Help with missing tutorial site

I know this is a long shot, but here goes: Some months ago I came upon a

tut site which had about 30 or so quite sophistiocated and elegant PS tuts (not the usual collection of buttons, wires etc). All were carried out on existing photos I think – eg turning a photo of a street that wasn’t so great into a very acceptable ‘watercolour’ type print.

The tuts were divided into beginner, intermediate and advanced levels.

of the advanced ones were only available if you bought the tutorial CD

was being sold off the site. I *think* it may have been a UK site, not

This site has disappeared from my favourites folder … has anyone any suggestions as to the site’s name/url?

Googling hasn’t helped.

Much appreciated. Ian

Colin Smith, maybe?
http://www.photoshopcafe.com/
His are good, divided by skill level, and he sell CD’s???
"IanStJohn" wrote in message

I know this is a long shot, but here goes: Some months ago I came upon a

PS

tut site which had about 30 or so quite sophistiocated and elegant PS

(not the usual collection of buttons, wires etc). All were carried out

existing photos I think – eg turning a photo of a street that wasn’t so great into a very acceptable ‘watercolour’ type print.

The tuts were divided into beginner, intermediate and advanced levels.

Many

of the advanced ones were only available if you bought the tutorial CD

that

was being sold off the site. I *think* it may have been a UK site, not

sure.

This site has disappeared from my favourites folder … has anyone any suggestions as to the site’s name/url?

Googling hasn’t helped.

Much appreciated. Ian

I know this is a long shot, but here goes: Some months ago I came upon a

tut site which had about 30 or so quite sophistiocated and elegant PS tuts (not the usual collection of buttons, wires etc). All were carried out on existing photos I think – eg turning a photo of a street that wasn’t so great into a very acceptable ‘watercolour’ type print.

The tuts were divided into beginner, intermediate and advanced levels.

of the advanced ones were only available if you bought the tutorial CD

was being sold off the site. I *think* it may have been a UK site, not

This site has disappeared from my favourites folder … has anyone any suggestions as to the site’s name/url?

Googling hasn’t helped.

Much appreciated. Ian

I know this is a long shot, but here goes: Some months ago I came upon a

tut site which had about 30 or so quite sophistiocated and elegant PS tuts (not the usual collection of buttons, wires etc). All were carried out on existing photos I think – eg turning a photo of a street that wasn’t so great into a very acceptable ‘watercolour’ type print.

The tuts were divided into beginner, intermediate and advanced levels.

of the advanced ones were only available if you bought the tutorial CD

was being sold off the site. I *think* it may have been a UK site, not

This site has disappeared from my favourites folder … has anyone any suggestions as to the site’s name/url?

Googling hasn’t helped.

Much appreciated. Ian

I know this is a long shot, but here goes: Some months ago I came upon a PS tut site which had about 30 or so quite sophistiocated and elegant PS tuts (not the usual collection of buttons, wires etc). All were carried out on existing photos I think – eg turning a photo of a street that wasn’t so great into a very acceptable ‘watercolour’ type print.

On Wed, 20 Aug 2003 11:01:15 +1200, "IanStJohn" wrote:

I know this is a long shot, but here goes: Some months ago I came upon a

tut site which had about 30 or so quite sophistiocated and elegant PS

(not the usual collection of buttons, wires etc). All were carried out on existing photos I think – eg turning a photo of a street that wasn’t so great into a very acceptable ‘watercolour’ type print.

What about http://www.davrodigital.co.uk/tutorials/howtoo.htm
It’s from David Rowley whose tutorials are included on the CD with UK magazine Digital photo, Excellent they are too!

John.