I’ve been using Adobe Photoshop for years – since version 2. I feel real comfortable with the software and am tickled when I can teach others what I know about the software and how to use it. I don’t claim to be some super Photoshop guru but I’m proud of what I know and am always happy to pass it along. That’s why it
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There are lots of tips and tricks I’ve learned while working to create pretty, useful digiscrap kits – and I’m going to start sharing some of them here with you! We’re starting a new designer class on Jan 11 – Get Designing! This class is a level 1 class, perfect for those of you whose skills are coming along and want to kick it
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Every now and then when I’m working on an image in Photoshop, I get off track. Confused. Don’t know where I’m going. Out in the high weeds with no way back. And in a lot of the dialog boxes it’s hard to remember what the defaults were. (Like this curves dialog box). It’s easy to get yourself back. Hold down your Alt Key (Option
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If you’re as busy as I am, anything to help you get those calendars and photobooks done faster will help! Here’s a super quick way to open a file in PS and PSE: When the open windows in your workspace are not full screen – (set to layered view by clicking here: ) you will have grey space around your window. Double click in
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There is a lot of talk recently about “computing in the cloud” – using software on a remote webserver thru your web browser instead of software that is installed on your own machine. And I would guess a lot of us are already doing it. I know I am (and didn’t realize it!) I use Gmail as my “give to the not important people”.
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