Blender has a great material editor for changing the way your models look. You can import other models easily, which is another great feature. I just recently found a website that has a bunch of free materials to download.

I don’t much like the current, vista-looking theme on this blog, so I decided to make a new one. I call it the “glow theme”.

In this tutorial, I will show you how to create a glossy cut-out orb in Photoshop. It uses mostly layer styles to achieve the effect, so it’s easily customizable.

Wordpress is the most popular blogging software package out there, and it just keeps getting better. They just released a new version of their great platform, version 2.6 with some great new features.

I am always looking for ways to improve Tutorial Wow. Do you have a feature that you’d like to see? Go to the suggestions page and let me know about it!

In this tutorial, we will create a super glossy blue submit button using layer styles, gradients, and shadows. We’ll put it in a simple blue gradient background and give it a nice shadow so that it looks like it’s floating off the screen.

There is a little game going around blogs called “8 Random Things”. Basically, you post an article with 8 random things about yourself in it, and then you tag people to continue it. This is mine.

In this tutorial, we will be making some glowing glossy glass text with lots of gradients and glows. We’ll also give it a nice reflection so that it looks like it’s floating in the air above a glass floor.

A lot of people just throw a bunch of code into a file and hope it runs. If it doesn’t run, it’s quite a nightmare to edit it again since it isn’t formatted well. However, I like to format my code in a very strict way, which I’ll share with you today.

Many people are picky about how their code looks, especially how it is indented. I am one of these people, and whenever I see badly indented code, I can’t stand it. So I found some software that helped me out and can help you too.