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Actual for You - Photoshop For Beginners
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5. Hang in there
It's easy to look at other people's designs, compare them to your own, and get discouraged. There are many talented designers out there, but only you have your unique ideas. Over time, you will d
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Rather than focusing on cool effects, find tutorials that describe how to do things in detail. At first, it is probably best to follow tutorials step by step exactly how they were written. Once you are comfortable with the basics, then try to use tutorials as a guideline only. Use them as inspiration to come up with your own creations.
2. Learn some shortcuts
There are tons of keyboard shortcuts in Photoshop. When you are switching tools constantly (and you pretty much always will be) it is much faster to press a key than to move your mouse over to the tool palette, find your tool, then move the mouse back to your image. It does not take long to memorize the commonly used shortcuts (for example, press the 'v' key to use the move tool).
3. Start out by learning basic tasks
Use fewer colors and less complicated forms in your designs until you get a feel for what works well together and what does not. Don't set out to create a city skyline, rather, just create a building. Get your building making skills perfected, then go for the skyline.
4. Try to break up large graphics
Let's say you create a website design in Photoshop. Do not save the whole thing as one image - it will take forever to load in a browser. Learn how to use slices - this will aid you in creating a fast-loading, well coordinated site.
5. Hang in there
It's easy to look at other people's designs, compare them to your own, and get discouraged. There are many talented designers out there, but only you have your unique ideas. Over time, you will de
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2. Learn some shortcuts
There are tons of keyboard shortcuts in Photoshop. When you are switching tools constantly (and you pretty much always will be) it is much faster to press a key than to move your mouse over to the tool palette, find your tool, then move the mouse back to your image. It does not take long to memorize the commonly used shortcuts (for example, press the 'v' key to use the move tool).
3. Start out by learning basic tasks
Use fewer colors and less complicated forms in your designs until you get a feel for what works well together and what does not. Don't set out to create a city skyline, rather, just create a building. Get your building making skills perfected, then go for the skyline.
4. Try to break up large graphics
Let's say you create a website design in Photoshop. Do not save the whole thing as one image - it will take forever to load in a browser. Learn how to use slices - this will aid you in creating a fast-loading, well coordinated site.
5. Hang in there
It's easy to look at other people's designs, compare them to your own, and get discouraged. There are many talented designers out there, but only you have your unique ideas. Over time, you will d
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3. Start out by learning basic tasks
Use fewer colors and less complicated forms in your designs until you get a feel for what works well together and what does not. Don't set out to create a city skyline, rather, just create a building. Get your building making skills perfected, then go for the skyline.
4. Try to break up large graphics
Let's say you create a website design in Photoshop. Do not save the whole thing as one image - it will take forever to load in a browser. Learn how to use slices - this will aid you in creating a fast-loading, well coordinated site.
5. Hang in there
It's easy to look at other people's designs, compare them to your own, and get discouraged. There are many talented designers out there, but only you have your unique ideas. Over time, you will d
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4. Try to break up large graphics
Let's say you create a website design in Photoshop. Do not save the whole thing as one image - it will take forever to load in a browser. Learn how to use slices - this will aid you in creating a fast-loading, well coordinated site.
5. Hang in there
It's easy to look at other people's designs, compare them to your own, and get discouraged. There are many talented designers out there, but only you have your unique ideas. Over time, you will d
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5. Hang in there
It's easy to look at other people's designs, compare them to your own, and get discouraged. There are many talented designers out there, but only you have your unique ideas. Over time, you will develop the skills needed to translate your ideas into masterpieces.
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