond shape using the pen tool in a new layer. To make it easy on you, hold down shift when creating points so the lines are straight. Fill path #CFD6E0.

Step 2 Duplicate the half diamond and tranforms > flip horizontal. Position it next to each other.

Step 3 Add the following layer styles to both half diamond layer.
| Satin: - Blend Mode: Color Dodge + Color: #CED5E6 - Opacity: 11 - Angle: -148 - Distance: 13 - Size: 0 - Contour: Default + Anti-aliased: Uncheck + Invert: Uncheck | Gradient Overlay: - Blend Mode: Color Dodge - Opacity: 18 - Gradient: Default + Reverse: Uncheck - Style: Angle + Align with Layer: Check - Angle: 7 - Scale: 25 ![]() |
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Monday, March 5, 2007
Free Finger Nail Aplha Layer

Hiya's
You can download a free PSD file here
Can be used in both photoshop and paint shop pro
Includes standard secondlife Nail alpha layer and nail colouring layer
Feel free to distribute
Nat
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Sunday, March 4, 2007
Fabric Fold Brushes
Posted By Secondlife Resident Ceres Eilde
Someone said something about needing brushes for fabric wrinkles yesterday. I'd been playing around with fold textures that I made, so I turned them into brushes, threw together some more, and posted them with a tutorial at my graphics LJ.
http://community.livejournal.com/solitarytree/6016.html
I hope they're useful-- feel free to modify them for your own needs.
(And there's a Paypal button on that journal's profile, should anyone desire to show appreciation that way. Though you don't have to; these brushes are free!)
To read what other residents had to say click here
Someone said something about needing brushes for fabric wrinkles yesterday. I'd been playing around with fold textures that I made, so I turned them into brushes, threw together some more, and posted them with a tutorial at my graphics LJ.
http://community.livejournal.com/solitarytree/6016.html
I hope they're useful-- feel free to modify them for your own needs.
(And there's a Paypal button on that journal's profile, should anyone desire to show appreciation that way. Though you don't have to; these brushes are free!)
To read what other residents had to say click here
Photoshop Brushes and Styles
Secondlife Resident Karmalene Spatula has created these awesome photoshop brushes, great for clothing makers ect.
Heres what Karmalene posted:
I've been experimenting with making some photoshop brushes that are useful for SL. So far I have Buttons (sewing kind), Collars & Trims, Leopard Spots, Cheongsam (Frog closures and the prints from brocade fabric) and Fabrics 1 which I made specifically for adding texture to SL clothes. Give them a try and tell me if ya like them =) They can be found at http://karmalenespatula.googlepages.com/photoshop (Bookmark this as I plan to add a lot of stuff quickly!) Thanks a lot!
Feb 23 - Added Buckles Brushes!
Feb 23 - Added some metal styles that seem to work pretty well with small items.
To read what other residents had to say click here
Heres what Karmalene posted:
I've been experimenting with making some photoshop brushes that are useful for SL. So far I have Buttons (sewing kind), Collars & Trims, Leopard Spots, Cheongsam (Frog closures and the prints from brocade fabric) and Fabrics 1 which I made specifically for adding texture to SL clothes. Give them a try and tell me if ya like them =) They can be found at http://karmalenespatula.googlepages.com/photoshop (Bookmark this as I plan to add a lot of stuff quickly!) Thanks a lot!
Feb 23 - Added Buckles Brushes!
Feb 23 - Added some metal styles that seem to work pretty well with small items.
To read what other residents had to say click here
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