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Please kindly help with Photoshop lessons

by sim4
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Thank you for taking out time to assist a buddy,

Please help me with Photoshop lessons, i need to upgrade my skill at being able to do some graphic design, treat picture and other stuff required for very good web disdning.

Kindly help please.

Thanks
#kindly #lessons #photoshop
  • Profile picture of the author Tashi Mortier
    Hi!

    I don't really know what you want to achieve, but I know that there are some awesome lessons over at Lynda.com.

    You can get a free 7 day trial - found this link with Google:

    lynda.com Online Training Library® | Trial Subscription
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  • Profile picture of the author scott3084
    Heres another good website. Tuts+ Network
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  • Profile picture of the author Ryan Butz
    The first two resources mentioned are really great. For advanced tutorials try out Abduzeedo | Graphic Design Inspiration and Photoshop Tutorials - It's a great block.

    Some other good sites for improving graphic design include:
    Bedesignful | Graphic Design Trends, Inspiration & Recommendations for Graphic Designers - For Inspiration
    Web Design Blog, Tutorials and Inspiration | Web Design Ledger - For Web-design tutorials
    Six Revisions - Web Design Articles, News, Tutorials - Articles, Tutorials, Freebies
    All Designs,Graphics and Web Resources-Naldz Graphics - Multiple Resources
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  • Profile picture of the author transparentb
    The only two things you need are YouTube and a good Photoshop forum. Use YouTube for learning specific things you need to do and the forum for browsing and following along with answers that gurus give to others with questions. If you pay for Photoshop videos you're failing.
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    • Profile picture of the author sim4
      Originally Posted by transparentb View Post

      The only two things you need are YouTube and a good Photoshop forum. Use YouTube for learning specific things you need to do and the forum for browsing and following along with answers that gurus give to others with questions. If you pay for Photoshop videos you're failing.

      If you pay for Photoshop videos you're failing. What do you mean by this statement?
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  • Profile picture of the author HarrySy
    Originally Posted by sim4 View Post

    Thank you for taking out time to assist a buddy,

    Please help me with Photoshop lessons, i need to upgrade my skill at being able to do some graphic design, treat picture and other stuff required for very good web disdning.

    Kindly help please.

    Thanks
    Got some photoshop tutorials from here: juntariman
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  • Profile picture of the author Aero69
    As soon as I bought an expensive book on Photoshop (there are a lot of them, choose whatever you want), I started learning. It helps me this way. If I pay money for something, I want them back)
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  • Profile picture of the author sim4
    Thanks all I really appreciate. Sorry for the late respond, i'd been away for sometime.

    Thanks all.
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    • Profile picture of the author IM Alex
      sim4, tackling Photoshop at a professional level, while by far not impossible (millions, even an ex-military veteran like me already have done so) to master, is something that will take quite a big chunk of time, in many cases years.

      But having said that, every journey starts with a step, and with the millions and millions of great tutorials available throughout the Net today, you should be able to get started producing quite nice looking design in relevantly short amount of time.

      Just a search in Youtube for Photoshop tutorials alone will show you a whole bunch to choose from, and is what I would personally recommend, since a "live" presentation of how to achieve an objective is much faster than an conventional text/image based tutorial, and will shorten the learning curve tremendously.

      If you're interested in some of the text/image based tutorials as well, here's where I started to learn what I know today:

      www.datutorials.com

      Hope that helps and wish you the best of luck,

      Alex
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