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While at Photoshop World I had the pleasure of sitting down and talking with renowned digital artist John Paul Caponigro. If any of you have attended one his sessions at Photoshop World, you know that this man is deeply committed to inspiring creativity in all aspects of digital art. He has an amazing gallery of nature photography and his website features tips and techniques via downloadable pdf’s. He is also author of the Adobe Photoshop Master Class series which features not only his best techniques, but is also incredibly insightful. It really encourages different ways of creative thinking. Find out more here.
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