If you are new to web design and graphic design and would like a shortcut to learn how to use Photoshop - then this is a tutorial for you. If you want a unique header and logo you can base it on your selection of photographs and then use a few simple steps in Photoshop to make it look like a carefully, hand drawn creation.
Here are some examples of header banners designed in Photoshop using a silhouette technique…


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These are really great-looking logos. I’m never really good at this but I’m going to give it a try because you really have a great tutorial.
The tutorial is by Scott Kelby – I just chanced across it and realised that it would solve a lot of worry by those of us who are not professional designers.
Ahh.. I really like that.
Sometimes I have a 30 minute deadline to bust out a postcard or something. This would be great for someone who has very little time to come up with something that looks decent.
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Totally agree. If you create anything you’d like to share, feel free to drop a link back here.
Yes I totally agree!!!
and thank you for the great tutorial!
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It look great, I like that. I would like to try to do by myself
A logo is a graphic symbol or icon that is central to the identity of the company.
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Simple but very useful tutorials. It is important that the header is personalized because it will be the identification of the website.
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I like the brookline city zoo. The effect of the dawn plus the deserted place where these creatures are walking. Yeah it’s the typical scenery that I usually seen on tv but still appealing.
That’s my favourite also…and so easy to make – once you know how.