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NemesysTV
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NemesysTV
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salito
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DannyJ
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Sprungjeezy
United States1313 Posts
So I recommend you google "photoshop tutorials" or "photoshop cs5 tutorials" also if I recall correctly DeviantArt has sections dedicated to Photoshop Tutorials as well as Brushes, all good things to have. Another thing I recommend is joining a GFX site and participating and asking for help there. It's been awhile since I have done anything with graphics so I can't recommend any in specific, but a simple google will get you to one and if it looks good and polished, chances are the members will be very good. | ||
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StutteR
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NemesysTV
United States1088 Posts
On September 22 2011 10:18 sob3k wrote: What do you want to do? Get a goal and a specific question and we can help you. I want to become a graphic designer but i want to start out with photoshop to learn the basics | ||
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aztrorisk
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NemesysTV
United States1088 Posts
On September 22 2011 10:46 aztrorisk wrote: http://uk.lifehacker.com/5758404/learn-the-basics-of-photoshop-the-complete-guide Thanks! | ||
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Nokarot
United States1410 Posts
Most people only use Photoshop for touching up photos, to which they will then import to other programs. The only exception to this is Digital Painting, where photoshop simply provides the brush and canvas. If you're looking to progress in graphic design, I suggest you explore the other adobe programs before you get too attached. Too many people get stuck on using photoshop for what it's not meant for and pay the price. Once you learn Illustrator, it is shameful to use anything else for Logos, and the same for InDesign/typography. It depends on your goals, though. I merely offer words without knowing your intents. | ||
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Phtes
United States370 Posts
On September 22 2011 10:20 NemesysTV wrote: I want to become a graphic designer but i want to start out with photoshop to learn the basics ...That's a very broad subject to cover -.-.... Start googling tutorials. that is basically how you learn, even in college classes the majority of the time the teach will tell you to google it. | ||
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Phtes
United States370 Posts
On September 22 2011 11:09 Nokarot wrote: Going to play devils advocate here, but unless you're touching up photographs, you won't find much use for Photoshop, at least where you ought not be using other programs. Your first two examples would have been better made in Illustrator (for vector graphic scalability and customization) or Indesign (for typography purposes.) The third one, well, I guess its kind of photoshop but I'd say you need to apply yourself a little more. Most people only use Photoshop for touching up photos, to which they will then import to other programs. The only exception to this is Digital Painting, where photoshop simply provides the brush and canvas. If you're looking to progress in graphic design, I suggest you explore the other adobe programs before you get too attached. Too many people get stuck on using photoshop for what it's not meant for and pay the price. Once you learn Illustrator, it is shameful to use anything else for Logos, and the same for InDesign/typography. It depends on your goals, though. I merely offer words without knowing your intents. Graphic Design != only typography and Logos... Photoshop is very useful for many things, including making banners, poster, web layouts, etc, in fact way better at it than Illustrator. Also a lot of Art is done via photo shop and has stuff imported from Illustrator... | ||
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NemesysTV
United States1088 Posts
On September 22 2011 12:10 Phtes wrote: ...That's a very broad subject to cover -.-.... Start googling tutorials. that is basically how you learn, even in college classes the majority of the time the teach will tell you to google it. Well I guess its more making company logos, banners and making things like the great graphics that people make here | ||
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DannyJ
United States5110 Posts
On September 22 2011 11:09 Nokarot wrote: Going to play devils advocate here, but unless you're touching up photographs, you won't find much use for Photoshop, at least where you ought not be using other programs. Your first two examples would have been better made in Illustrator (for vector graphic scalability and customization) or Indesign (for typography purposes.) The third one, well, I guess its kind of photoshop but I'd say you need to apply yourself a little more. Most people only use Photoshop for touching up photos, to which they will then import to other programs. The only exception to this is Digital Painting, where photoshop simply provides the brush and canvas. If you're looking to progress in graphic design, I suggest you explore the other adobe programs before you get too attached. Too many people get stuck on using photoshop for what it's not meant for and pay the price. Once you learn Illustrator, it is shameful to use anything else for Logos, and the same for InDesign/typography. It depends on your goals, though. I merely offer words without knowing your intents. As much as i hate PS (I use After Effects instead of it for graphic stuff now mainly) its pretty essential for graphic design if you want the fullest options, though i agree the examples he showed could just be Illustrator. Illustrator is great for the vectors and type and such, but in most cases you cant get by without PS as the foundation. | ||
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Nokarot
United States1410 Posts
On September 22 2011 12:13 Phtes wrote: Graphic Design != only typography and Logos... Photoshop is very useful for many things, including making banners, poster, web layouts, etc, in fact way better at it than Illustrator. Also a lot of Art is done via photo shop and has stuff imported from Illustrator... Well aware of what graphic design is, my point is that what he's showed us really isn't photoshops job. I use photoshop for many things, web graphics included. I was simply tryingi to inform him of uses for other programs and not to limit yourself to photoshop only. | ||
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Phtes
United States370 Posts
On September 22 2011 12:37 NemesysTV wrote: Well I guess its more making company logos, banners and making things like the great graphics that people make here Logos you will need to get Adobe Illustrator CS5, as other stated nothing will compare to it, also vector graphics are the preferred format for logos, since they re size without pixelation. For banner etc Photoshop is the general mainstay, again this is probably best done googling as there are thousands of different ways to make your banner looks. Retro, Sleek,etc.. However to get yourself started, the biggest thing to learn about is most likely Quick Mask and clipping mask, as well as the Pen tool. Those 3 things are some of the most used in a lot of graphics. Pen Tool = Life | ||
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Nokarot
United States1410 Posts
As Phtes has said, Pen Tool = Life. It is a foreign object when you first weild it, but it is a GDers most trusted tool. | ||
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