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18. Click Save optimized as. Set the file types to html and images. You will get an error message that jpg, png and wbmp can not be saved as animation, do you want to continue. As long as you set the eyes slice to gif, you will get the animation. the other slices save best as jpg.

9. Duplicate sign copy and move down. Duplicate sign copy2 and move down. Continue till you have all the buttons you want. Use your text tool set to color hex #DFC39E to assign the button names. I used about, family, photos, links, contact, home set with the Book antiqua font at 19 pixels. Right click on the kewl cats text layer and select "copy layer style". Click on each of your text layers and paste the layer style. Set the text layer modes to linear burn.

11. Select your Type tool set to the color Hex value #DFC39E. Type in Kewl Cats in Book Antiqua or the font of your choice at 55 pt, bold. .

14. EARS: Duplicate your head again to make an ear. Use your move tool with bounding box option checked to scale the head duplicate to height = 100 % and width to 22%. Add a mask to this layer. Duplicate this layer. Set the two ear layers on each of the two sides of the top of the head.

To create really cool image you have to choose the necessary program and to follow certain schedule. If you want to draw some vector illustrations you have to bear in mind that vector-type editors Adobe Illustrator or CorelDraw are used for this purpose. However, Photoshop has sufficient funds to draw vector illustrations. I will demonstrate it in this tutorial concerning the outlining the sketch in the vector. I have taken a sketch of a cat as the basis of this illustration. I have decided to depict blue cat with green eyes and pink flowers in its paw. Here is my final result.

This tutorial is a second version of this one: Funny eyes Now the eyes fits better in the animal face and are blended in a better way.

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Step 1: First step is to get rid of the black pupil, which we're going to do with the Clone stamp tool. This is my favorite tool ever to do modification on pictures, like removing the iris, or unecessary parts (like the white dots at the top right of the iris. The below picture is zoomed in on 300%, and shows the white dots which we're going to remove after we've done the pupil. So let's select our Clone stamp tool , and take a brush size of 20px. A nice tip is to change your brush size with the [ and ] keys, [ is for lowering your brush size and ] for increasing. Then zoom in on the picture, I zoomed in twice (300% zoom). Then place your clone stamp tool under the pupil in the blue/green iris, hold the ALT key and left click with the mouse. My clone stamp location: This makes a clone of the part you hover and alt+click (depends on the width of the brush size of course). so now we can brush in the iris, but be aware of when you cloned a black part or any other part that might show up that doesn't belong. The thing you have to do then is to go a step back and make a new clone part. Also do NOT brush over the white lightning on the iris. And the last note is also very important, try not to brush strokes but instead just single click overy the pupil, this gives a much nicer end result. If you did all that right you should have something like this below, if not please let me know and I'll help you out.

[1]-First of all Open New Document of Custom Size,Height & Width 500�500 pxl,Resolution 72 & Mode RGB Color

You'll need a photo of a cat, and one of a woman unless you are using your own. Or you can click on the thumbnails below and use the same images I did.