I am frequently criticised for the state of both my desktop and the number of applications that feature on my dock. Well I have decided to fight back and list the ten applications I use on a daily basis as form of justification of the cacophony of icons that pack the space.
Despite having a bit of a play with Apple Aperture I have found myself returning to iPhoto again and again. Perhaps it is the way it easily integrates with iLife and iWork or the fact the photo books offer more option who knows but I use it on more or less a daily basis.
Previously we published a six step guide to rotoscoping. The tutorial covered the back to basic manual production of rotoscope animation, akin to the type used in the famous a-ha ‘Take on me‘ video.
A number of people have asked how we produced the full length website screen captures in some of our posts. The answer is a simple freeware application called Paparazzi.
The educational value of Blackadder can never be underestimated. Having grown up with a weekly installment of Blackadder’s version of history every Thursday night it not only created the main topic of conversation in school the next day
Many of you will know that it is possible to change the default mail.app icon but did you know creating your own has never been easier ? Well thanks to John Godfrey’s photoshop template you can not create your own mail icon in a matter of minutes. Better still you can create your own custom mail style stamps to use in other projects.
If you like the design of the buttons on your Apple iPhone then you are going to love this Photoshop download. The iPhone widget icon was created for the Jotlet app (primarily for fun).
In honour of some of their favorite summer blockbusters (Harry Potter and Transformers), Photojojo bring you their 11 most-favorite movie-effect tutorials. From Scarface to Sin City to Pirates of the Carribean to 300, they have 11 great ways to go Hollywood on your photos.
The guide features tutorials for :
