Want to know how to create human hair in Photoshop?
Then you should definitely check out this very helpful tutorial by Hypergurl.com!

Creating hair using Photoshop is as easy as using a brush to draw two lines and then applying filters.

After starting a new document and filling it with a dark color, take an extra soft brush and draw two lines.
For starters, make one line a mustard yellow and the second one a brighter yellow or gold color.
Later on you can experiment with different colors if you’d like red, blue or orange hair.

Next is to add noise. Type in 15% and check Gaussian and Monocromatic.

Now add a motion blur. Set it at 90 degree’s and around 800 pixels.
You might need to play with this a little to get the right hair texture.
At this point you may also realize you should have made your two lines in the beginning a little thicker.

If you want to add highlights to your hair texture, add a layer on your image then add two lines of white.

Change layers to overlay and play with the Opacity until you acheive the hair highlights your after.
Once again, experimenting is the key. Some people like thick highlights, others like thin.

As you can see, this is a fast and easy way to make hair templates using Photoshop.
Hair templates are popular in virtual worlds like Second Life and IMVU.

The full tutorial along with images & a video can be found >> here << at Hypergurl.com.

SocialURL is a fun and trouble-free way to manage your online identities. SocialURL puts everything into one location. Just imagine - a profile jam packed with your photos, friends, and even links that direct others to your additional profiles. Connecting with others from one platform certainly becomes effortless, with the help of this website.

SocialURL is free! With a few simple clicks of the mouse, you will straightforwardly be able to set up a basic account.

SocialURL allows you to:

• Connect with others around the globe.
• Search for old classmates and love matches.
• Share hundreds of photo albums online, control who sees them, or keep them private.
• Organize to-do lists and bookmark favorite sites.
• Build a social web full of your additional profiles - including EBay, Facebook, Myspace, LiveJournal, Yahoo360, YouTube and more.
• Track every single visitor that views your online identity.

If you are an average internet user, chances are likely that you have at least 5 different social profile accounts. To be even more accurate, you probably have twice that amount. It’s okay, you can admit it; I myself have over 20! While it is brilliant to think we can connect from every single angle, it often becomes time consuming. Why not just stick to one basic identity?

SocialURL takes care of that by:

• Adding your profile links from social websites such as: Blogger, DeviantArt, DIGG, EBay, Facebook, Flickr, Freindster, LastFM, LiveJournal, Myspace, PlentyofFish, Webshots, Xanga, YouTube & more.
• Showing your friends all of your contact information - all links in one uncluttered area.
• Uploading your YouTube videos to one profile.

Ready to sign up? Click here to get started!

Looking for something cute & fun to add to your IMVU homepage?

The IMVU Stamp Club is a club of IMVU members that collect little 50×50 stamps to place on stamp cards on their homepages.

It’s a form of expression, they’re fun to make, and they don’t take up a lot of space.

They have a homepage as well as an an IMVU Group, and “apparently, a lot of free time”.

Above are just some examples of what the stamps look like.
They’re cute, quick to load, and can say a lot about you.

Typical stamp format is .png, but you can use .gif if you like.

You position your stamps on your stamp card any way that you like.

Ready to get started? Click >> here << to go to the official website!

Are you tired of stick thin, anorexic avatars that the majority of IMVU users seem to be using? Are you a thick, curvy girl and sick of feeling like your avatar is nothing like you? Well, now you can show the world that “skinny girls are for wimps”! Now, you can have a gorgeous, curvy avatar of your own, designed and crafted by curve-loving artist ReverendWyrm.

The CLA is designed with a touch of sexy makeup and more than a hint of freckles. You’ll compare this wonderful creation to the sickly default avatar and wonder how you’ve gone this long without these curves!

This avatar comes with a default skin that’s wearing a cute red bikini and only comes with the default hairstyle. You must look for clothing and shoes marked with (LG) to fit this avatar, because regular clothes and shoes do not fit.

This avatar can use all skins, hair, and head accessories. Some accessories may not function properly with this avatar; some clipping occurs with certain animations.

Here are a just a few of the products that you can wear with your CLA.

For more clothing for your CLA avatar click here!
The CLA was created by: LittleCricket

Reference: http://www.imvu.com/shop/product

Model: ChaChaFance
Photo by: Diva42
Wearing: Locke-Blood by Smexy

Model (left): Lalalover2k5
Photo by: Diva42
Wearing: Black Glamour by Fearce & Studded Heels Black by ClearWing

Model (right): ChaChaFance
Photo by: Diva42
Wearing: Flite Attendant Top & Flite Attendant Skirt by AlienAcid

Did you know there’s a web ring for the furries of IMVU!

Does your avi have fur, ears or a tail? Then, you qualify!

This web ring is intended as a gathering place for IMVU furries of all ages!

Link up your IMVU homepage to all the other furries like you!

Here are some of the IMVU furries who are already in the web ring.

RedFang18: Male Fox
Dragonita: Female Cat
PrettyKittyKat: Female Cat
AhrendTiger88: Male Tiger
Promagnum: Male Panda

Also be sure to check out the Furry Forums >> here << & represent your furry proudly!

The IMVU Furry Forums is a support community that was created in November 2006.

The community began with Maxis29 and help from a number of other individuals. Currently, the forum has also connected to the IMVU Furry Pride Web Ring. The site now has nearly 900 members!

The forums provide a showcase for developers of furry based items, tutorials on how to use IMVU and even has a program to help beginning developers, people who create items for the chat program such as eyes, skins, and tails.

Also contained in the forums are serious and playful role play sections, featuring a poking thread containing 100+ pages of relentless and creative poking, a board for the developers, textures and meshers, general chat, links, and art. Recently, an IRC server was purchased so furries could meet and chat in a large group while still using IMVU, as well as create new channels for role play and other gatherings.

The furries IRC chat can be found >> here << & the furry public chat rooms are >> here << on IMVU.

For more up-to-date furry news & resources, stop by the Furry Pride IMVU homepage!

Why do you think so many people are against the site metaRL.com?
A lot of people on IMVU will report you just for mentioning it on the forum or in a group!
Why do you think that is? What’s your opinion? Do you think people are right for being against this site?

We want your feedback!
To respond to this question, please click >> here << to post your answer in our forum!

Thank you.