This is a NEWBIE-friendly tutorial. It goes from start to finish!

Alright, after looking and looking and looking through the help and discovering there was even a handy dandy RTFM, I came acrossed how to do it. So I present to you a tutorial for both. It is very intensive and has three parts. It should be great for experienced and non-experienced people!

The links:

http://kelpie.xenoci.de/Images/FLS_Tutorial_Part_I_by_Quie_Scent.jpg (1.7M)
http://kelpie.xenoci.de/Images/FLS_Tutorial_Part_II_by_Quie_Scent.jpg (1.1M)
http://kelpie.xenoci.de/Images/FLS_Tutorial_Part_III_by_Quie_Scent.jpg (1.5M)

Alternative:
http://kelpie.xenoci.de/flstuts/flstuti/ FLS Tutorial Part I
http://kelpie.xenoci.de/flstuts/flstutii/ FLS Tutorial Part II
http://kelpie.xenoci.de/flstuts/flstutiii/ FLS Tutorial Part III


I do warn you though, each file is in jpeg format and is atleast 1mb big. We can use PDF's but I really hate those evil things.

Edit: I changed where I had the tutorials linked to. The reason being is because for quite some time deviantart.com has had bandwidth issues.

ok that's a way of posting tutorials

ace job, kelpie, looking really good - very artistic layout you got there...

Thanks. The background was made trying to remember exactly how my boyfriend made SOMETHING like it, but it actually isn't what he made is, so I just added a blur. :P

I don't know how long it took me for those. I had to calculate total length of all snapshots, add up the total length of all 8 snapshots and then since the biggest one was the first one, I just used that instead and added 1000 to the length. Then I had to add text, pictures, and the borders. I'm sure it took me atleast 3-4 hours. Not too sure, though.

I hope these links are still up?
I get a "Problem loading page ; The server at www.deviantart.com is taking too long to respond." 

If it's a picture you could post them here too?? Though they will take ages to load being so big.

deviantart.com has had an issue with bandwidth for quite some time. What I can do is upload them to my server and allow you to look from there, instead.

If you have a server of your own and it's stable then go for it.
Could you just edit the links in your first post ?

Would the fact that you and maybe others like you are hosting such enormous jpgs there, be why they have a bandwidth problem ? 

Kings, Im brushing up on my html, mate.  Partly, so that I can begin some tutorials like we talked about.  Ill let you know...

I like using images. But both are a pain in the ass to work with. However, not as bad as pdfs. I am just way too lazy to do tutorials.

And no. deviantart has an overload of users on their servers. That's why.

Yes HTML is the way to go! Probably not, but it's a step in the right direction.
Kelpie : I know people make stuff in images so as to protect them from copy and paste, if you just enjoy making pictures fair enough, but the truth is, a picture can take so long to load most visitors (my self included) are gone by the time its fully loaded. If you want it set out on a html page I'd love to for you.
Minds : Grate again ! lol
And I'll let you know when you do! 

I didn't go for HTML because HTML is not supported by deviantart. I can upload PDFs to deviantart, but I do not like to even use PDFs in any way. Images are better than PDFs. That is the reason these are images. I do not know if I have the original .PSDs to make them into HTML files. Let a lone the original images used.

There, I made alternatives.