HELP!!!! (retro)

Hi, I want to learn retro style (no vector), but I can't find goot tuts about
it, If you know nice tuts or a place all about retro or resources could you pls gshare it with me

I wanne create something like http://www.24-7media.de/

thanks in advance!

Please elaborate on what you meen by "retro"
I have a rough idea, just need mor einfo.

Do you meen, like solid colours, that look like, torn, and tattered ?
Its basicaly just shapes I think, least thats how I do it.

no, as you can see in th example site, old paper ( you never fin a good tut about that),etc

http://www.24-7media.de/
http://www.kingcosmonaut.com.de
www.mediaboom.com
http://www.berenguer.info/qm/principal.html
http://www.iso50.com
http://www.redoctober.com/
www.clockcrew.net
http://www.conceptm.nl/

The thing I really need are tutorials that teach me how to creat nice and realistic old paper and notebookisch things

I doubt your going to find a tut on that tbh, I sugest using stock images, or just experiementin with layer settings, and the burn/dodge tool.

try finding patterns on the internet. that would help.

i remeber one called squidfingers i think

Ditto,it is based in the old papers as said before and also, atleast what i've tried, some well-executed brushing like grunge and like dirty appearance.

take a look at some of these designs... might help you!!!
http://csszengarden.com/

Good Luck
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Playing around in photshop alone can lead to some cool ideas. I started a small project last year that was never finished but to my surprise it was actually listed in a couple of design sites under a collage category. I'll warn you that the page is huge and I didn't care when making it. I was shooting for a unique look.

http://www.aquasparkle.com/storyline...yle/index.html

Just about evverything on that page was created in photoshop with stock images from istockphoto.com

Sometimes you just need to site down and plug away at trying to create what's in your head.

Can't you learn from looking at the designs you showed us. Practice! Practice! Practice, until you get it and then you deviate into your own true style.

Tutuorials on such things can never beat trial and error.