Tutorials

A Blog with Bigger Pictures - by Leah In this tutorial I'm going to show you how to change the layout of your blog, so you can have your pictures show up full size on it. It makes such a difference! Published at BrightHub as a 2-part series: A Blog with Bigger Pictures - Part 1 A Blog with Bigger Pictures - Part 2

Special Effects - Warp Speed - by Sandra You can use this technique to add Drama to your pictures. Works great with Fantasy Stories too!!

Photoshop Tutorial Mix - By Sandra In this series of three short tutorials you will learn how to use photoshop to create black and white pictures, how to combine two pictures in one frame, and how to blend two pictures together.

Write Better Sim Stories - By Leah This tutorial gives you some tips on how to develop your writing talents and become a better sim story writer. It also briefly adresses the use of hacks and cheats in story writing, and gives you some basic tips on how to take better screenshots.

Blogging for Fiction Writers - By Leah Just a little tutorial I created in order to help other Sim Writers to set up a Storytelling Blog just like I did. I've tried to keep everything as easy as I could: a step-by-step guide, complete with pictures to guide you all the way through the process of setting up your very own Story Blog. Of course you can do much more with your blog - or blogs - than I showed you in the tutorial, but remember: It's only meant to be a simple guide to help you get started. Published as a 3-page article at BrightHub.

E-Books

A Blog with Bigger Pictures, the E-book - by Leah My A Blog with Bigger Pictures Tutorial is also available as E-book, which prints out much nicer than the tutorial on my Blog. It's a free PDF-download from Lulu, and may be shared under the Creative Commons License. (Non–commercial use only, credit given to the author, and a link provided to this website.)

Blogging for Storytellers, the E-book - by Leah My Blogging for Storytellers Tutorial is now available as E-book, which prints out much nicer than the tutorial on my Blog. It's a free PDF-download from Lulu, and may be shared under the Creative Commons License. (Non–commercial use only, credit given to the author, and a link provided to this website.)