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New Design Effects Course at Kelby Training

 

I am excited to announce my newest course over at Kelby Online Training: Design Effects with Photoshop CS4. This course is for artists, graphic designers, and even photographers who may want to do a little more with their photos. It is jam-packed with techniques on creating some of the most popular effects around. The cool part is that this course is non-version specific. Which means that even though some lessons utilize new features in CS4, they will still work in earlier versions.

Also, check out my other new course: Photoshop CS4 for Beginners. This course not only covers the basic components of Photoshop CS4, but also covers practical techniques that will have you correcting and retouching your images in no time at all. Check them out here.

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3 Comments

  1. egower said on — October 17, 2008 @ 7:59 am

    I love your new course Design Effects with Photoshop 4 at Kelby Training. I’m using it with CS3 and still learning alot. You’re a great teacher, very inspiring.

  2. Myron Jones said on — October 23, 2008 @ 10:09 pm

    could you make more stuff for like a business? A whole training on differnt types of business cards, flyers like Z folds etc company letter head that would help alot.

  3. Driving School said on — November 18, 2008 @ 10:32 am

    this is cool :)
    thanks

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