Cute and Fun Fonts For Your Design

Stay calm and let's fuel your creativity today with these cute and fun fonts @ Best Photoshop Tutorials. Naturally, you can use them for any project {anything that doesn't require some serious and uptight fonts}. My recommendation would be for birthday card, baby shower invitation or could work for your letter to that special someone {who knows}. All of these fonts are free for download. So, save the money in your pocket {for another Apple product} and let's start having some fun. By the way, you can download the font by clicking on the preview image of each font.

PixieFont Sunshine Font

Vanilla Font Yummah Strawberriez

LT Chickenhawk Snickles Font


Green Piloww Reclame Script Demo

KTN Fingerwriting Pupcat Font

Cheri Font IndieStar BB

Levi Marker Akadora Font

Barlow: FOnt by Thunderpanda Cartwheel Font

Dancing Script Freebooter Script

Clementine Sketch Hamlake Font

Later Allie Gator NiniFont

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Mosaic Photo Effect PSD Template

Hello fellow readers! How's your day? If it's not so much of a story to brag about, we hope it's gonna get better with this update. Here's another free PSD template from Best Photoshop Tutorials for you to download. This time it's a Mosaic Photo Effect PSD template. It is fairly easy to use and self-explanatory once you downloaded the psd file. But we still gonna write a short guide, just to make sure nobody got lost in translation. Below are two examples of how you can utilize the template in your project. But don't limit yourself to these two samples, try to think outside the box (if you're ever inside one).

Download PSD: MOSAIC PHOTO EFFECT PSD






1. Of course first you have to download the psd file. Then, open it in Photoshop.

2. By default, the template is set to landscape. If you prefer to work with portrait orientation, you can rotate the canvas. Go to Image > Rotate Canvas > 90 degrees CW.



3. The canvas size is 1024 x 768 pixels. You can always re-size or crop it later once you're done arranging your pictures inside the squares. Each square/box is approximately 128 x 128 pixels and we have 8 x 6 boxes.

4. Below is your layer palette. Now, what you have to do now is open all the images you want to work with in Photoshop. You can use one big image to fill in the template or you can use several small pictures.



5. Drag your image one by one on top of the template's sample image layer. Re-size or crop them if necessary. Make sure the 'Frame' and 'White Box' layers always on top of your dragged images (otherwise you cannot see the boxes).



6. One you finished arranging your pictures, you can adjust the opacity of the white boxes.



7. Now, merge all the layers (CTRL+SHIFT+E). Then, you can re-size the image. Or crop some of the unused squares. (I'm gonna assume everybody knows how to resize or crop image in Photoshop. Otherwise, leave a comment here, and I'll be happy to help).

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