Anyone knows how to use photoshop?
Submitted by fashion_uni23 on Sat, 2007-05-05 15:53.
hello everyone i need help with my fashion work. i need to use photoshop dose anyone know how to use it? if so email me back or add me on msn
latoya palmer
latoya palmer
Sorry I can't help you...
I doubt you'll find anyone willing to do that for less than a few thousand dollars to be honest as it's a very time consuming job.
Good luck.
Try searching on Google for Illustrator and Photoshop tutorials and see if you can do it yourself.
I do.
Been using it for 8 years. I'm still learning.
http://www.lombergar.com/v6/free-photoshop-video-tutorials.html
http://pstutorialsblog.com/free-video-tutorials-from-watch-and-learn-photoshop/
http://www.onlyphotoshop.com/tutorials.html
http://www.video-tutorial.com/
Hope that helps. Like plugz says... it's a very time consuming job.
Same here.
I have been using Photoshop for 5+ years, and I, too, am still learning. It's a VERY complex program. LIke plugz said, I can't imagine anybody willingly wanting to help you with such a complex program. You most likely will either have to take some sort of intro to Photoshop class or just buy a book. I have a Photoshop book that I use frequently. It's like a bible!
Good luck.
suzanne maestri-walters :: graphic designer
Colorado
Sorry its off topic. . . but The wife and I are hoping to relocate. . . whats it like in Colorado work wise for designers?
"Try not, Do! or do not, there is no try."
-Yoda
I depends...
on where you move/live. I'll be honest, Colorado is horrible right now and always has been for designers. I live in Ft. Collins, which is about 60 miles north of Denver. And even though it's beautiful here and the way of living is wonderful, it's depressing for designers. I FINALLY got a job as a part time designer for a local magazine publication, but believe me, the money is horrible. I am doing it because I am desperate.
If you live in Denver or Boulder, it's a lot better than here in FC, but not much, honestly. I was willing to commute during my time of unemployed desperation, and the designer-type jobs that are out there are basically an in-house designer for a crappy builder, or places like that. I was an in-house designer for a lighting company and it got really monotonous and boring. Not much creativity involved.
Now keep in mind, Karsh + Hagan is located in the heart of downtown Denver, but let's face it, how often will they be hiring? I've also heard local rumors that either Pentagram is coming to Boulder or is already there. Same thing—how often will they be hiring. Those positions are highly coveted, as you could imagine.
Crocs is located in Niwot, which is located just outside of Boulder, and I have frequently seen ads for a designer, but of course, I applied and never heard anything from them.
I hate to dissuade you for pursuing your venture, but the reality is, Colorado is NOT a good place to be to be a designer. Unless of course, you know someone. Nepotism always helps. Good luck!
Thanks
I'll keep looking around. . .
"Try not, Do! or do not, there is no try."
-Yoda
hello
your right i was on photoshop for 10 hours i got 3 of my designs done and im picking it up well. i show u. for a start im good. im getting use to it. hehehe
Best place to start is. . .
Adobe itself.
Barring that there is a website with TONS of free tutorials for beginners to advanced users. . . but I've forgotten what it was. . . BUT you can try this place:
http://www.learnthat.com/computers/learn-2178-adobe_photoshop_part_1.htm
i've never used it so I can't vouch for it, but its a start!
"Try not, Do! or do not, there is no try."
-Yoda
I think it might also be
I think it might also be helpful if you mentioned what help you need.
Somehow I don't think this is going to go anywhere too quickly!