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Our Guest: .Chance

This week, Chance, is the guest of the D-ZN. You've probably noticed a couple of his designs, both on and off of this forum. His most recent theme, Rebound 2 has received some great compliments. To start off, what got you started in design? How long have you been designing? When I joined Outline, I was just a simple user searching for themes, like most other people. So I went off of Outline after I got the themes I wanted, and about a year later, I was notified through e-mail of a revamp they had, and I came back, looked at all the new things they had, and got interested in doing it myself. So I got Photoshop, and started learnign from the with of Cody. This was about 2 and a half years ago. Read more...

"Cheshire Emoticon System" Author: Helena

Tired of inefficient and inferior methods of installing matching emoticons for the themes in your theme selector? This new system only requires changing one base image per theme! "This is one fantastic code...." - GAK "Why does all the cool stuff come out when I move my forum?" - N00b. "This is AWESOME!" - Lothlómendil Read more...

Icon Colouring Tutorial
by Vicks.Louise


http://heartdrops.org/tutorials/icon-tutorial-11/

I have used this tutorial before, but with my own choices of images. I like the simplicity of it, and the way the final image comes out it looks like you have applied a million effects to it (when in truth you know otherwise). I enjoy doing what the tutorial says, but then mixing in my own effects as well. Because the simplicity of this tutorial allows personal development.

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