options, and save your file. Source: The animated spokesperson at the top of this tip is a homage to Tacoma illustrator Mark Monlux's daily comic strip The Return of Stickman . Mark is a talented and funny guy, who generously allowed us to butcher his creation for this tip. Check out Mark's site , and sign up for his daily email Stickman comic. Nov 14, 9:30-11am -- Photoshop: Preparing Images for the Web. This topic comes directly from client requests. What are the best ways to prepare images for the web in Adobe Photoshop? What formats work best? Can you create animated graphics directly in Photoshop? Come spend a fast-paced morning at CreativeTechs -- your web developer will thank you for it. This entry was posted on Monday, March 30th, 2009 at 6:00 am and is filed under Creative Tip . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed. My problem is that I am creating a tween from frames (not layers) to fade in an image (from blank to complete). I was able to do this fine with ImageReady (CS2). It all works while in Photoshop CS3, but when saved for web as GIF, it does not animate! It only displays as the frame or layer selected at the time saved as GIF. Suggestions????? @Paul -- I'm not sure I have a complete picture of your challenge, but let