WebMaster & interface design

When I was a kid, I was a compulsive painter of punched eyes, missing teeth and bloody scars on almost every magazine or newspaper photo I found.

Time passed by and I didn’t become a special effects makeup artist like Tom Savini or Rick Baker, but I still enjoy a nice horror movie with some decent gore and splatter effects.

Lately I’ve been noticing that many Photoshop artists are mastering the horror makeup techniques and believed that it was time to gather a nice (er, sort of…) list of Photoshop tutorials filled with gore, splatter and blood. Some previews have been blocked just because the final effect was too explicit. Have some fun with your photos, but don’t scare your kid brother too much, please.

Horror, blood and gore effects tutorials

Click on each image to read the tutorial

With great power comes great responsibility” is the tag line at this digital testament to the pitfalls of Photoshop magic gone awry. Take a look at this example for a taste of what’s in-store for the design geek in us all:

Hat tip to Coudal Partners.

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However, most Wordpress themes are either used too often (Kubrick theme, now K2, is definitely overused) or just have nothing to offer - particularly, if you are looking for a free, impressive and professional design. However, sometimes search is worth it. In the gallery below you’ll find 83 free Wordpress Themes you probably haven’t seen yet. All themes offer quality, elegance and a user-friendly interface.

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toosl you need

intall wordpress on your server

Notepad ( edit text and code)

xhtmlized , css development and xhtml development  need good if not good you can’t fix code

what file you need edit

index.php template file in your Theme’s directory

header.php and footer.php. The Template Tags that include them look like this:

<?php get_header(); ?> <?php get_footer(); ?>

sidebar.phpIt can be included in your index.php

template file with the following template tag

<?php get_sidebar(); ?>

 

The following template files are typical for the main template

(index.php) of a WordPress site:

header.phptheloop.php (The Content)  wp-comments.php

sidebar.php

searchform.php

footer.php
Perhaps your design does not need a footer

this is only basic tutorials no include Special Template

good luck to all