The Free Halloween Graphics/Templates/Tutorials Thread!

**Sugar_Skull** · 09-11-2010,08:59 PM

This is a thread where you can find (and share) free Halloween graphics, templates, and tutorials.

The rules are simple and as follows...

For Tutorials
Please include a star rating system to inform users of the difficulty level. The rating system has five levels, one ★ being the easiest and five being the most difficult. Make sure to include any relevant information such as what program(s) you are using, what format the file is saved as, or anything else you feel is important for the user to know.

For Graphics or Templates
If you are posting graphics or templates please ensure a sample of the design is included alongside the downloadable file. It is helpful to inform users which programs work best with the selected format (or provide suggestions for conversion).

For Users
If files are found to be corrupt or infected the individual who created the post will be notified. Please excercise caution when downloading files, always make sure to scan them for viruses before opening. There will be a separate thread available for general inquiries and feedback in The Halloween Graphics group, try to refrain from posting anything but tutorials and downloadable goods here. If you are going to use any of the designs for a website or blog please consider contacting the artist beforehand.

Remember that offensive and copyrighted material is not acceptable!
Enjoy.

**Sugar_Skull** · 09-15-2010,08:20 PM

I thought I would get the ball rolling for this thread. This is something I just threw together right now, it's a simplistic Halloween party invitation!

All you require is Photoshop (version shouldn't really matter), and some basic knowledge of the program. You don't have to be super familiar, you just need to know what the most basic tools are. Instructions on text editing are included in the readme file.

The invitation measures 4" by 5 1/4". I recommend printing on good cardstock. Do a few econofast grayscale print outs on ordinary computer paper to make sure the outside is lined up with the inside of the invitation.

The attached zip files are located beneath the example. This is probably the only thing I can offer up right now, I am absolutely loaded with work. Please enjoy! And if you have something to share whether it's a graphic, sound clip/mix, tutorial, font, or whatever, please post it!