Just to let you all know the Photoshop Creative team is now on Twitter, so you can find out what we’re up to on a regular basis. Simply log on to www.twitter.com , choose to follow us and we will keep you up to date with all the Photoshop Creative going’s on!
Our Twitter name is PshopCreative, so come and follow us today!
There’s a great offer on at the Imagine eShop right now, where you can pick up three of the Photoshop Creative binders for the price of two! The binders are perfect for storing your magazine collection, enabling you to file up to 12 issues in a single binder.
To take advantage of this great offer head to: http://www.imagineshop.co.uk/item_show.php?itemID=1182&action=maglist
Our 50th issue is fast approaching and we want you to celebrate our momentous birthday with us by entering this fantastic competition! We want you to create your most imaginative piece of Photoshop artwork based around either the word or number ‘Fifty’. The best entries will be printed in our special birthday issue and have the chance of winning a fantastic 10 megapixel Samsung camera!
To enter, simply email your entry (under 2MB) to PCR@imagine-publishing.co.uk, telling us your name and a few words about your image. Alternatively you can post your artwork on a CD to:‘I want to be in Issue 50′
Photoshop Creative
Imagine Publishing
Richmond House
33 Richmond Hill
Bournemouth
Dorset, UK
BH2 6EZ
DEADLINE: Friday 29th May 2009
Judging by the quality of the text art forum challenge we ran recently, we’re mega excited about what you will come up with. Enter as many times as you like - but don’t forget to submit your name! Good luck
Hi guys,We’ve had a bit of trouble on the galleries lately, with people using other people’s images in their artwork. If you’re not quite sure about copyright, then here’s a quick run-down of how it works on the Photoshop creative site - Never use an image without permission from its owner / creator- If your image contains stock images, check that you are abiding by the stock site rules (often you will have to credit the artist / photographer)- Never use images from the internet / books / magazines that do not belong to you- If in doubt - don’t use it!Taking your own stock photos is easy-peasy and enables you to snap just what you’re looking for. This makes your work 100% original and also saves you a scary court case too! So get out there and photograph it yourself : )