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You may remember that the NAPP recently hosted a contest for anyone who thought they could teach Photoshop well to put together their own tutorial on anything they wanted, in Photoshop of course. Well after sifting through the numerous entries there were a lot of really good entries but alas only one could emerge a winner. That winner is Kert Gartner who produced a really interesting video he titled Clone Operation Fail: Photoshop Workflow. For his efforts Kert will enjoy a massive prize package valued at $2500 and the opportunity to teach at the next Photoshop World. Congrats Kert!!!
There were also a number of honorable mentions as well. Ryan Schinneller, Magrela Canela, Doug Sundin, Jason Moore, and Christophe Deluy all will be receiving a $500 prize package. Well done gang. You can learn more about the winners and view the winning entry here.
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Mike Smith said on — December 7, 2009 @ 11:44 am
Great Choice!