OP 25 December, 2018 - 06:04 PM
I intend to give PHOTOSHOP a go this year. Can you recommend any learning sources besides Udemy?
They better be paid so no Youtube plz
They better be paid so no Youtube plz
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OP 25 December, 2018 - 06:04 PM
I intend to give PHOTOSHOP a go this year. Can you recommend any learning sources besides Udemy?
They better be paid so no Youtube plz
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OP 25 December, 2018 - 06:36 PM
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(25 December, 2018 - 06:05 PM)kxee Wrote: Show More I was thinking a learning platform such as udemy. (25 December, 2018 - 06:16 PM)Kristina Wrote: Show More Nothing its just I want something different. I also depend on udemy I just want to learn from different sources.
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25 December, 2018 - 08:06 PM
there are websites that provides free tutoriels
tons of them actually ^^ , and also yt videos after you see a decent amount of them u'll notice some similarity between em , you'll know whats role of each tool you will have the websites that provides resources ( and they r very cool ) after this u'll be able to do shit ur self and it'll look great hope u get what i wanted to say ^^ u may see a udemy course about basics of ps its okay tho if u want paid courses i can give you for free and gl :)
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04 June, 2019 - 12:53 AM
The solution is to find someone who teaches well and communicates effectively. If you can get a second monitor or split your screen you can follow along and learn without pausing the tutorials. I think PHLEARN is the best on YouTube. You can also get the premium tutorials on PHLEARN's website. The teacher Aaron is super easy to follow along with and you can learn very quickly. The crazy thing about photoshop is there are 1000 ways to do the same task or design the same thing but PHLEARN finds the best methods which are non-destructive (meaning you can fix mistakes later or adjust things later). Best of luck if you have any questions send me a PM!
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04 June, 2019 - 01:05 AM
Udemy, youtube.
Think about what you want to do, look up tutorials for that specific thing... Most importantly, you just got to practice, get familiar with the UI and the tools available. Play around with it and see what each one does. |
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