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You will need a flash player to view this video... please click here to download if you cannot see the video [link]You must have basic knowledge of photoshop to do this tutorial.
The Stamps here at dA were originally created by $liquisoft.
=ipholio is the creator of the mini stamp.
This is a video tut that will show you how to make a dev stamp.
Im not the creator of this..nor claim to be..these have been done a million times in other tutorials here on da....I have only sped the process up a bit with some short cuts in Photoshop.
I hope it helps.
UPDATE....if you want to preserve transparency and you have IE6 or older you could also save this as a GIF image. Thanks to Vectortrance for reminding me. 
ALSO your final stamp size should be 99 x 56 pixels.
Steve
DP Studios
credit: film [link] ~clandestine-stock
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I AM NOT CHILDISH I AM A 13 YEAR OLD MATURE YOUNG LADY, SHUT UP
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Oh yes, certainly. Your verrry mature.
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I jnow, i am, im in 8th grade and VERY responsible
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-sigh- Being mature and responsible are entirely different things.
Forget it, your clogging my message box.
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I love your tutorials, Steve! Thanks for taking the time to share. Always learning of a new shortcut when I watch one
I just wanted to add a different technique for doing the drop shadow.
->When I make the initial white border, I flatten it into 1 layer.
->Then I duplicate that layer.
->Then I fill it with a dark grey. (5D5D5D)
->I put the dark grey layer below the white layer, and move it down 1 px.
I've found that it looks better against dark backgrounds.
Thanks again! Keep up the awesome work.
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Your very welcome...to be honest I always make my won drop shadows...Rarely do I use a layer style...adding a slight Gaussian blur to your method and dropping the opacity accordingly to the distance of the shadow 
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Very nice tutorial! I'm actually trying to make a stamp now, and so far it looks good, thanks to you! =3
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what kinda photoshop is this?
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Photoshop CS2
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so how do i get the stamps into my journal?
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use the thumbnail number provided by dA that is to the right of the description
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Awsome! That helped me alot!...now all I have to do is get photoshop...
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haha yeah...photoshop will help if you want to do these tuts.
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Well, I'm halfway there...
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I'm decently gonna try & do a couple of stamps know!
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awesome...Im glad the tut helped you
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It's very useful and easy to understand. Thank you!
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Your very welcome..Im glad it helped you
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woooooooooooooooooooooow aplause nice tutorial super addiiing
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Thank you...glad it helped you...ahve fun with it
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Thank you so much!!! I'll try to make my stamps now.
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awesome...and your welcome...good luck with it
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This rox!! thank you sooo much for this, it helped me very much!!
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Wow, I use Gimp, not PS, but I have to say- watching this tutorial actually helped me understand how stamps are made. Thanks, man!!
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your very welcome...from what i have been told, its easily converted to gimp
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Dude, you rule.... that's all I have to say.....
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lol...well im glad it helped you
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HA! It sure did! LOL look! [link] . *Sniffle* It's so beautiful.... HA!
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