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This is another of my anti-tutorials, where I share how I stumbled my way through something. It's not necessarily how things should be done and I'd love any feedback from people that really know what they're doing.
The new timeline for animating things in Photoshop really rocks, but it takes some getting used to and some Googling to figure out how to use it. Adjusting to new things is not always easy so I'm sharing this in my sarcastic tone that I use in my head to get through the day.
You can now try and buy Fonts.com's fonts from within Adobe's Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign.
CSS Hat turns Photoshop layer styles to CSS3. Instantly.
Many requested that I write a tutorial on how to get started with Sketch so here it is. Sketch is the best alternative to Photoshop and is completely focused on user interface design. I must admit that the resources for Sketch are underwhelming right now and I am on a mission to fix that. Note: while it’s good to learn through analyzing (or even re-using) works of others, do it only so that you can start your own. Re-imagine based on the problems you’re trying to solve. Learn the techniques so that you can apply your very own design thinking.
The web font service has made 175 font families available to Photoshop. Find out how the new service works and the thinking behind it.
This handy little Script makes it simple to round the corners of any polygonal shape, and allows you to set different options per corner, allowing you to generate complex shapes quickly and efficiently.
A Photoshop volcano is awesome but a chocolate volcano? Even better. Get to grips with the 3D capabilities of Photoshop CS5 and beyond. It's at an intermediate level, so only approach this if you already know a thing or two.
There are rules when it comes to creating, sharing and handing over Photoshop files. Follow them and colleagues will love you. Disobey them and invite their wrath! 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.
