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More Down & Dirty Coming!!!

 

We have some upcoming dates for the Photoshop CS4 Down & Dirty tour coming up fast. First we have the great Jack Davis bringing the tour to Arlington, TX on Friday, August 21. (That’s this Friday so if you plan on attending, get registered quickly.) Also Scott Kelby will be bringing the tour to Orlando, FL on August 28, and I will be in Charlotte, NC on September 2. All of these events are filling up quickly so don’t miss out. It a full day of nothing but Photoshop awesomeness!!!! No photography here, this is day jam packed with some of the coolest Photoshop design and effects techniques around. Does that mean a photographer will get nothing out of it? Certainly not. This is a day for anyone who wants to get a little more creative with there images and designs. There’s something for everyone! You can get more info and register today by clicking here.

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