Gimp Tutorial Review
Yazan: yahshar | 21 December 2009 | No Comments
Categories: General, Graphics Software, Image Manipulation, Reviews
If you haven’t already figured it out, I love Gimp! When I first found out about the application and downloaded it I kept thinking, “all this for free?” And when I say ALL THIS , I mean there’s a lot to this Open Source image editor. In fact the only thing I think Gimp lacks is
Buying A Mac - Is less more?
Yazan: yahshar | 11 June 2009 | No Comments
Categories: General
Well I finally did it. I bought my next Mac. I’ve owned 2 in my 15+ years as a graphic designer, and this will be my 3rd. You may be wondering how I could survive as a graphic artist for so long on just 2 macs. For one thing, many of the jobs I’ve had [...]
Use YouTube to Learn Gimp
Yazan: yahshar | 28 March 2009 | 4 Comments
Categories: General, Graphics Software, Image Manipulation
Some label Gimp as the free version of Photoshop. If you can’t afford Photoshop I’d say Gimp is close enough. Among the biggest differences are the facts that Gimp doesn’t support anything higher than 8-bit images and you can’t record your actions for automation as in Photoshop. But unless your are a seasoned designer/artist, not [...]
How to Make Your Twitter Avatar
Yazan: yahshar | 10 March 2009 | No Comments
Categories: Image Manipulation
I did a search using the keyword Avatar, at search.twitter.com and found that it is a highly used word to say the least. Here are the types of statements I found the word used in:
I never follow someone without a avatar.
Trying to figure out what avatar to use on my account.
How old is your avatar?
….p.s., [...]
The Best of Youtube’s Photoshop Videos
Yazan: yahshar | 09 March 2009 | 6 Comments
Categories: Graphics Software, Image Manipulation
You can find videos of just about any subject on YouTube. Duh, that’s what makes YouTube so great right. Well, it’s greatness is also it’s curse. I don’t know about you, but every time I point my browser to YouTube looking for something specific, I get distracted by videos of plane crashes and human flamethrowers. [...]
