That video is NOT part of the list.

Anyways, I’m not going to keep ranting about this Charlie bit my finger thing and how stupid it is that people get over 300 views off of crap like that. I’ll just get to the list.

10. 

I couldn’t stop laughing at that one. Bruno Mars has probably made the best music video yet.

9.

The Pretender is probably the best grunge rock song ever, apart from “Smells Like Teen Spirit” and “In Bloom” (I think “In Bloom” is underrated).

8.

Yes. This is probably as stupid as “Charlie bit my finger” but it’s very funny and kept me laughing for a good minute.

8.

No, that wasn’t a typo, I actually put two 8′s. The dark comedy version is way better than the original.

7.

Be a man.

6.

Very creative song and a very creative person. He might be fat, but his creativity makes up for it.

5.

OK, this probably isn’t the best “video” that you’ve seen, but I put it on here because of the music. Nirvana will remain my favorite band…but the Foo Fighters are coming close to topping them (it must be Dave Grohl). “Smells Like Teen Spirit” is the best grunge song ever.

4.

This is why people started wearing V-Necks.

3.

This is funny.

2.

If you’re better than Jimi Hendrix…you must be God….or Kurt Cobain.

1.

I am not like a G6…I am like a G7.

Preview

2. http://jdog0601.deviantart.com/art/Hairy-Man-Vector-tut-Eng-129452571, Hairy Man.

Tutorial

3. http://www.computerarts.co.uk/tutorials/2d__and__photoshop/combine_textures_with_vectors, combining textures with Vectors.

Preview

• Software: Photoshop Elements 4.0
• Time: Around an hour

So, the first step is to find the picture you want to photoshop yourself into. Make sure you can see most of the face on the person you want to “become”. I’m going to use this one:

Picture by Tony Dowson, freedigitalphotos.net

Once you choose your image you need to find a picture of you to place in that image. You want it to seem realistic, so instead of choosing a picture where you look serious, choose one where you look excited. If you need to, take a new picture of yourself with a webcam/camera. I’ll go with this one:

Picture by Graur Codrin, freedigitalphotos.net

Now open both pictures up in Photoshop.

The first real step is to select your head and hair. Use a lasso tool (I used polygonal) and just  lasso around your head, like this:

It’s okay if you cut a little bit of yourself off or get some of the background in.

After you are done selecting, change your tool to the Move Tool. Then drag your face into the thumbnail of the other image.

Your oversized head should now be in the center of the “awesome” pic.

To change the size of your head, go to Image->Transform->Free transform. Then, drag the corners until your head is the correct size.

While still in Free Transform mode, move your mouse to the outside of your face. The cursor should change into a curvy line. Click and drag, and your face should rotate. Rotate it to the correct angle, and then drag it over the orignal face.

The lighting of your face most-likely doesn’t match the lighting of the background image. To fix this, go to Enhance->Adjust Color->Adjust Color for Skin Tone. Then click on part of your skin. Photoshop will try to adjust automatically, but it doesn’t always work very well, so just use the sliders to make adjustments.

Now, your project should be pretty much done. Just make a few adjustments here and there if needed, and then save your work. Congratulations! You are now an expert Jet Skier!

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2. http://darkscarab.com/tutorials/view.php?title=Modeling%20the%20Honda%20HSV-010%20GT%20-%20Part%201

3. http://cg.tutsplus.com/tutorials/blender/3d_cg_blender_3dsmax_max_blend_quick_tip_import_export_io_correction_3ds/ – fixing .3Ds import

Fixing .3ds Import

4. http://cg.tutsplus.com/tutorials/blender/re-topologize-a-game-ready-alien-head-in-blender/ – Re-topologizing a game-ready alien head in Blender.

Re-Topologizing a Game-Ready Alien Head

5. http://www.blenderguru.com/create-a-foggy-window/ – Creating a foggy windo in Blender.

Preview

2. Bebas

3. Olney

4. RNS Camelia

RNS Camelia

Retro Colorization

2. http://www.tutorial9.net/photoshop/amazing-vector-retro-rainbow-curves/ – Really tight retro rainbow curves

Retro Curves

3. http://www.tutorial9.net/photoshop/create-a-retro-pop-style-wallpaper/ – Abstract retro wallpaper.

Preview

4. http://www.pstut.info/photoshop-tutorials/design-a-3d-retro-strip/ – a really cool retro strip design. (In case  you get confused: this website has pages for the tutorial on the bottom).

5. http://abduzeedo.com/super-cool-retro-poster-10-steps-photoshop – a really cool retro poster in photoshop.

Preview

2. http://www.blenderguru.com/create-an-animated-flag/

3. http://www.blenderguru.com/create-a-shattered-glass-title-animation/

4. http://www.blenderguru.com/recreate-the-starcraft-2-logo/

Video Tutorial:

5. http://www.blenderguru.com/create-a-motivational-poster/

Video Tutorial:

6. http://www.blenderguru.com/how-to-create-a-lightning-storm/

Video Tutorial

7. http://www.blenderguru.com/how-to-create-a-muzzle-flash/

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APE (Actionscript Physics Engine)

3. Fisix Engine

Fisix Engine

4. FOAM

FOAM

5. FLADE

Flade

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