Draw with Photoshop Elements 10 Pencil Tool Drawing with the Pencil tool in Photoshop Elements 10 creates hard edges. You can’t get the soft, feathery edges that you can with the Brush tool. In fact, the edges of a pencil stroke can’t even be anti-aliased. Keep in mind that if you draw anything other than vertical or horizontal lines, your lines will have some jaggies when they’re viewed up close. But hey, don’t diss the Pencil just yet. Those hard-edged strokes can be perfect for web graphics. Follow these steps to become familiar with the Pencil tool: Select the Pencil tool from the Tools panel.You can also press the N key. Digital Photography Glossary adapter Device used to attach certain lenses or filters to your digital camera. Adobe Photoshop The leading professional image-editing program for your computer. Adobe Photoshop Album A program that enables you to view one or several of your images at the same time, all in one easily navigated workspace. Adobe Photoshop Elements anti-aliasing aperture aperture-priority autoexposure Auto mode
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50 Illustrator Tutorials Every Designer Should See Adobe Illustrator can be a little tricky to get your head around, particularly after getting used to the workflow of applications such as Photoshop. The differences between layer use and the creation of objects and shapes can be really strange at first hand. Luckily there’s a range of help available for free online in the form of tutorials. Here is my collection of hand-picked articles from various sites that every designer should see, whether you’re a beginner or advanced user, there will be something here for you! Vector Tracing a Photo Create the Photoshop CS2 Splash Graphic Illustrating a Summer Field Landscape How to Turn Glasses into a Great Geek Icon Create a Vector Film Slate Icon A Guide to Illustrator’s Paintbrush Tool and Brush Panel A Guide to Illustrator’s Blend Tool How to Create a Cute Bunny Vector Character Design with Swirls and Flourishes Swirl Mania in Illustrator and Photoshop Designing a Sleek Pencil Icon Illustrator Watercolour Brush Tutorial Creating a Vector Folder Icon
The 10 laws of Photoshop etiquette | Photoshop Designers, freelancers, lend me your ears. Whether you work as the former or the latter, at some point in your career you will have a job where end goal is to to pass your Photoshop files onto someone else. Many of us have been on the receiving end of that relationship. I've personally experienced an instance in which a creative agency's contract for a particularly large design job was terminated due to the fact that they had supplied messy PSD files that no one could make head or tail of. Want to avoid damaging client relationships and getting yourself a bad rep within the design community? 01. As boring and mundane as it sounds: name your layers. Once labelled, organise these layers into group folders; allowing you to move and show/hide various large sections with ease. Once you've completed your task it’s always worth having a quick glance over your file to filter out and delete any unnecessary empty layers (a good way to check if a layer is empty is pressing Command+T). 02. 03. 04.
aportugueselove.blogspot.pt/2013/01/software-to-enhance-your-creativity.html Hello Zazzlers and friends.Today I bring you a list of programs you can use to pursue your creative endeavors. Some are free to use, others will have some limitations but still you can download it and give it a try. I'll be upadating this list as I can.1. 2. Inkscape provides source tarballs for Linux (binary packages are offered by the distributor), packages for Windows XP/Vista/7 (fully self-contained installer), and Mac OS X (DMG). 3. Supported Platforms GNU/Linux (i386, PPC)Microsoft Windows (XP, Vista)Mac OS XSun OpenSolarisFreeBSD 4. DrawPlus Starter Edition System SpecsPentium PC with mouseMicrosoft Windows® 8, 7, Vista, or XP (32-bit) operating system512MB RAM250MB free hard disk space1024 x 600 monitor resolution 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
(3) Shawn Welch - Google+ - Announcing My New “Shoot Like a Pro” Tour<... DON'T BE AFRAID TO PAINT WITH WATERCOLORS Try this exercize. Twelve years ago I decided to get a grip and TRY to paint with watercolors.As usual I tensed up, by stomach got knots in it and I felt this sinking feeling. Well it's hard to master. We are afraid of making a mistake, of doing something foolish, of looking ridiculous and we are afraid of FAILURE. Somehow I got through it, and painted this very neat, careful, pinched, teeny, restricted and very lame little safe watercolor of a white and yellow bowl with teeny, weeny little yellow flowers. In this article I'm going to give you an exercize that if you have never painted with water colors, will give you confidence to forge on, so stay with me. Those little kids we send off to school come trudging home in the afternoon with their paintings of wild colors, peculiar shapes, eyes and ears that float across the page, and they are magnificent in their abandon and innocence. Anyway here’s how you get started. Here is a simple approach. The grapes in the fruit picture were painted one at a time.