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    DH Guide: Photoshop & Textures

    Posted on Monday, August 10 2009 @ 01:22:27 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    It appears many of you remember my Photoshop guides from years ago as I still get emails asking to create more to help you guys get the most out of your designs and creative ideas. As you may know I don't believe in making these guides extremely complex because many people reading this will have a copy of Photoshop installed but have really no idea how to use even the basic features. With this in mind I believe that a good guide should use simple procedures to let you get something useful and creative from the program with as little effort as possible.

    So today I felt it might be helpful to show you something that will not only use Photoshop but incorporate another household item in 2009- your digital camera. Let's have a look at implementing a texture layer to get a creative end result. Check it out at DriverHeaven.


     
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