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Skeleton.png (PNG Image, 1500x1200 pixels) - Scaled (61%) Third eye megaupload, rapidshare, hotfile, fileserve ebook download. Art cyclopedia: The Fine Art Search Engine. Learn How | Let's Paint Nature! Pencil and Ink Drawings by Pat Perry. 33 New Collection of Photoshop Tutorials To Look Forward To. Let’s start the year with everything that’s fresh and new. Change is the only thing that’s constant in this world. It would either change your way of designing things or just do better. You may be one of those who wants to brighten the areas of your design or perhaps you may want to improve your styles in photoshop or even be motivated to make your own… This collection aims to increase the productivity of the world of design and creativity.

Here is a collection of New Photoshop Tutorials for both beginners and advance learning to help out in your quest to learn more about certain techniques and styles in Photoshop. Let this collection be your guide to do better than best for the year 2011. Happy Learnin’! You may want to take a look at the following related articles: • 40+ Best Cinema 4D Tutorials that You’ll Love to Learn • A Collection of New Poster Tutorials in Photoshop • 45+ Truly Stunning Digital Painting Tutorials • 30+ Photoshop Tutorials in Creating Amazing Posters View Source Ads. Why Designers Should Practice Being a Perfectionist. Designers and artists are often perfectionist. They do not want to see an entourage of mistakes in their masterpieces. They always want their outputs to be as good as they want it to be and not merely “good enough”. Scratch papers will always be seen when an artist is working and even if it is already done, he will still look into it again to check every detail of his work because he wants it to be perfect.

Perfectionism is a belief that perfection can and should be attained. There are two types of perfectionist. 1.Normal Perfectionist. Nothing is wrong with being a perfectionist only that we need to look into “perfection” in a subtle way, not sacrificing ourselves and our health conditions. 1.Makes you set high personal standards. (Image: lurimirul) An artist will always sharpen his pencil before starting to work ‘coz he wants the guidelines to be light and thin so it won’t be visible when the final touches are placed. 2.Being organized can make work processes easy.

(Image: imsosxe) Ads. 15 Tips on How to Retain Designer’s Creativity. An artist, whatever genre you are passionate of, would always experience a “Creative Block”. This means that you couldn’t patch up what you are trying to work on or you really couldn’t work ‘coz something inside you doesn’t have the eagerness to work! But the moment requires you to come up with a good project because a client needs it or maybe you just want to make a work of art. So what should you do to stay creative? Actually, there are many ways to spark creativity. 1. (Image: michexist) Of course, first and foremost, you have to know where you are good at or on what genre you would like to be good at. 2. (Image: one-little-thing) If you feel like you have this Creative Block, try reading so you might get some new ideas. 3. (Image: Alivewhenever) “Practice makes perfect”. 4. (Image: Creator Apps) Open your Twitter or Facebook and have a smart exchange of ideas with friends. 5. 6. 7.

(Image: ezleih) Every time you make a piece of art, in whatever form it is, do something new. 8. Ads. Visualizing Music.