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bigwhite.steeze
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i just downloaded photoshop to do the scott goggles thing and damn its hella confusing. i cant figure out how to shade entire things in layers and actually draw things that arent completly square. can anyone give me a walk through of the basics of photoshop 7?
Feb 17 2007 10:54PM
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SkiUnit03
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just google it, there are a bunch of photoshop sites out there that can teach you everything you need to know, from basics to advanced.
Feb 17 2007 10:57PM
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TheQuailman
Posts: 7381 - Karma: 144
haha, you can't just teach someone instantly.

look around on www.good-tutorials.com

Feb 18 2007 11:07AM
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clrumivier4life
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It takes time and effort to learn.
Feb 18 2007 11:13AM
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OAK_TREE
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^ yeah it does. i took a semester long class in college and i still didn't learn a lot. there is so much to that program it is unreal. but yeah just google "photoshop help" or something along those lines and you should find what you are looking for.
Feb 20 2007 9:31AM
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leckett1
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i learned how to use that program completely on my own and ill tell you, you aint gona learn how to use it in the next 2 weeks. anyway here is the site i used to learn it

www.pslover.com

i just made tutorial after tutorial until i understood all the commands and everything you could do with the program. use it.
Feb 20 2007 9:51AM
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leckett1
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here try this tutorial. it looks fuckin sweet im gona give it a stab when i get home

http://www.pslover.com/click/9456
Feb 20 2007 9:56AM
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TheQuailman
Posts: 7381 - Karma: 144
thnx, tht looks like a good site
Feb 20 2007 10:01AM
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clrumivier4life
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Same thing I did.  Learned it completely on my own using tutorials.  I think I used the tutorials at webmachine the most.  Helped so much, but it takes time to do them and to figure out what the effects and things do.  One of the most important things to remember is that for the most part, effects are worthless.  There are only so many useful effects and they should be used reasonably.  Anyone can add 15 effects to something.
Feb 20 2007 10:35AM
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Sean...M
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www.good-tutorials.com

and you kinda have to learn yourself. its taken me like months to get the hang of it by dling brushes n shit and i still barely know n e thing about it
Feb 20 2007 11:25AM
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