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Put on Those Creative Hats!

 

Don’t forget the new Planet Photoshop tutorial contest is on now. I have selected three new tutorials you can use in your design. Remember you can use the techniques from one or all of them. Beyond that you can be as creative as you like. We also have quite a prizer package this time. Just click the banner above the slideshow at the top of this very page to get started. The deadline for submission is June 24. So put in those creative hats and explore the possibilities and most of all, have fun!!!! Have a great weekend!!

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  3. Michelle said on — July 1, 2009 @ 9:08 pm

    When can we expect the results? :-)

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