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Make any digital image into a tattoo on a photo This is a quick and dirty way to superimpose just about any digital image so as to look like a tattoo on a photo. Aka- how to know that the tattoo you want to get won't look terrible in the spot you want to get it. I've personally done this for years for both friends and myself as a means for "previewing" tattoo ideas. You'd be surprised at the number of people who had never even considered it! It can also be done as a prank: I am currently awaiting my mother's response to my emailed pictures of the "new tattoo" that I supposedly got this week. It only takes a few minutes and is easily done by even the Photoshop novice! Tools:*Image editing software such as Photoshop or Gimp (I used Photoshop 7.0)*Have a digital camera or a photo of the subject you want to "tattoo"*Image to be superimposed as a tattoo

3 logiciels gratuits pour transformer une photo en peinture 3 excellents logiciels gratuits pour transformer une photo en peinture : FotoSketcher Ce Logiciel gratuit transforme vos photos numériques en véritables oeuvres d'art. Telle une peinture ou un dessin, vos photos ressembleront à de véritables créations artistiques : portrait, photo de paysage, maison… Différents styles sont proposés : dessin au crayon (noir et blanc/couleurs), esquisse à l'encre, aquarelle ou peinture à l'huile. Vous pourrez améliorer votre photo d'origine avec divers outils : augmentation du contraste, netteté, saturation des couleurs, simplifier l'image… A essayer pour épater vos amis et votre famille. XnSketch vous permet de convertir vos photos en images style bande dessinée ou croquis. 18 effets différents (trait noir, trait blanc, pastel, crayon, peinture à l'huile, croquis couleur, réglage de l'intensité et de l'opacité, ajustement du contraste, luminosité, saturation et sauvegarde ou partage du résultat. PsykoPaint Psykopaint va ensuite donner un rendu de qualité.

html-editor phase 5, kostenlos für Schulen und Privatanwender 6 Web-Based Alternatives to Microsoft PowerPoint Microsoft PowerPoint is the ubiquitous solution to presentations on most computers. But with a profound move to the cloud, there’s a range of alternatives (most free) based on the web. These solutions offer not only features similar to the desktop app, but the ability to load your presentation anywhere you get an internet connection and, in most cases, download a copy for offline shows and/or further customization in PowerPoint itself. In this roundup, we’ll look at a range of web-based alternatives for PowerPoint and in a future one, look at alternatives for Excel. Google Docs Google Docs is, of course, the first solution that comes to mind. The presentation tool is basic, but gets the job done in most cases. While all of this is nice, one important loss is the lack of animation. SlideRocket SlideRocket is one of the more featureful solutions on our list. I’m personally really amazed at the range of features available in this app. Acrobat Zoho Show Prezi 280 Slides Wow!

Paint.NET - Free Software for Digital Photo Editing 10 Photography Apps for Android 10 Photography Apps for Android Giveaway Tuesdays has officially ended! But don't sweat it, WonderHowTo has another World that's taken its place. Every Tuesday, Phone Snap! invites you to show off your cell phone photography skills. Submit your best shot to our weekly competition for a chance to win an awesome prize. I'll be the first to admit we owe Android a little love here on Giveaway Tuesdays. Once you've chosen, get shooting, and don't forget to submit to this week's challenge for a chance to get your photo framed in a Hatchcraft Boo Box. (P.S. 1. FxCamera is a basic, free app with the following available filters: ToyCam, Polandroid, Fisheye, SymmetriCam, Warhol and Normal. Cost: Free 2. A favorite among Android users, Vignette currently offers 84 effects and 59 frames. Cost: $4.07 (Free demo version available here) 3. AndroPan allows Android users to take and view panoramic pictures. Cost: (Appears to be) free 4. Cost: Free (Retro Camera Plus available for $2.99) 5. Cost: Free 6. 7.

ArtRage - Natural Painting Software 40 Online Generators for Web Designers Should Bookmark Online Generators for Web Designers can be a great way to save time in your web design projects. High-quality generators can create graphics or code or even layouts in a matter of seconds or minutes, things that might take an hour or more if done by hand. Online generator are those tools that help us to create those popular “XHTML valid” CSS banners, micro buttons or css website templates in seconds. Advertisement 1. XML /SWF charts are used to create attractive graphs and charts from XML data, Create a source either manually or generate dynamically then pass it to the XML chart’s flash file. 2. The web form generator from Web Form Factory automatically generates he necessary backend code to tie your form to a database. 3. Typetester is used to compare three different type of fonts on screen making your designing job easier , Just specify the specifications and compare them 4. 256 Pixels 5. 80 x 15 brilliant Button Maker 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. pForm pForm is a free HTML form builder.

10 Tools for Digital Storytelling in Class Digital storytelling is simply using computer-based tools to tell stories. There are many different ways to do this – from making movies, recording voices, creating animations or electronic books. In schools they can help to take a task that might be seen as mundane – write a report, write a story, explain a process, describe an experiment – and turn it into something a whole lot more interesting. There are a great many tools out there that could be used for digital storytelling. I am going to give you just a few: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. For more help and information on Digital Storytelling, take a look at this site from the University of Houston and for more tools you really need to take a look at Alan Levine (CogDogRoo) 50 web2.0 Ways to tell a Story wiki. Got any favourites?

free Photoshop alternative for photo and image editor: Features GimPhoto 1.4.3- based on Gimp 2.4.3 stable version.- all GimPhoto 1.4 and 1.0 great features.- NEW special menu for Photographic related functions under Menu > Photos- NEW 100+ Web 2.0 gradient set for easier and ready to use gradient.- NEW Vista Gray GTK Themes for better looking and more compatible interface. - NEW GimPad 1.1 that will make GimPhoto scattered window to single MDI ala PS. GimPhoto 1.4- based on Gimp 2.4 stable version.- all GimPhoto 1.0 great features.- NEW 100+ brush set (beautiful brush set for artist)- additional plugin for texturing (normal map, kaleidoscope, etc)- so many plugins for photography (high pass, photofx, refocus, exposure, ir, etc)- additional utilities Power Menu for Always on Top window Default GTK engine is look bad under Windows 2000 but bring original Windows look and feel under Windows XP.Compare screenshot below for Default GTK engine vs Clearlooks: For GTK Theme, GimPhoto using T-ish theme by Toni Milovan.

DIY Lighting Hacks for Digital Photographers A Post By: Darren Rowse Lighting can be the difference between a good shot and a great one. Walk into most professional photographer’s studios and you’ll be confronted with truckloads of lighting equipment. To the average hobby photographer it’s enough to make your mind boggle – and for your stomach to turn as you think about the cost of it all. Most of us can’t afford a full lighting rig – however what if there was a way to experiment with the type of lighting gear that pro photographers use without spending too much money? In this post I’ve found 10 DIY Flash and Lighting Hacks that put some of these lighting techniques within the grasp of the rest of us. 1. What can you make with six speedlight flashes, a coffee can and a little spare time? You get a multi-super-sb-ring-light! You could probably also blind a small village if you’re not careful! Find out what it is, how to make one and what the results are like here. 2. The result is that you’ll have a Poor Mans Ring Flash. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.