Creating Smooth Edges in Adobe Fireworks
Aug 30 6 Adobe, Fireworks, Masking, SmoothIn this screencast, I explain my technique for creating smooth edges that eliminate border doubling. This is a great technique to use when employing multiple layers to achieve lighting effects.
King out.
Did you dig this? Share it or like it!
- Tweet this!
- Stumble Upon
- Design Float
- Delicious
- Digg
- Feed
This entry was posted on Monday, August 30th, 2010 at 10:35 pm and is filed under Tutorials, design. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.
« ‘Stache Trooper Tee
Pasting Attributes in Adobe Fireworks »
Comments
6 Comments
Sorry, the comment form is closed at this time.
Browse Posts
-
Highest Rated
- CSS Star Rating Redux 5
- Creating Smooth Edges in Adobe Fireworks 5
- Skin Essentials by Heather 5
- Social Media Icon Additions 5
- Sign in with Twitter and Facebook Buttons 5
- fmTuner: A Last.fm Plugin for WordPress 5
- Eye-catching Illustrations 5
- My twitter list 5
-
Random Posts
- Creating a Star Rater using CSS
- Using jQuery to save form details
- Web Designer’s Daily Digest
- Movie Quotes Rock My World Lil’ Country Girl
- My favorite movies of 2005
- Social Media Mini Icon Pack
- Vote the Coolest WP Blog
- Hud Growl Theme
- Show more…
-
Categories
- art
- clothing
- CSS
- design
- downloads
- Epiphanies
- Fine Goods
- Food
- Freelancing
- Fun
- Geekery
- General
- howto
- Icon Design
- Inspiration
- Interviews
- Lessons
- Life
- Love
- Movies
- Music
- Nerdlab
- Photos
- Portfolio
- Product
- Speaking
- Thanks
- Tumblelog
- Tutorials
- WordPress
- JavaScript
-
Recent Posts
- The Great Discontent
- Fine Goods Market
- View.js — A Simple, Lightweight, jQuery Photo Viewer
- Google Plus, Steam, Rdio
- Love your Clients
- Fireworks: Making Sackboy
- Making Icons Using Alpha Converted Vector Groups
- Project: Love Kristina Winners
- Show more…
-
-
Brought to you by...
Powered by Fusion -
Nice tutorial, shows great attention to detail.
That’s a very interesting technique you developed in Adobe Fireworks! Thank you for sharing it with us! :)
Btw, Photoshop does not have an Erase blending mode… one more reason to love Fireworks! ;-)
great tutorial thanks
I have a technique of my own, that I think works as nice.
You make a rounded-bordered rectangle. And the you make another one on top of it, leaving 1 pixel free from each side.
Then you get a nice css-like border :)
i like fireworks :)