Unless you’ve been living under a stack of LPs and 8-tracks for the past few years, you’ve seen the too-hip-for-you iPod ads everywhere by now. On buses, billboards, and buildings, you can’t escape those hipsters jumping and gyrating with their white earbuds.

So you may as well join them.

Over at MacMerc, they’ve got a step-by-step tutorial that’ll have you creating iKids, iPets, and iFriends in no time.

(And if no time is just too long, send your pic to iPop My Photo along with $20, and they’ll do it for you!)

Make Your Own iPod Ad Silhouettes
www.macmerc.com/articles/Graphics_Tips/260

p.s. You’ll find a simpler tutorial at Photoshop Lab. It lacks some of the subtleties of the MacMerc method, but it gets the job done.

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Published on August 24, 2006 — See more Post-Processing,Tutorials,Websites