We would like to share with you the very best tutorials available this month:
The first five are geeky ones that kind of speak for themselves:
- Drag & Drop Elements in Flash
- Loading Text into Flash Dynamically
- Creating MySQL Databases from PHP
- 50 Useful Tips for Speeding-Up Your Website
- AJAX + XML tutorial for Live Comments with Ratings + RSS
The Tutorial of The Month comes from Tutorial Valley:
Another damn fine tutorial from a local rising star:
3D Snow Globe in PhotoShop:
Our Hot Tip of the month (due to it relating to mascot design)
comes from Broder Jakob’s flash tips:
Bored of the sun-ray effect, how about the ice-cream ray?
Creating a collage of photos from one by PhotoShop Essentials:
Apple styled navigation menu from PS Cloud:
An image torn in the sand by PhotoShop Talent:
Wrapping text around a 3D object from PhotoShop Essentials:
Excellent abstract inspirational tutorial hosted by Deviant ART:
Creating a real ribbon in Illustrator by Veerle:
Cool idea for a speech bubble header by Depiction:
Painting realistic clouds by hand in PhotoShop from 9 Tutorials:
Colourful Web 2.0 Navigation from PhotoShop Pack:
On top of that, we were also lucky enough to stumble upon a tutorial from the newly Web Designer Wall (from N-Studio) specifically tailored for those lucky enough to have a commercial license for FlashLoaded’s PhotoFlow.
The lastest (and best) video tutorials from TutoriaLogic:
Talking about Video Tutorials, we also found some of
The Best Flash Tutorials available for free download.
Last but not least, we would also like to introduce you to
The RSS Feed for an excellent new tutorial blog:
- Animated pixilated images using flash
- How to detect IE version for CSS using HTML
- Essential PHP security basics (here’s another security tutorial)
To conclude (and follow-up)…
The third part to the flash sniper game tutorial previously featured.
6 Comments on "The Best Tutorials Available from August 2007:"
Tutorial of the month…He use brushes only…
And he also includes those brushes for others to download…
Master files play an important role in tutorials as they allow others to see inside the file and manipulate those images in their own unique ways, especially people new to graphic design and (or) photoshop…
We include a huge range of tutorials, from the really simple, such as using brushes (which for some people who have never used them can be a frightening task), right through to advanced AJAX and XML tutorials from IBM…
It just so happened that the cool island effect is something we really like, and as of yet, no one has done a better job at teaching it…
Can you…?
Hmm…will give it a try.. let’s see…
Can’t wait to see the results…
Good luck - and may the force be with you!
Thank you very much for the link. I’m glad you found my geeky tutorial somewhat useful! hehe
Sorry Josh, but without a link to your website, we cannot be 100% sure which of the tutorials was yours…?
Since you mentioned the work geeky, we can only assume it is one of the five from the opening paragraph of this post…
Either way, thanks for dropping by, and more importantly, thanks for offering-up such useful tutorials…
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