I’ve been doing a lot of work involving text in general and there’s nothing more important in working with text then making it look stylish and attractable obviously. I decided I want to get better at including an elegant feel to my text and went off to find some tutorials. Well, I found some quite good one as soon as I started searching. But, then I thought some people may not have as much luck at finding good tutorials as others. So, I went ahead and gathered a few to post on here.

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Gold Text Effect

Glassy Text Effect

I just recently finally got a Playstation 3, and I wanted to share my trophy information with my friends on forums and other sites. Unfortunately, I’m very unsatisfied with the designs that are given with the real ID cards available by playstation.com, so I found one on a website called Playfire. All I had to do was, since I’m in the US, was login on eu.playstation.com and click update Personal ID, and then Playfire becomes able to access your account to make a card out of it. All you have to do to update the card is update your account. It wasn’t too hard, and they have a lot of designs for the cards. Unfortunately, I wasn’t pleased with them. They were good, I just didn’t like them. SO, I made a template of the cards to make my own design since they let you upload custom designs. ANd, I decided I would post that here. As of now, the icons aren’t on the template and it’s only available in one color. But, I will work on it more to bring more colors.

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Still, I continue to customize my PC. I’ve gone through the theme phase, now I’m into the icon phase. Now, you know you can’t have an “attractable” computer if the icons don’t look good. So, I’ve been looking through some sites, and I’ve rounded up a list of some of the best icon sites that I could find.

IconFactory
IconArchive
deviantART
WinCustomize
IconsEtc.
FreeIconsWeb
FreeIconsDownload
IconStick
DryIcons
IconPot

I saw this on PSDVault and I thought it was really interesting, so I decided I would share it with you.

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