Cara mendapatkan Serial number buat Software yang kamu butuhkan!

1. Buka Page Google.

2. Pada kolom search, ketik kata kunci : "Nama Produk" 94FBR
3. Dimana "Nama Produk" diisi dengan nama software yang ingin kita cari serial numbernya
4. you'll get what you need...

Sebagai contoh..
jika ingin mencari serial Photoshop CS2,
maka yang harus diketik sebagai kata kunci pada google adalah :
Photoshop CS2 94FBR

Selamat mencoba!
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Make a "Zebraceros"

Step 1: Source Images
In this tutorial, we're going to combine 2 animals:


To make our final product below:

First and most important is to find the proper source images. I chose these 2 since the angles and stances are very similar.
Since I liked the high contrast color of the zebra, I decided to use the actual fur and "mold" it over the rhino's body. So with that said, I extracted the zebra from its background and pasted it into the rhino file on a new layer.

Step 2: Test Fit


Okay, let's see how similar or different these two images are. Lower the opacity of Zebra and compare it to the Rhino background. Using the Transform tool, stretch and compact the image as needed so that you could get the best fit possible. The better match now means less work later.
I found it important to match up the legs first and then the head for this image.

STep 3: Liquify is your friend

Since my goal is to cover the rhino's body completely with the zebra, I decided to use the Liquify filter to make the rest of the adjustments.
You need to have quite a bit of patience with the Liquify filter to get the best results. I'm going to assume that you have some experience with this filter so I'm gonna get to the point.
1. Decreased the the Zebra's opacity to about 70% This will help you get better results matching up the two animals.
2. Start off by using a fairly large brush (about 1/3 the size of the animal) and with small strokes, pull the Zebra's main torso to match the rhino. Try to avoid making looong pulls because you won't get desired results. Using the large brush, I basically stretched out the top, buttocks, belly, chest and then I repositioned the head.
3. Once you're happy with those results, you're then going to fine tune the rest of the body using smaller sized brushes. For the Zebra's head, I used small, even strokes to match the shape of the underlying Rhino.
Since the legs are so close together, I had to use the Liquify filter's built in mask tool to protect one leg as I shaped the adjacent one.
Once you have matched the entire silhouette of the Rhino, save your adjustments and get ready for the next step.

Step 4: Shading


Okay, the shaping looks ok but our new animal friend is looking a bit flat. We're going to add more depth to this image by adding shadows. I'm not going to be using any blending modes because I want to keep as much detail and contrast as I can -- so with that said:
Make a new layer atop the Zebra and select a soft brush set a 15-30% opacity.
TIP: Hold down the OPTION key and move the cursor in between new blank layer and the Zebra layer. When the cursor changes it's shape, click the mouse button and you have now effectivley made a clipping mask. All your shadows will now be contained inside the zebra.

To get the best shading, I occasionally turned the visibility of the Zebra layer on and off used the Rhino background as a reference as to where to add new shadows.
Yeah, that looks better.
Now for the head:

If you look at the original rhino picture, you'll see that the head has a distinct shape under the horns. It looks like its beefed up.Okay, add a new layerUsing a smaller, soft brush at around 30% opacity, draw out the distinct lines under the horns (again, use the rhino background image as a reference). With some patience you should get the desired results. If you find that the shading is a bit too dark, you could adjust the layer opacity of your shadows.
Good Luck!!
Hope it will be useful

Professional Graphic Design Learning for Better Results

On internet the designing concepts are changing at a faster pace, it implies even to graphic designing. Its concepts and methodologies are dynamic therefore graphic designers are required to keep their knowledge updated and know how to use new technology and graphic design software. Demand for designers that possess more skills than basic graphic designing tricks is much higher in order to survive online competition.

Some compulsory traits of a successful graphic designer are- superior communication skills, creative talent and knowledge of computer skills. Graphic design tools help in completion of task in lesser time and effortlessly. Visual imagination is turned into real images and can be put on the websites for higher impact.

If you are an aspiring graphic designer, than always consider taking professional training in computer graphic designing. This would horn your skills and give an upper hand over mastering graphic design techniques. This field is fast emerging as lucrative career option.

Tools used in training budding graphic designers are digital production, communicative media design, 3D computer graphics and others. The software involved in graphics can create visually appealing presentations, online games, websites, etc.

Training in graphic designing can be used in various professions like advertising, interior designing, fashion designing, animation, website designing and so on. Now-a-days graphics have attained the status of separate professional study with desktop computer and publishing software as important tools.

The students can enhance their creativity and skills by the help of computers like Apple Mac. Ample of software programs are also available to facilitate graphics learning process. Fireworks, Adobe Photoshop, QuarkXPress, Paint Shop Pro, etc are graphic design software used in classroom to train the students.

There are many IT development and software companies that employ graphic designers. Their scope of employment also spreads to outsourcing website designing firms, advertising agencies and publishers. Opportunities are plenty in this field, talented graphic designers can try their hand in various industries like:

Website design companies employ graphic designers for creating attractive web pages for their clients. - Advertising agencies hire them as they require graphics design skills for producing appealing advertisements. - Scope of employment in design studios is also bright for graphic designers. Their skills can be utilized for photo and video editing purposes. - The ever-growing media of TV and film companies need graphic designers most importantly when there are animation films to work on.

Fields are plenty for where graphics can be applied for better business prospects. No website feels complete without little addition of graphics in present times.

How to create rain

Rainy Day

Step 1:
Today we’re going to attempt to create a simplistic yet realistic rainy day. This is basically a beginner tutorial, and my first attempt at writing one, so stay with me here.
We're going to try to reproduce the effect achieved in turning this image:


into this one:

First thing you need to do is open the picture you want to add rain to. You can use any picture you want, or you can use the one provided. Next, duplicate the background layer (CTRL+J) by either dragging the layer to the “Create a New Layer” button at the bottom of the layers pallet OR going to Layer > Duplicate Layer…(this requires you to click “OK”).

Here’s the fun part! On your “background layer copy” go to Image > Image Adjustments > Curves… (CTRL+M) and make your setting something like this:

Or you can play around with them to get the desired effect you want. This gives the image that “dark rainy day” appearance.

Step 2:
Next step, the rain! Create a new layer (Shift+CTRL+N) by clicking the “Create a New Layer” button as before, OR go to Layer > New > Layer… name it “Rain” and fill that layer with White (CTRL+Backspace). Head up to Filter > Noise > Add Noise… and your settings should be close to this:

Step 3:
Then head over to Filter > Blur > Motion Blur… and the setting should be close to this:

Now you need to head on over and adjust the levels. (CTRL+L) Go to Image > Image Adjustments > Levels… and my settings are:

But you can make them however you want.

Step 4:
Last step!! Go to the top of your layers pallet and change the mode to “Screen” and Voila! You have a rainy day!

Optional step! To double the amount of rain in your picture, just copy the “Rain” layer (CTRL+J) and press CTRL+T to pull up the transform handles. You can go to Edit > Free Transform… as well. Click just outside the bottom right handle, until the cursor looks bent. Then hold Shift and turn the layer clockwise until the bottom right corner becomes the top left corner. Then hit the “Commit” button at the
top!

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