In today’s tutorial, I’m going to show you how simple it is to create the Movie 43 text using Photoshop CS6′s new 3D features. If you haven’t played around with the new features yet, you must try them out! 3D in Photoshop CS6 is a breath of fresh air compared to CS5. You must have Photoshop CS6 Extended in order to complete this tutorial. Read More
In today’s tutorial, we’re going to be creating a very simple ‘loading circle’ animation using Photoshop CS6, which you can use on your websites, or before your video projects. This effect is going to take advantage of some of Photoshop CS6′s improved animation capabilities, leaving you with a silky smooth result. Read More
During today’s Create Now event, Adobe announced the release of Photoshop CS6 update, 13.1, which is available right now to Creative Cloud subscribers. One of the fantastic benefits of being a subscriber, is the early access to new features, like the ones you can read/watch about below! Read More
In addition to document based character and paragraph styles, you can now set a default type style, for that special font which you may use on a constant basis. Check out the video below to see it in action! This update is available right now for Photoshop CS6 Creative Cloud users. Read More
New in Photoshop CS6 13.1, which is available to Creative Cloud members, Conditional Actions can help determine which action should be run, in order to get the result that you’re after. Check out the video to see it in action! Read More
For you designers out there, there’s now an easier way to generate CSS from your Photoshop mockups! The new Copy CSS feature will grab Layer Styles and type properties, and turn them into pure CSS! Check out the video below to get the scoop! Read More
Smart Objects have finally gotten smarter! In today’s update to Photoshop CS6 for Creative Cloud members, Smart Objects now support the Blur Gallery and Liquify! Check out the video below to see how this can be beneficial. Read More
Photoshop CS6 Extended has some incredible 3D features that are available to its users. Daniel Presedo from Adobe shows us how to create refractions using text, a postcard, and a 3D sphere in this video. Check it out below! Read More
