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Jan 9, '08 8:28 AM
for everyone

Link: http://www.iyiz.com/60-advanced-photoshop-tutorials/

For all the would be designers and artists out there (raises hand as well). Tutorials cover tons of effects on text, vectors, photo manipulation, digital painting, and then some... I wonder if I have the patience to go through all 60? It's certainly a goal! Happy PS-ing!

Tags: photoshop, tutorial, advanced

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diediedie wrote on Jan 9

thanks! i need this. hahah

romkun wrote on Jan 9

hey thanks!

bleau72 wrote on Jan 9

Sweet! Once you've gone through all of it, can you give me a crash course? =)

liv001 wrote on Jan 9

thanks : )

kamotejoh wrote on Jan 9

whoa! thanks!

fudgecookie18 wrote on Jan 9

thanks :) wonderful.
i still love using illustrator for the illustration work though :D and polishing it in photoshop after :)

ryderaquino wrote on Jan 9, edited on Jan 9

@ km, rom, anna, and joh: you're all very welcome! so much to learn, so little time... hehe

@ bro: haha, i knew you'd say that. really now, is that how busy you are??? hehe

@ camille: you're welcome! and me too! illustrator or freehand first, then photoshop for all the other goodies...^_^

bleau72 wrote on Jan 9

ryderaquino said

is that how busy you are???

Actually no. It's how lazy I am to undergo online tutorials! =)

reinardsantos wrote on Jan 9

salamat. I do all my work on photoshop. Katamad magswitch sa illustrator / freehand.

ryderaquino wrote on Jan 10, edited on Jan 10

@ bro: haha actually ako rin. just think of it as a productive way to waste time.

@ reinard: actually, i'm most comfortable with photoshop. it's just there's some things those vector based programs do better like choosing typefaces or creating simple 3D shapes that i use them for. although, i haven't jumped aboard the CS3 bandwagon yet, so i have no idea about every new goodie there. the integration of imageready and photoshop is neat, and i wonder what freehand features made it to illustrator (multi-page?!), or if they still have in-design...