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The images below are works that I have completed.
Yours should probably look something like this, if you've completed the steps on each page correctly.
Did you know?!
- -> Adobe Photoshop was released in 1990, after the release of Adobe Illustrator, a PostScript-based drawing package for designers, technical illustrators and artists.
- -> Adobe Photoshop is an application for retouching digitized photographic images
- ->Adobe likes it better when their customers use the term “photoshopping” while addressing photo editing to prevent its trademark from becoming too generalized. Although, it never caught on as much as they had initially hoped.
- -> Today, we regularly use “Photoshop” as a verb.
- -> There has been at least 12 major releases of Photoshop all together, since the current version: CS5.
- -> The best place to learn all about Photoshop is → Here ←. The president of NAPP (Scott Kelby) knows almost as much about Photoshop as the actual producers. This man has put together the Photoshop World Conference and Expo, which happened in Orlando, on March 24th, a few years ago.
- -> Looking for the perfect shade to use in your designs? Click → Here ← to be redirected to an amazing website that shows you how to find the perfect shade based on a box of 120 Crayons. You can also quickly find the hexadecimal value for it as well.
- -> Click → Here ← to go to one of the funniest Photoshop Channels on YouTube. "You Suck At Photoshop" is a tutorial series done by Donnie Hoyle. His tutorials have won awards.
- -> Two brothers had originally created Photoshop. John Knoll, and Thomas Knoll. Thomas had began to create a program that displayed grayscale images on a monochrome display in 1987. His program was originally called "Display". This had caught the attention of his brother John, who suggested to Thomas that he turn "Display" into a full out image editing program. Working diligently together, they developed ImagePro, which was brought to Adobe to create what is now known as Adobe Photoshop.
Photoshop Knowledge!
Let's see how much YOU know about Photoshop. ;p
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