As the National Association of Photoshop Professionals (NAPP) gets ready to kick of its annual Photoshop World Conference & Expo this week, I thought it would be a good time to talk about just how easy it is to improve your creative design skills.
The NAPP is a great organization, run by the folks at Kelby Media Group. Founder Scott Kelby is one of the most well respected Photoshop authorities there is. I've been familiar with the NAPP for a while, but only recently discovered they're headquartered right in my backyard, here in Tampa, Florida. So, I thought I'd give my neighbors a little plug and tell everyone how easy Kelby has made it to learn Photoshop and Adobe CS3 applications.
Kelby Media Group publishes two magazines devoted to every aspect of the creative design process: Photoshop Users (comes free with your annual NAPP membership) and Layers. Additionally, Kelby Training offers instructional DVDs, Seminar Tours and provides live training sessions during the Photoshop World Conf. & Expo. If you're looking for more immediate and FREE gratification, visit PhotshopUserTV.com to get tips and tricks straight from Scott Kelby himself during his weekly podcast.
Picking up just a few Photoshop skills can help you become a better blogger. It will allow you to augment your blog with custom graphics and build interactive multimedia pieces your readers will love. Not to mention how much fun Photoshop is once you get the hang of it. So get over to PhotoshopUserTV.com and find out for yourself.
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September 02, 2008
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Great tip, Shaun. Thanks for putting this out there. Looks like I missed this year's event, but I'll look into next year.
Posted by: Scotty | September 11, 2008 at 02:51 PM