After chatting to Mark Jaworski, a New York based photographer last week, I thought I’d create a Photography Portfolio layout. As per usual, it’s a minimal, functional affair and should be a nice “quick loader” for Google. It assumes you have a basic working knowledge of Photoshop. Read?
I thought that today I’d try a video tutorial. I chose the topic of split screen editing, as I’ve been creating buttons this week and split screen editing is a real lifesaver. If you’re fed up with zooming in and out to appreciate your fine details edits, then fear no more… Read?
This week for my Photoshop Basics, I thought I’d show you the method I use to create vignettes. Please note that this method only works with CS4 upwards. Open up our image and lets go! Read?
I thought that I’d do a series of Photoshop tutorials for beginners. We’re all one once, and we all appreciate those little tips and tricks, so here I am.
I thought I’d kick things off with a super short tutorial on how to create your very own custom brushes. Read?
How many times have you gone into your favourite forum, read a great article and left your comment in the hope that some-one, just some-one might;
A: Read your comment. – B: Click through to your profile and hopefully your website.
The chances of this happening lessen somewhat if you don’t have a Gravatar. Unless you’re a demon with the quill and draw people in with your witty, informed comments, then you will probably just blend in with the crowd. Read?
Welcome all, today I thought I’d show you how I created my current business card. Any freelance designer needs a real world business card. Contrary to popular belief, us freelancers do sometimes leave the house, if only to stretch our legs. I have included the PSD template at the end of this post. Feel free to adapt the file as you choose. Read?
Working with Nathan has been a pleasure. A versatile guy with lots of talent. Nathan knows how to convert a simple idea into an aesthetic, practical design
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