Find inspiration, how-tos, instructions, tips, and thoughts about graphic design and design programs, especially Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, and Adobe Premiere.
When you scale your Artboard or object in Adobe Illustrator, don't forget that you can scale by different reference points, nine to be exact! Here's how.
What's the best settings to use when aligning your text to the left in InDesign? Well that depends on your goals. Here are a few options. Watch or read below.
Here are 6 ways to do it. As frequent users of Adobe products know first-hand, each Adobe program has similarities AND lots of differences AND there's many ways to accomplish each task. The copying of styles (fx) is one such difference.
If you've ever thought, "My Photoshop is missing XYZ tool..." then this is the post for you; here's how to find your missing Adobe Photoshop tool. Instructions and video included.
Learn three techniques to easily colorize an image in Adobe Photoshop.
If you're viewing a gridded "vortex" of green, blue and orange that overlays your Illustrator design, then you likely have your Show Perspective Grid active. Here's how to hide it.
When you're new to PhotoShop, sometimes simple tasks can be frustrating and difficult to find. One such task is saving your project as a JPEG. Here's how.
Here's how to quickly configure your Mac to automatically recognize the PSDT file type as a Photoshop document.
This post answers the question, "How to make a grid in Photoshop?" and demonstrates three ways to create grids in Photoshop.
As a designer, using high-resolution images for print designs is crucial. As an Adobe Creative Suite user, I've traditionally used PhotoShop to enlarge images or change resolution settings (DPI—dots per inch). Enlargements are one area where I find using AI practical, helpful, and time-saving in my design workflow.