Never ending PS tutorials...

For the past few days i've been flying through numerous PS tutorials to get some basics for skinning WB and come up with nothing, Don't get me wrong the ones i now have will come in very handy once i know what i'm doing but till then i'm at a dead end.

What i'm looking for is to just simply re-shape (Panels, Buttons etc) then i can start working on the colouring.

If anyone can help or point me in the right direction i'd be very grateful

Thank you!
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Reply #2 Top
Some of tutorials that helped me on the use of PS are these:

http://www.planetphotoshop.com/tutorials.html

http://www.photoshopcafe.com/tutorials.htm

http://www.pslover.com/tutorials.php

I hope they help you too
Reply #3 Top
Hmmm i have those....Maybe i'm just missing something
Reply #4 Top
http://www.phong.com/tutorials/

not a huge ammount of tutorials, but some very useful and wonderful looking interface concepts

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http://www.eyeball-design.com/fxzone/frames01.htm

eyeball-design is classic... you'll find plenty of interface design techniques to keep you busy for a while
Reply #5 Top
Dark Mist there are some really good magazines you can buy like me in the UK. They will give you the basics and more Advanced tutorials in photoshop you need.
Reply #6 Top
Which ones are those Dextrin?
Reply #8 Top
the eyeball desing one was handy for me...
Reply #11 Top
I'll look into it thanks
Reply #12 Top
DM, are you just wanting to learn how to use the tools in PS?
Reply #13 Top
experiance, just mess arround in it...
Reply #14 Top
Want to learn everything i can, i want to be able to Skin WB so need to learn the things i need to know to be successful
Reply #15 Top
I'm still learning PS. I've used PSP for years. Mostly what I do in PS right now is just fool around, not making anything specific, trying to get a feel for what the tools do and how to get the different effects. When I feel I've got more of a handle on it, I'll probably try to make a skin with PS rather than PSP. It can be frustrating trying to make a specific item or graphic when you don't know the program very well.
It seems most of the tutorials assume you have the basic knowledge of how the tools work, so they can be hard to follow.
Reply #17 Top
Thanks