Adobe Photoshop Tutorials

There are plenty of ways in which you can work smarter in Photoshop, whether you're a deadline-hardened professional designer or a relative newcomer. You may already have looked at ways of speeding up your workflow; To work smarter with photoshop you need to put in time and effort to master new skills.

One of the first things you'll need to do is take a few minutes to set up Photoshop to suit your creative style, and also your more practical needs. Perhaps you already know how to create Actions that combine many steps with one click of the mouse, but haven't found the time to make them a regular feature of your Photoshop work. This is a false economy, as the ten minutes it takes you to create an automated Droplet will save you dozens of hours of repetitive work in the future. The articles on the page will help you streamline your workflow and improve you output.

There are many different ways in which you can use Photoshop. You might be a student laying out images for a magazine, a photographer restoring an old print to mint condition or a website designer. Whatever you use the software for, there are plenty of ways in which you can improve the management of your projects.

As you spend more time working with Photoshop you'll find yourself working with hundreds of source files and documents, and organising them is a key factor in streamlining your workflow. It can be easy to get bogged down as you try to juggle multiple documents, so these articles are going to try and help ways of taking control of your files so that you can access what you want, when you want.

There are plenty of keyboard shortcuts that will help you to focus on the relevant files, without being distracted by other open Photoshop documents or background menus. So sit down and enjoy the following articles which are to tailor your needs to cut the hard work out of photoshop