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In this episode of Angry Designers Live, we sit down with Nick Longo, a Southern California native and passionate branding expert. As a co-host of the Deeply Graphic Designcast and the producer and host of Office Hours on Adobe Live, Nick is a familiar voice in the design community, offering insights and guidance to designers worldwide.Nick currently leads Longo Designs, a branding studio specializing in strategic, storytelling design for the food and beverage industry.  Nick has honed his craft over years of dedication and creativity working with brand giants like Kellogg's, Kohl's, Burger King, Macy's, Kraft Foods, DreamWorks, and Starbucks..Nick's expertise doesn't stop at his studio. He's a design instructor at his alma mater, California State University, Northridge, where he shares his knowledge and experience with the next generation of designers. On a personal note, Nick has helped me rethink my opinion on design educators. His fresh, innovative approach to teaching design has changed my perspective, highlighting the crucial role educators can play in shaping future designers.Tune in to hear Nick's journey, his approach to storytelling through design, and his relentless pursuit of branding excellence.Angry Designer LIVE brings you event-based interviews with designers, speakers, and guests from top creative events. This series continues with an exclusive session from Creative South 2024 in Columbus, Georgia.Stay Angry our Friends –––––––––––Want to see more? See uncut episodes on our YouTube channel at youtube.com/theangrydesigner Read our blog posts on our website TheAngryDesigner.comJoin in the conversation on our Instagram Instagram.com/TheAngryDesignerPodcast

What are your marketing design options if you want a more professional and customizable end product but can't afford to hire an in-house designer? If you rule Photoshop out as a tool for professionals only, think again. A few simple, easy-to-learn tools go a long way, allowing you to produce marketing materials that look professional and adhere to brand guidelines. Increasingly, a little Photoshop know-how is an essential skill for marketers, whether it's for sharing presentations and pitches internally and with clients, or creating branding materials that are ready for public consumption. Make use of these free Photoshop tips and tricks for marketing basics. Set up a Brand Guide Whether you're a startup or a global corporation, your brand identity has to be clear and consistent. In fact, consistent branding can increase revenue by up to 23 percent. To get everyone on the same page (literally), from designers to partner agencies, create a brand guide that includes everything anyone will need to produce materials in your brand's image, such as: Color palette, both primary and secondary Fonts and typefaces for every scenario (web copy, printed materials etc.) Brand logo and rules for placement Retouch Pics If you're about to allocate some serious budget to a billboard or national print campaign, it's not the time to rush your own Photoshop training. An experienced Art Director would be essential in that scenario. If you're just sharing marketing materials internally, however, or need to turn around a presentation for clients quickly, Photoshop has a suite of retouching tools that are relatively easy to learn. Use it to: Sharpen images Remove blemishes Change colors Blur or remove any third-party logos Resize Images Before you create any banner, thumbnail, card, or post for social media, it's important to seek out the correct image size. Not only will this save you a lot of time, but it will also make sure your image appears exactly the way you want it. Luckily, you can find all the sizes for each major platform on this excellent resource. Optimize for Mobile Given that at least 54% of the time your brand's content is consumed on mobile devices, avoid the rookie mistake of uploading bloated, pixelated images that either fail to load at all before the user gives up, or show up distorted on screen. Expect 54% of users to abandon if the site or image takes longer than 3 seconds to load. With Photoshop, you can compress any image that is destined for mobile by reducing its resolution or pixel size. The Google Search Console test tool will actually flag any issues with your mobile images for you, so test, test, and test again. Using Layers One of the tools that arguably separates a Photoshop novice from a wizard is working in layers. A professional graphic designer will never apply a range of changes to a single image, preferring instead to create a new layer for each edit. So if you want to add text, change the tone or color, or remove elements in a non-destructive way for the original image, start experimenting with the Layers panel. Auto Features Just like the preset filters available on Instagram and others, Photoshop makes it easy to apply auto features to your images, in the form of auto tone, auto contrast, auto color and other guided edits. So, if you're not sure where to start to get an audience-ready image, let the tools take the lead. Delete a Background Another Photoshop Quick Action that takes valuable minutes (or even hours) off creating a presentation or social media post is the tool for removing the background from an image. Using Artificial Intelligence, this smart tool lets you select an area and choose the “Remove Background” option to isolate a person, object or logo that can then be layered over a new background of your choice. Collaborate and Comment A recent feature added by Adobe allows teams to collaborate on a single Photoshop project, although not at the same time (as you would with Google Docs or Slides)...

Nicolas Fournier, designer of Megapulse, breaks down his top 10 Photoshop tips and tricks to help game designers. The post Top 10 Photoshop Tips for Game Designerser with Nicolas Fournier appeared first on Board Game Design Lab.

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Create Photoshop Actions. Photoshop is an amazing image editing and manipulation tool. Sometimes, adjustments will take multiple steps. If you have certain tools and techniques you use regularly in Photoshop, create an Action. Ant Pruitt explains what a Photoshop Action is and how to set up your own. Be sure to subscribe to Hands-On Photography to learn more about getting better at photography as well as learning tips and tricks for post-processing. Host: Ant Pruitt Find Hands-On Photography on your favorite podcatcher. https://twit.tv/shows/hands-on-photography Follow Ant Pruitt on Instagram https://instagram.com/ant_pruitt Follow TWiT on Instagram https://instagram.com/twit Join the TWiT forums https://www.twit.community Sponsor: LastPass.com/twit

Create Photoshop Actions. Photoshop is an amazing image editing and manipulation tool. Sometimes, adjustments will take multiple steps. If you have certain tools and techniques you use regularly in Photoshop, create an Action. Ant Pruitt explains what a Photoshop Action is and how to set up your own. Be sure to subscribe to Hands-On Photography to learn more about getting better at photography as well as learning tips and tricks for post-processing. Host: Ant Pruitt Find Hands-On Photography on your favorite podcatcher. https://twit.tv/shows/hands-on-photography Follow Ant Pruitt on Instagram https://instagram.com/ant_pruitt Follow TWiT on Instagram https://instagram.com/twit Join the TWiT forums https://www.twit.community Sponsor: LastPass.com/twit

Create Photoshop Actions. Photoshop is an amazing image editing and manipulation tool. Sometimes, adjustments will take multiple steps. If you have certain tools and techniques you use regularly in Photoshop, create an Action. Ant Pruitt explains what a Photoshop Action is and how to set up your own. Be sure to subscribe to Hands-On Photography to learn more about getting better at photography as well as learning tips and tricks for post-processing. Host: Ant Pruitt Find Hands-On Photography on your favorite podcatcher. https://twit.tv/shows/hands-on-photography Follow Ant Pruitt on Instagram https://instagram.com/ant_pruitt Follow TWiT on Instagram https://instagram.com/twit Join the TWiT forums https://www.twit.community Sponsor: LastPass.com/twit

Create Photoshop Actions. Photoshop is an amazing image editing and manipulation tool. Sometimes, adjustments will take multiple steps. If you have certain tools and techniques you use regularly in Photoshop, create an Action. Ant Pruitt explains what a Photoshop Action is and how to set up your own. Be sure to subscribe to Hands-On Photography to learn more about getting better at photography as well as learning tips and tricks for post-processing. Host: Ant Pruitt Find Hands-On Photography on your favorite podcatcher. https://twit.tv/shows/hands-on-photography Follow Ant Pruitt on Instagram https://instagram.com/ant_pruitt Follow TWiT on Instagram https://instagram.com/twit Join the TWiT forums https://www.twit.community Sponsor: LastPass.com/twit

This week on Hands-On Photography, Ant Pruitt takes a look at viewer feedback. Lots of great images have been submitted to hop@twit.tv. Ant answers questions, shares thoughts on images and processes an image for a viewer. Special thanks to Nick Burke (@nickuspga on Instagram), Carlos Rivera (@carlos_rivera_photography on Instagram), and Dustin Chandler. Host: Ant Pruitt Find Hands-On Photography on your favorite podcatcher. https://twit.tv/shows/hands-on-photography Follow Ant Pruitt on Instagram https://instagram.com/ant_pruitt Follow TWiT on Instagram https://instagram.com/twit Join the TWiT forums https://twit.community Sponsor: expressvpn.com/hop

This week on Hands-On Photography, Ant Pruitt takes a look at viewer feedback. Lots of great images have been submitted to hop@twit.tv. Ant answers questions, shares thoughts on images and processes an image for a viewer. Special thanks to Nick Burke (@nickuspga on Instagram), Carlos Rivera (@carlos_rivera_photography on Instagram), and Dustin Chandler. Host: Ant Pruitt Find Hands-On Photography on your favorite podcatcher. https://twit.tv/shows/hands-on-photography Follow Ant Pruitt on Instagram https://instagram.com/ant_pruitt Follow TWiT on Instagram https://instagram.com/twit Join the TWiT forums https://twit.community Sponsor: expressvpn.com/hop

This week on Hands-On Photography, Ant Pruitt takes a look at viewer feedback. Lots of great images have been submitted to hop@twit.tv. Ant answers questions, shares thoughts on images and processes an image for a viewer. Special thanks to Nick Burke (@nickuspga on Instagram), Carlos Rivera (@carlos_rivera_photography on Instagram), and Dustin Chandler. Host: Ant Pruitt Find Hands-On Photography on your favorite podcatcher. https://twit.tv/shows/hands-on-photography Follow Ant Pruitt on Instagram https://instagram.com/ant_pruitt Follow TWiT on Instagram https://instagram.com/twit Join the TWiT forums https://twit.community Sponsor: expressvpn.com/hop

This week on Hands-On Photography, Ant Pruitt takes a look at viewer feedback. Lots of great images have been submitted to hop@twit.tv. Ant answers questions, shares thoughts on images and processes an image for a viewer. Special thanks to Nick Burke (@nickuspga on Instagram), Carlos Rivera (@carlos_rivera_photography on Instagram), and Dustin Chandler. Host: Ant Pruitt Find Hands-On Photography on your favorite podcatcher. https://twit.tv/shows/hands-on-photography Follow Ant Pruitt on Instagram https://instagram.com/ant_pruitt Follow TWiT on Instagram https://instagram.com/twit Join the TWiT forums https://twit.community Sponsor: expressvpn.com/hop

In this episode of the Sleeklens Photography podcast, we will go over 5 simple and easy Photoshop tips for your photography editing workflow. Photoshop for Photographers Beginners Course: https://sleeklens.com/product/photoshop-course-for-beginners/ As a Thank You for listening, us the coupon code: "sleeklenspodcast" to get 10% off anything in your cart from our store. Our Social Media Channels: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Sleeklens Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/Sleeklens Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sleeklens Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/sleeklens/

With the always-on interwebs, I believe that ADHD is now a communicable disease. And, guess what? We are all the viruses. So, how do you get your brand story to rise above the noise and allow it the opportunity to be heard? Well, we'll look at one way to do that. On today's show, we're going to explore the concepts of irony and juxtaposition in your business stories to help them stand out—to help you stand out—especially with your visual storytelling. Our guest, James Popsys, has a unique view of life captured in the inventive and witty images he creates in Photoshop. His visual storytelling conjures up irony and juxtaposition to stop you in your tracks and trigger stories in your mind. From the verdant babbling brook flowing through the graffiti canals of London to the giant hot dogs grilling on the side of a building to the schooner sailing on top of a hurricane, James and I explore where the inspiration for his images comes from and how you can tap into that for your stories. He'll also show you how you can jumpstart your Instagram page (as you might imagine, a pretty important channel for his work) and, you'll learn his three rules for finding, capturing, and telling visual stories that genuinely stand out. What You'll Learn: How irony and juxtaposition can set you apart Why audiences prefer real as opposed to over-produced The rule of thirds and other tips for Instagram Key Quotes: Everybody has a platform now and there has never been more noise to have to break through to get your voice heard. - @jamespopsys  It's no longer about having the sharpest lenses and getting the exposure spot-on, it's about storytelling. - @jamespopsys  If you can find something that's different, as opposed to better, I think you stand a better chance of standing out. - @jamespopsys I want it to look like somebody has stepped up to a really odd scene and just snapped with their camera. - @jamespopsys  Mentioned in This Episode: James Popsys James Popsys on Twitter, @jamespopsys and Instagram, @jamespopsys Top 10 Photoshop Tips for Beginners "Winning The Story Wars" - by Jonah Sachs Casey Neistat The Ten Best Brand Moments of 2016 PixelSquid How Luck and Intuition Helped to Build Instagram  

This week Matty and Higgsy talk about how to try urban exploration without getting in trouble with the law, we cast an eye over Nikon's new 19mm tilt/shift lens and offer up more Photoshop tips.

This week Matty and Higgsy share some top photo hacks that will save you tons of money. Plus we talk about how to travel with your kit and share some more top Photoshop tips.

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Lots of random information in this episode, but useful nonetheless. We talk a bit about color models in Photoshop, I deliver my first ever book report and conduct an interview with the CEO of aniBOOM. Keys to the Game: Gamut Warning in Photoshop Mac: Cmd + Shift + y PC: Ctl + Shift + y Links from todays show: Vote for RD in the Podcast Awards Logo Design Blog and Podcast In the Bullpen: aniBoom Flash CS3 The Missing Manual (Buy it Now!) by Chris Grover and E. Moore - Pogue Press/O'Reilly This is a great instructional book for both newbies and seasoned Flash pros alike. Each tip and technique is described in great detail, is easy to follow and will get you off to a great start in Flash CS3. With all the changes made to this software, being Adobe's first release, this is a must-have book and a Rookie Designer approved resource!

Another issue and things are going great, we have a couple of new contributors to this issue. We are also in the middle of developing a new section of the magazine dedicated to learning Photoshop Tips & Tricks.We also have another great cover photo and look forward to seeing more cover photos from you.*** Note *** There have been a few comments about grammatical errors in this issue. There have been a few comments about grammatical errors in this issue. This is an updated version that hopefully removed most of the mistakes. My apologies for those that had to endure the read! It's likely not perfect, but hopefully more tolerable.************In this issue:- Buying Photography Books- Low Light Photography- Photoshop Actions- Protecting Your Images Online- Walcom Tablet Review- Photoshop Tip - Radial BlurEnjoy© Tips & Tricks Photography 2007

Rioghnach shares with listeners some of her favorite tips about using Photoshop on the PC. It’s time to learn how to manipulate your graphic files. Using Rioghnach’s suggestions, you will learn how to: — make borders appear — use the blending and airbrush tools, and — use layers.

We have enjoyed great success with our opening issue. The number of subscribers seems to be growing exponentially. This being the second issue we are still trying to find a rhythm as to a steady schedule of releasing issues, but be assured with the great success we have had so far, there will be a lot more issues to come.In this issue of Tips and Tricks Photography:- The Experience of Shooting Your First Wedding- A Workflow For Creating Good Panoramas (From the Setup to Post-Processing).- Photoshop Tips- A New Photography CritqueWe are looking for any feedback or contributions from our readers. After all this should be an open form for all to share ideas and learn. So if you have any comments, ideas, or photos you would like to have critiqued by other readers in the next issue. Send them along to tipsandtricksphotography@gmail.com©2007Note for some reason this issue was removed by iTunes. Our appologies for any inconvience