Ok, so I didn't reinvent the wheel here, and I'm not exactly a beginner either. I did, however, learn new-to-me tricks that will dramatically cut my time on future projects, and who doesn't love to be more efficient? Meg breezes effortlessly through the use of guides, simple yet high impact photo editing, beyond easy steps to apply clipping masks, layer organization, and more. The thing with Photoshop is that one person is never going to learn it ALL, we learn what we need for our respective uses, and with there being so many different steps to achieve the same end goals, each person develops his or her own quirky way of navigating the program so, it's helpful now and then to, if not brush-up, at least see how other people are using it, try their methods, and add what works for you to your bag of tricks. I personally believe there can never be too many Photoshop tutorials ... there is always something new to create, and a fresh, undiscovered way to create it.
That's all for now, I'm late for class! I've only got 20-ish (+/-) saved lessons (so far) to dive into...
xoxo
