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Please visit my new account (~kalliann ) if you would like to watch me or send me a note/comment. Thank you

Second tutorial.

A tutorial on simple avatar-animating. How to make your Character blink.

*EDIT*
I forgot to mention that when you save the file, save it as a GIF. ^^ This is so you can upload it to DA, or other sites which allows you to use GIF files for an avatar.

If you cant find IMAGEREADY Try clicking your start button, and go to "All programs". If you cant find it amongst your list of programs there, try looking for its containing folder (Still in Start>All programs). It should be titled "Adobe" or something like that.

If you still cant find it there, try searching for it. Again, go to start, and click search. Then just click "All files and folders" and type in "Imageready".

Imageready is supposed to come with your Photoshop, I use Adobe Photoshop CS2, so I have Imageready CS2.

If you really dont have Imageready, then you can just save it in photoshop like so: File>Save for web

Tutorial requests here: [link]
View finished product Here .

Other tutorials:

© Amanda Jacinto '07

People whom my tutorial has helped:

[link] *karliashi
(And probably a couple more~)

Description
I NO LONGER USE THIS ACCOUNT
Please visit my new account (~kalliann ) if you would like to watch me or send me a note/comment. Thank you

Second tutorial.

A tutorial on simple avatar-animating. How to make your Character blink.

*EDIT*
I forgot to mention that when you save the file, save it as a GIF. ^^ This is so you can upload it to DA, or other sites which allows you to use GIF files for an avatar.

If you cant find IMAGEREADY Try clicking your start button, and go to "All programs". If you cant find it amongst your list of programs there, try looking for its containing folder (Still in Start>All programs). It should be titled "Adobe" or something like that.

If you still cant find it there, try searching for it. Again, go to start, and click search. Then just click "All files and folders" and type in "Imageready".

Imageready is supposed to come with your Photoshop, I use Adobe Photoshop CS2, so I have Imageready CS2.

If you really dont have Imageready, then you can just save it in photoshop like so: File>Save for web

Tutorial requests here: [link]
View finished product Here .

Other tutorials:

© Amanda Jacinto '07

People whom my tutorial has helped:

[link] *karliashi
(And probably a couple more~)