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View My tutorials on PSDTUTS+
Hey everyone,
Just recently I have had some of my tutorials submitted and posted on PSDTUTS, which for me is really big news me, as it’s helping me put my foot in the door in the industry.
Read on for tutorials:
so here they are so far:
Quick Tip: Create a Carbon Mesh Background in Photoshop
Create a Carbon Mesh background completely from scratch, making your very own mesh and carbon pasterns from the tutorial.
Quick Tip: Add a Frosted Background to Photo Captions
In this Quick Tip tutorial, we will demonstrate how to improve a text caption by creating a frosted glass-like text bar that can improve the look of your photos or designs.
That’s it for now, but keep tuned as I have more to come!
Thanks,
Aaron
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Exactly nice tutorial. I like your quick tip tutorial. Thanks!