Apple iOS users are usually fond of taking photos with their iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch, and they take them pretty seriously. We could see a lot of high quality photos around the web taken using these iOS cameras. Especially now that iPhone 4s is equipped with an all-new 8 megapixels photo optics. But since iOS devices normally doesn’t come with a lot of options for photo editing natively, it has led to a vast number of photo-editing or photography apps in the Apple app store. Although some of us are willing to pay a small amount for quality apps, still, most people would rather get them free, especially if they are premium apps available for free. So in this article we listed 10 of the best free photography apps for all your Apple iOS devices available in the app store. For Google Android fans, we covered a similar article for Android devices a while back with “10 of the Best Free Photo Editing Apps for Android“.

1. Gorillacam

Gorillacam was introduced in December 2009 by Joby Inc., the creators of the Gorillapod tripods. It combines together a slew of features to greatly improve iPhone’s camera (timer, multi-shot, spirit-level, on-screen grid, ‘press anywhere’ capture), which means you can gather some half-dozen standalone apps that offer similar things.

2. Photoshop Express

We are all familiar with the name that conveys industry standard in image editing on the Mac or PC platforms. And this iOS version of Photoshop Express remains a solid option for those who only need simple image editing only and don’t want to have to pay for an app they only use lightly.

3. BeFunky Photo Editor

BeFunky is the popular online photo editing app that is now available on iPhone. This fast and easy to use app has 25 high quality photo effects, powerful editing tools and marvelous photo frames. It’s 100% FREE with no Registration Required, without Ads, and no limitations.

4. PhotoToaster Jr

East Cost Pixel’s PhotoToaster’s little brother, PhotoToaster Jr. is one quality free app that is available for iPhone and iPad. It offers all the essential features for photo processing in a single product. It employs fast non-destructive, high quality image adjustments, providing them in three different ways to adjust. This app can do everything from simple lighting adjustments and color corrections to elaborate effects.

5. Phototreats

Capturing beautiful snapshots are easy with Phototreats. Choose a photo, apply the effect, save & upload! It’s powered by Steply making mobile photo sharing easy. Phototreats is a collection of easy to use filters that transforms your photo into a truly memorable and emotional scene that all your friends will want to share and see.

6. Instagram

15 million users love Instagram! It’s a free, fun, and simple way to make and share gorgeous photos on your iPhone. Pick from one of several gorgeous filtered effects or tilt-shift blur to breathe a new life into your mobile photos. Transform everyday moments into works of art you’ll want to share with friends and family. Sharing is also easy with Instagram. You can share photo streams with friends or follow your friends’ photos with just a single click.

7. Fotolr Camera FX+

Fotolr Camera FX+ is a camera app that offers professional filtering which can help you see your photo effect before you snap shutter and offer you new shooting experience. Includes more than 50 effects like Black & white, Lomo, old photo, Magic Hour, Cross Process, Vibrant, 8mm and many more. It also has an option to share photos on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr and Sina Weibo.

8. Pixlr-o-matic

This iOS photo app lets you add retro effects to your photos in a snap! You can turn your photos into cool looking vintage images, and editing is as easy as one, two, three. With this fun and simple darkroom app, you can layer filters, lighting and borders to get that retro grunge look in three simple steps.

9. Leme Camera

Leme Camera is a free iOS app that allows you to capture images and edit instantly. The heart of Leme Cam is the unique charm found in simple film photography. Fun and easy to use, and lets you capture every moment with style, emotion, and creativity using our chic, unpredictable, yet delightfully retro “toy” cameras, cool lenses, and funky films.

10. Picture Effect Magic

Picture effect Magic offers a bunch of special effects, filters, frames and other design elements that will turn your photos into an original piece of art. It’s definitely more than what it’s worth for a free app. It offers cool effects like sepia, oil painting, swirl, rainbow, comic, sketch and a whole lot more.

As the saying goes, “Nothing lasts forever…”. It’s true and we all know that we live in an ever changing world. The constant struggle to progress or adapt to the changes that’s taking place around us. Many businesses are always chasing their client’s interests and focus, and this normally involves redesigning or rebranding to keep their audiences’ attention. Each year, several companies go thru major corporate ID overhaul to refresh and revive their images. This year we are listing 22 of the most notable logo redesigns in 2011. We did a similar round-up 2 years ago with our Top 45 Logo Rebranding of 2009, so you may also want to check that out.

Alere

ANZ Bank

Audi

Ben Sherman

Comedy Central

Google Chrome

TNT Post

Science Channel

Virgin Australia

Little Chef

TechCrunch

Heineken

Smart Communications

eHow

Swiss Airlines

Children’s Miracle Network

Starbucks

JCPenney

Toastmasters International

NBC Universal

THQ

Play.com

Following Adobe Edge’s introduction this month, now comes Adobe’s latest web site creation tool, Adobe Muse (code name). Website design and creation has never been easy with the new Adobe Muse now released in free public beta version.

Adobe Muse is an Adobe Air application that lets you create websites as easy as you create layouts for print. Very similar with layouting a brochure in InDesign. All without writing a single code.

Adobe chose making Muse in Adobe Air rather that a full-blown native application to make it work for both Mac and PC platform. A lot of people might not be in favor of using Adobe Air most particularly in Mac as it performs inadequately compared to a native app, but Muse is quite fast and efficient for an Adobe Air app.

Graphic designers will surely benefit from Muse’s functionality and featureset. Adobe identified that majority of their users are graphic designers and not web developers or code geeks. Graphic designers who wants to create code-free websites quickly, flexibly and powerfully as they do in Adobe InDesign from which Muse mimics its user interface and design model.

Muse was also built to take advantage of the latest HTML5 and CSS3 properties to generate well written, semantically-correct and clean code.

You can also add HTML code snippets, other HTML elements like Google Maps and Facebook feeds, or create interesting and interactive pages with its built-in tools like lightboxes, customizable slideshows, dynamic buttons and navigation menus, and a whole lot more.

You can preview your design with Muse easily from within using its built-in WebKit browser or open it up with your default browser app.

You may expect some minor kinks and crashes with this public beta. Simply close, restart and resume, and with its auto-save feature you can pick up from where you left without losing too much work.

Adobe is set to realease the final and paid version early next year and it will be available through subscription. Subsciption fee will be $15 per month for a one-year contract or $20 monthly without commitment.

Adobe also offers hosting directly from Muse via its Adobe Business Catalyst hosting platform, but you can also host your site elsewhere and bring all your web content to any web server of your choice.

You can check out and install Muse from its official Adobe Muse site (built entirely with Muse), or visit their Facebook page and Twitter to learn more.

Adobe recently released Edge, its new GUI based Web Motion and Interaction Design Tool to create Flash-like motion graphics in HTML5, JavaScript and CSS3. Adobe finally embraced HTML5, recognized its continuing rise and decided to go with it rather than compete.

Rich media web content has generated much debate between Flash and HTML5 in the recent years. Most notably when Apple CEO Steve Jobs rejected Flash and favored HTML5 instead in developing apps for Apple iOS on iPhones and iPads. A thin line between the two platforms continue to develop flaming lengthy discussions whether HTML5 can totally replace Flash someday.

Much of developers clamor with HTML5 replacing Flash is the lack of Flash-like GUI based tool that will help them create animations and interactive content easily. Although there are also similar HTML5 visual tools released recently like Tumult’s Hype for Mac ($29.99 from Mac App Store) and Sencha Animator (currently available in Beta License), but with Edge coming from Adobe, a dominant player in the web development arena, definitely spearheads HTML5′s dominance in web and mobile content development.

The future of Flash is still uncertain at this moment. And with Adobe releasing Edge, we can’t help asking questions like, will Edge now replace Flash? Is it just Adobe’s strategy to keep up with HTML5 and capture a slice of Apple’s iOS market? or will it just be a companion or enhancement to Flash? These questions might be too early to get answers. Currently, Flash is still the most widely used animation and rich media content tool in the market. HTML5 may have a strong start but it still lacks a number of features offered by Flash and it is yet to reach full compatibility with all web browsers. So Flash is still far from being doomed and linking Edge with the death of Flash is over the top.

Adobe Edge is currently available for download in its beta or preview version free of charge. The Preview version may be bare bones for now but further enhancements will be added during the public preview development stage, including interactivity, richer graphics, and more flexible drawing tools within Edge. The full and retail version will be released sometime around next year. Head on to Adobe Labs for Edge if you want to download and learn more about it.

QR codes, short for Quick Response codes, are starting to get popular these days. If you are not yet familiar with QR codes, here’s a simple introduction about it. QR codes are similar to bar codes that we see everyday on consumer products. Bar codes are used by retailers for inventory and product pricing for POS. Now what’s the difference between the two? Bar codes are only linear one-dimensional codes which can only hold up to 20 numerical digits, while QR codes are two-dimensional (2D) matrix codes that can accommodate thousands of alphanumeric characters or data. Which makes QR codes more practical to use for a lot of purposes.

How does QR codes work

QR codes are scanned with mobile devices like iPhone, Android, or other camera enabled Smartphones. With QR codes, you can link users to your site’s URL, download content, activate phone functions and easily connect the mobile device to the internet.

So how do you generate QR codes? There a numerous QR code generators around. You can try two popular QR code generators, Kaywa and Zxing Project QR Code generators. You simply enter the data you want to send with your QR code, a web page link, text, phone number or SMS. Generate the code and it will provide you your own unique QR code instantly.

Reading QR codes will require your mobile device an application or a QR code reader/scanner. Searching for QR code readers will give you ample choices compatible with your particular brand and model of mobile phone. Head on to Mobile Barcodes for a list of the best QR Code reading software available for download.

Practical applications of QR codes

There are many ways you can use QR codes. Here are some of the most common applications for QR codes these days.

1. Business cards
2.  Corporate or product brochures and other marketing
3. Posters and announcements
4. Product packaging and tags
5. Signages and billboard ads
6. Clothes (QR codes printed on shirts are a big hit these days)
7. Magazine or newspaper ads
8. Website, email or any online campaign
9. Name tags
10. Books
11. A whole lot more than you can think of…

Designer QR codes

QR codes doesn’t have to look boring. You can design QR codes outside its black and white mazed like box. QR codes are very potential marketing tools, and presenting visually appealing QR codes will surely enhance your branding and appeal to your audiences.

Here are a few short tips on how you can enhance your QR code’s looks and create your own stunning designer QR codes.

1. Add colors to your QR codes. They don’t always have to be black and white. You can add colors as long as you maintain proper contrast between the dark foreground and light background.
2. Soften it with rounded corners. Softening the corners will dramatically reduce the visual stiffness of QR codes. Soften it and see the difference.
3. Use other graphic elements to add dimension to your QR codes. You can add images or any design element like your logo on your QR code. Just make sure you don’t obstruct some of the important boxes that contain data.
4. Use trial and error. You might ask on the previous tip, how do I know which of my QR code blocks I can mess around without affecting code readability. Well, technically you can do the math to compute which blocks aren’t necessary and can be played around or removed. But doing computations like that is unnecessary, you can just do your design, scan and test it as you go along.

Be sure to try different code readers. Different mobile devices and code readers may read your QR code differently. Make sure also that your designed QR code will be read instantly and will not take more than a few seconds to scan and generate results. If it takes a while to scan it, you need to redesign, simplify and try again.

I tried it out and here’s my first crack in doing designer QR codes for designfreebies. I quickly made two vector QR code designs using Illustrator. You may try and scan them and see if they work giving you designfreebies home page link.

To give you more ideas on how you can create your very own designer QR codes, here are a few examples of beautiful and creative QR codes that you can check for inspiration. If you have any designer QR codes you want to share, please let us know by mentioning it in your comment. Enjoy!

1. Zophia

Design: QR Arts

2.Corkbin

Design: Corkbin

3. HBO’s Boardwalk Empire Promotion

Design: SET Japan

4. IPA QR Code

Design: QR Arts

5. Collective Architectures Book

Design: Buenos Diaz

6. Louis Vitton QR Code

Design: SET Japan/Takashi Murakami

7. WIRED Magazine

Design: SET Japan

8. Brainy

Design: QR Code Workshop

9. Qubism and QRcodes

Design: QR Arts

10. Telstra’s MUM 2.0 Campaign

Design: SET Japan

11. Coffee QR Code

Design: QR Code Workshop

12. Jameson

Design: QR Code Workshop

Android mobile devices are getting better and better in capturing high quality photos and videos these days. And with mobile devices quickly becoming mobile computers performing a variety of computer tasks, photo editing should be no-sweat with these Android devices.

While there are some great basic photo editing tools in the built-in camera application, it is good to have other tools do more than basic post-editing tasks. So in this article, we have gathered and compiled ten of the best free Android photo editing apps that can help you edit and post process those fabulous photos, saving you valuable time and money.

1. Photoshop Express

From the grandaddy of image editing comes Photoshop Express for Android. Adobe Photoshop’s smallest sibling offers  essential image editing tools like crop, rotate and flip. You adjust saturation and tint by simply dragging your finger across the photo. You may also upload and share your photos with a free Photoshop.com account.

2. FX Camera

FxCamera enables you to take pictures and apply some fun and cool effects to your photos. Some of these effects include ToyCam, Polandroid, Fisheye, SymmetriCam and Warhol. This app is similar with several popular iPhone camera apps like CameraBag, Picoli or PhotoBox but the best thing is it’s free.

3. PicSay Photo Editor

PicSay is an award winning photo editor for Android. The free lite version lets you correct colors, add word balloons, titles, graphics, and effects like distortion. PicSay offers a fun, intuitive, and easy-to-use interface.

4. PicsIn

PicsIn photo editor for Android offers amazing photo editing features, like artistic effects, filters, frames, stickers, text effects, cliparts, basic tools like crop, rotate, and color adjustment. You can also play around with your photos by adding  funny symbols, create frames for your pictures, make collages, etc. It also allows you to post your photos to Flickr and Picasa directories or hare your work on Facebook, twitter and other social websites.

5. Photo Enhance

With Photo Enhance, you can boost details in your photos, fix yellow-tinged indoor photos taken indoor, crop photos, adjust brightness, and many more. It uses HDR tone-mapping techniques to add detail to your images thus allowing you to make better photos even with crappy cameras. The free version will only save and share at web-resolution. You can upgrade to Photo Enhance Pro for detailed, hi-resolution images.

6. BeFunky Photo Editor

BeFunky is the popular online photo editing application which now has an Android version lets you edit photos, apply effects, add frames, and save back to your phone. It has more than 20 high quality photo effects and gorgeous photo frames  to enhance your photos.

7. PhotoWonder

PhotoWonder offers you a variety of fun ways to edit your photos. You can make cool collage pics, apply effects like LOMO, BlueTone and Ageing, lets you add lovely stickers and frames, smooth skin, share photos, etc.

8. Picplz

Snap a photo, add a quick retro look and share them with your friends everywhere. This is Picplz, a 100% free app for Android mobile devices that lets you style your photos with effects like vintage 70s, black & white, toy camera, Instagram, Hipstamatic, Vignette plus more.

9. Camera360

Do amazing things with your photos with this free photo editing application. Apply effects like LOMO, Retro, Dreamlike, Art of Black and White, Back to 1839, HDR and Night Enhancement, plus many more cool features.

10. Little Photo

This Little Photo app for Android offers big features that lets you add cool film effects to your photos. You can also stack multiple effects in one photo style.

Color is a major consideration in every design. There are instances that color schemes were already given and we just follow and apply them on our design, particularly if you design for clients who have already established their own corporate or branding colors. But most often we create colors from scratch. And for most designers creating a new color scheme is not an easy task. So if you’re having a hard time finding the right colors for your design, these online tools are for you.

We have gathered 12 of the best and most useful online color tools available. We listed only a dozen of them because we don’t want to bore you with too many color tools doing the same thing. So whether you’re doing web design, brochures, logo design, big or small projects, big or small clients, choosing the right color is very critical. So choose wisely right from the start. Let’s start looking at the list below and find the right color tool for you.

1. CSS Drive’s Online Colors Palette Generator

This online color tool will help you generate the complete color palette of any image you upload or fetch from URL.

2. Color Combos

This site allows you to mix the best color combinations for your design and allows you to see them work together on screen.  You can also access their library of colors containing numerous pre-built color combinations.

3. Color Scheme Designer

Color Scheme Designer offers complete solution for creating color schemes. This tool offers various color models, color spaces and color adjustments. It also lets you preview your current color scheme selected and export them to HTML CSS, XML, Photoshop and Gimp palettes.

4. Color Wheel

Color Wheel allows you to spin the color wheel and get a selection of three random colors. The color wheel randomizes among some 16 million colors. And since each spin produces three different colors, that gives endless combinations.

5. Color Wizard

Another great color tool from Colors on the Web. Color Wizard lets you submit your own base color, and it will automatically return matching colors for the one you selected. Various color schemes are available with hue, shade and tint variations.

6. Color Blender

ColorBlender is a very useful tool color matching and palette design. Choose a preferred color using the color picker and a 6-color matching palette (a “blend”) will be automatically calculated. It also allows you to tweak or edit individual colors of your blend. Your color blends can also be saved for future use, and will be available whenever you return to the site.

7. Contrast-A from Dasplankton

Contrast-A allows you to experiment with color combinations, examine them under the aspect of accessibility guidelines and to create custom color palettes. It also checks color combinations for sufficient contrast and displays the results according to WCAG 2.0 (Luminance Ratio) as well as the results according to older accessibility guidelines, WCAG 1.0 (Difference in Brightness and Color).

8. Adobe Kuler

Adobe Kuler is an online Flash based application from Adobe Systems that lets you try out, create and save various color schemes. It is also available in desktop versions using the Adobe AIR runtime. After downloading Switchboard from Adobe Labs, users using the desktop version can export a color scheme straight into Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign. The word ‘Kuler’ is of Mauritian Creole origin which means color.

9. ColorMunki

ColorMunki is an all-in-one color solution that delivers excellent color control and color creation tools for both photo and design digital workflows. Each ColorMunki solution is designed to meet the workflow needs of your creative profession.

10. Color Explorer

ColorExplorer is an elaborate online color tool for working with color palettes. With ColorExplorer you can quickly and easily create, manage and evaluate color palettes for use in graphic design, web designs, layouts, and much more.

11. ColourLovers

COLOURlovers is a creative community where people from around the world create and share colors, palettes and patterns, discuss the latest trends and explore colorful articles. It also offers lots of online color tools like ColorSchemer, Seamless pattern maker, etc.

12. Colorotate

ColoRotate has an intuitive interface that features an open 3D color space that lets you choose (or design) the color palette that fits your needs. With ColoRotate, you can work with colors in real time and in a way that matches how our minds process color.

Once again, Christmas is just around the corner. And what better way to truly show people you care during this most wonderful season of the year, especially when you cannot be with them physically, but to send them some lovely and creative Christmas cards from the heart.

Many people just resort to quickly sending their loved ones some electronic greeting messages but nothing compared to receiving and opening a real Christmas card wrapped beautifully in a special envelope and finding that lovely crafted Christmas card inside. You can send Christmas cards not just to special friends and relatives but also to your business associates and make them feel real special this Christmas time. Don’t let the good ‘ol tradition of Christmas card giving disappear. Create your own special Christmas greeting card today.

Creating your own Christmas card doesn’t have to be a task. We have here tons of design resources to help you get started in creating your own creative Christmas card. We have here 7 easy to follow Christmas card tutorials, 7 Christmas card design inspirations, 9 Christmas card design templates in various file formats, and 12 amazing collection of assorted useful Christmas graphic design downloads like vector graphics and icons, backgrounds, Photoshop brushes and more.

Browse down, download and enjoy creating your very own Christmas card. Merry Christmas everyone!

Christmas Card Tutorials

1. How to Make a Christmas Tree Pop up Card

2. How to Make a Christmas Card Star

3. Handmade Christmas Card with Removable Ornaments

4. The Joy of Christmas – Christmas card making tutorial

5. How to Make Handmade Christmas Waterfall Cards

6. How to Make a Christmas Card Using Wrapping Paper

7. Making a Christmas Story Star Card

Christmas Card Design Inspirations

1. Magical Christmas Card designed by Swedish Post (Posten) and Crispin Porter + Bogusky

This 2010 Clio Awards winner is a unique design of Facebook updates and dialogues transformed into various Christmas decorations like reindeer, bells, trees, etc.

2. Be! Christmas Card

Christmas card for “be!” – producer of clothes for children & pregnant women.

3. Volkswagen Christmas Card

A very creative and unique Christmas card any Volkswagen enthusiast would like to receive this Christmas.

4. Christmas Time! card design by Patrycja Zywert

A good example of clean and creative use of typography in Christmas card design.

5. The Xmas Card 2009 by Travis Purrington

Excellent mix of simplicity and elegance, traditional and modern Christmas card design.

6. Barajas Christmas Cards by Manuel Olmo-Rodriguez

A set of promotional mail materials with playing cards used as Christmas cards for OlmoCS, designed by Manuel Olmo-Rodriguez.

7. Christmas Cards for Jamaica by Eva Bodok

Lovely Christmas illustrations designed by Eva Bodok in this 2007 set of gate type Christmas cards for Jamaica.

Christmas Card Templates

1. Christmas Card Vector Templates from Freewareme

2. Beautiful Christmas Card Vector Template from Koocha

3. Another Vector Christmas Card Template from Koocha

4. Christmas Card PSD Template

5. Free Christmas Photo Card Templates (PSD and PNG file formats)

6. Christmas Card PSD Template (Danish and English)

7. 13 Lovely Christmas Card PSD Templates from Hero

8. Memory Makers Magazine Free Holiday Greeting Card Templates

9. Free Holiday Cards and Referral Cards Photoshop Templates from EW Couture

Other Christmas Card Design Resources

1. Designfreebies’ Free Winter Snow Flakes Vector Graphics

2. Free Christmas Vector Set 1

3. Free Christmas Vector Set 2

4. Free Christmas Vector Set 3

5. Free Christmas Card Background 1

6. Free Vector Christmas Backgrounds 2

7. Free Christmas Vector Background 3

8. Free Stylized Vector Christmas Tree

9. Free 22 Christmas Snowflake Photoshop Brushes

10. Set of Assorted Christmas Photoshop Brushes deom Ischarm

11. Great Collection of Christmas Photoshop Brushes from Atenais

12. Free Christmas Vector Ornaments and Gift Icons

Infographics or Information Graphics are visual representation of data and information. This kind of visual representation is used whenever complex information needs to be presented or explained clearly and quickly. Infographics mostly contain visual elements such as signs, maps, charts, diagrams or other graphic representation that will aid easy comprehension of complex data. They are often more powerful than plain imagery or words in transcending context, understanding and meaning to readers in a manner they have not previously experienced. Thus, treating them to a visual feast to learn, become enlightened, and motivated to learn more.

We have gathered at least 15 of the best infographics made in 2009 to present (2010) to inspire everyone not just in creating visually effective infographics but also to generate ideas and stimulate everyone’s creativity. These are a mixture of different types of infographics from statistical, to timeline to map based infographics.

If you know anything else worth mentioning in this 2009-2010 Best of Infographics list, please mention it in your comment. Enjoy.

1. 37 Minutes Bus Ride By Rayz Ong

2. Adaptation – Inadaptado by Rodrigo Machado

3. Balance Your Media Diet from Wired Magazine

4. Tree of Skills by Peter Grundy

5. DPS for Mens Health magazine, listing UK deaths by Peter Grundy

6. Digital Nostalgia from Wired Magazine Italy, March 2010 Issue

7. The Map of the Future from Wired Magazine Italy

8. Flowing Data Infovis by Luca Masud

9. 2010 World Cup Schedule by Martin Oberhäuser

10. iPod plus iTunes Timeline by Filip Chudzinski

11. The Babel of Beers (consumption, prices, taxation and restrictions: beer world infographic status report) by Francesco Franchi

12. Grandes navegações, Revista Superinteressante / março 2010

13. Student demographics within the Design Faculty at Politecnico di Milano developed by Density Design

14. World Cup Prediction Infographic from Wired UK, June 2010

15. 2010 Chile Earthquake Infographic

Summer is here and I’m turning up the heat some more by featuring our hottest collection of fire digital artworks, tutorials and background images.

For ages, we have been using fire for cooking, generating heat, signaling, and propulsion purposes. Even with its many uses, fire is also associated with many destructive effects that includes increased soil erosion, increased in atmospheric pollutants, and an increased hazard to human life. With March being the start of summer months in most regions, most countries observe their annual Fire Prevention Month starting this month. But any day of the year, everyone should take extra precaution, continue to educate people and regularly conduct fire drills to inform and prepare citizens on how to prevent and react to a building fire.

Now going back to our featured design free resources on fire, the safest way to use fire is when designers use them in their projects. Fire is very effective in conveying energy, aggressiveness and passion in your designs. So if that is what you intend to project with your design, maybe you can try some of these free fire background images. You may also want to learn creating your very own fire effects with these easy to follow Photoshop fire tutorials, or just amaze yourself and be inspired with some of the best fire digital artworks listed below.

Fire Digital Artworks

1. Eternal Flame by Silvatrez

2. Rebirth Flame by Darkhalo

3. Fire Hall by Pinkuh

4. Vodka by Nikita -trainfender- Buyanov

5. Snail Flame by Ghost3D

6. Heart of Fire by Chymere

7. Fire, Stars, and Fire by Shadow Umbre

8. Incandescence by Benjamin Delacour and Thomas Kim

9. I Love You Collab by Nikolay Ivanov and Stefan Chinof

10. Fire and Water by Artur Napierajczyk (naz)

Fire Background Images

1. Sailor Fire Background 1 by Senshi Stock

2. Nature Fire Background Stock Image Collection by Ayelie Stock

3. Collection of Fire Streak Images by Blary 54

4. Fire Photo Collection by Bcbusinesshub

5. Flame Background Collection by Iran Hot Head

6. 35 Free Hi-Res Fire, Flame and Firework Textures from Designshard

7. 11 Hi-resolution Fire Textures by Shin Rhys

8. 20 Hi-resolution Fire Textures by Frasio

9. 25 Free Fire Textures by Jason Bobich – Heavy Satin Flames

10. 52 Fire Light Textures by Elliptica

Fire Tutorials

1. Fire Tutorial by Windancer53

2. Fox Fire Tutorial by Ashwings

3. Fire Tutorial by Hawk4

4. Hell of Tutorial in Photoshop from Abduzeedo

5. How to Create a Flaming Photo Manipulation

6. Dramatic Text on Fire Effect in Photoshop

7. Create a Stunning Text on Wild Fire Effect from 10Steps

8. 3D Text on Fire from Denis Designs

9. Making of Flaming Hand from 10Steps

10. Creating Blue Flame Text on Carbon Fiber Background from 123RF