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Our latest video tutorial!

Use Pixelmator to paint the whole world in your hand

By Sebastiaan on April 25, 2016

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Finally! A new pixelmator tutorial after several months waiting. So sorry for the delay, I have a lot of other projects going on that needed my attention first. But now we’re back with a new Pixelmator Tutorial on the longest running Pixelmator tutorial website.
In this tutorial I will show you how you can put the whole world in your hand. Well.. sort of. In this case we’re going to put a part of this map in this hand.

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Our latest text tutorial!

Simple Steps to Create a Collage in Pixelmator

By Thomas on October 12, 2015

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In this project, you can learn how to use Pixelmator​ to combine images into a textured collage using layers and blend modes. C​ollage is a technique primarily used in the v​isual​ a​rts,​where a new piece of artwork is made from an a​ssemblage​ of different forms.

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