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Cool Scripts from the Doctor

 

Here’s your Monday morning dose from the Doc. Russell Brown, Creative Director over at Adobe has a really cool site hosted by his alter ego. The vivacious Dr. Brown. If you haven’t seen Dr. Brown in action then prepare yourself. His zany and unorthodox style make his tutorials both entertaining and informative. In addition, Dr. Brown has also put together a powerful collection of free scripts for Photoshop. These scripts are specific to Photoshop CS3 and Photoshop CS3 Extended. They are true time-savers and I use them all the time especially the Extended scripts. Go and download them now and try yourself. Dr. Brown even provides tutorials on using the scripts creatively. Here’s the link.

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