Thursday, March 5, 2020
Using Google to Become a Graphic Designer
Using Google to Become a Graphic Designer Photo by Young Design via Flickr.com With everything in life, learning Photoshop will take practice; practice makes permanence. All you need to get started in a good Internet connection, Adobe Photoshop, and Google. As a student, you can buy it at a highly discounted rate through the educational package. All you have to do is send them a photo of your student identification and the discount will be automatically applied. There are thousands if not millions of Photoshop tutorials online and they can each teach you something new. Photoshop has hundreds of features that even the most experienced graphic designer does not know about. The more tricks you learn, the more you can do. To get started, think of something you want to do and type it into the Google search box followed by âPhotoshop tutorialâ and search it. For example, type in âbackground blur Photoshop tutorialâ and this comes up: http://www.digiretus.com/tippek/cikkiro.php?SORSZAM=11 And you get step-by-step photo directions on how to blur the background a photo. To learn how to create vectors, you can type in âvector Photoshop tutorialâ and this comes up: http://www.melissaevans.com/tutorials/vector-art-with-photoshop After trying about 10 tutorials, combine your skills and produce something from scratch. You will be amazed to see what you are capable of now! Yes, the Internet is a powerful tool that will save you a bunch of money in classes. You can learn much more than Photoshop on the Internet. You can learn how to cook, bake, decorate, dress, do your hair/makeup, jewelry, and even learn a new language. Itâs all at your reach, donât let all your resources go to waste: use them to enhance yourself.
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