So you want to master Photoshop huh? You’ve come to the right place. This is the first part of a three part series that will help you to master Photoshop in and out in just one week. Today’s part is all about getting to know the basics of the program and how to operate the complex software – nothing amazing, but you need to crawl before you can walk!
Part two will be coming up in a couple of days, so feel free to take your time going through these resources. To get free updates on the next two parts of the series, just subscribe today!
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Familiarizing Yourself With The Photoshop Interface
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The Interface
Video: Photoshop 101 – The Interface
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Photoshop Crash Course
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Getting Started In Photoshop
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Photoshop Tool Basics
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The Tools
Photoshop’s Toolbox
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The Selection Tools
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Video: Burn, Dodge, And Sponge Tools
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Painting Tools
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Drawing And Type Tools
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Retouch And Healing Tools
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Understanding Blending Modes
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Pen Tool Basics
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Pen Tool
Learning How To Use The Pen Tool
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Video: Vector Tracing And The Pen Tool
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Photoshop Paths Explained
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Drawing With Photoshops’ Pen Tool
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Photoshop Keyboard Shortcuts
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Shortcuts
18 Exceptionally Useful Photoshop Shortcuts
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28 More Exceptionally Useful Photoshop Shortcuts
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48 Greatest Adobe Photoshop Keyboard Shortcuts
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Create Your Own Custom Keyboard Shortcuts
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Working With Layers In Photoshop
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Layers
Video: How To Use Photoshop Layers
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Understanding Layers In Photoshop
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Life Without Photoshop Layers
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Video: Layers Basics
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10 Useful Tips For Beginners
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Tutorials
Stylish Clean Avatar
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Combining Two Photos For New Effect
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Add Visual Texture In Three Easy Steps
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Guide To Halftone Pattern
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Video: Floating Borders
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Easy Glass Orb
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How To Extract People And Objects In Photoshop
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For more Photoshop tutorials check out the new tutorial site, The Tutorialist.
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Now this is a great list of resources excellent work
very nice tutorial
I don’t think that just one week is enough to master Photoshop, but I’ll give it a try. Thanks!
Hi i visit through your blog and i must appreciate the way you had discussed about photo shop is marvelous. It is going to be very useful for me to learn photo shop as i enjoy doing photography thank you.
Brilliant! A great way to get started on photoshop!
Great post they should have students read this who take Photoshop classes!
Respectfully, the title is misleading. One can certainly learn a lot about PS in a week, but you can’t master it. Mastery of anything takes a long time. I’ve been using PS for 16 years and still have plenty to learn. Anyone who thinks they will master PS in a week is being unrealistically optimistic.
Thanks for the link. The list is great!
Good page and good tuts.
Greetings from germany.
nice post. easy way to work on photoshop
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very good
great job! I loved the “Add Visual Texture In Three Easy Steps” tutorial.. so useful…
great post Brian .. nice article … many things to digg on … thnx for sharing !
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Awesome, first time PS user should come in handy. Thanks for not holding back. Glad I found this website.
Great tips for newbies designers.
great sources. How can you collect so much?
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op huh? You’ve come to the right place. This is the first part of a three part series that will help you to master Photoshop in and out in just one week. Today’s part is all about getting to know the basics of the program and how to operate the complex software – nothing amazing, but you need to crawl before you can walk!
Good page and good tuts.
Greetings from germany.
Cool,I love it.What a bundle of information.Good work there !
just let love be
thanks alot .
Nice tips there!
Tons of resources here. Thanks…
Great article, a lot of really useful information here!
Thank you, for this work. Ist very useful.
I’ve been using Photosho / PS for 8 years and still have plenty to learn. thanks