In my last (and first) article here on MyInkBlog, I dove into some of the key differences that exist between Clipping Masks and Layer Masks in Photoshop. We touched on several different areas, but near the beginning of the article I wrote:
Today, we are going to look at two of Photoshop’s primary masking techniques – layer masks and clipping masks. We’ll be comparing the two by looking at how they work on a practical level, the basic similarities, and the much more significant differences.
A showcase of the very best web designs from the last week
Minimalism is beautiful. The best part about minimalism in web design is that it comes in many styles, colors and sizes, but they always have the same goal in mind – saying the most while saying …
Armed with photoshop and a ton of natural ability, Dani Kaulakis makes illustrating look like a walk in the park.
So here today we will learn how to achieve Letterpress effect with photoshop and also with Css
The header is one of the most important parts for a blog/site. It’s the first part, it’s the part that the visitor will see visiting your page. Here is a header’s collection from 70 popular b…
One of the visions of the future is to build a completely transparent screen for laptops. This has been around the news for quite some time. Although it may appear ridiculous, its definitely a tech…
If you are a photographer or graphic artist and you want to share your art works then personal blog would be an ideal solution. To make your selection process easier we’ve gathered in this collec…
Here are 24 beautiful examples of web designs that feature a specific color across the color spectrum. If you’re in a color rut, take this opportunity to expand your horizon and be inspired by a …
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