This category houses Artisan HD’s Adobe Photoshop archive. Here you’ll find helpful photoshop tips and tricks. Read blogs featuring Artisan HD brand ambassadors and how they use Photoshop in creating their artwork. You can also learn about how Artisan HD uses Adobe Photoshop to create and print high-quality digital art. Many of the blogs in this category offer Photoshop resources for photographers. Learn how this tool can help you take your work to the next level.
It's not about the size of a pixel, it's more about how you use it (them) and how they transfer over to a high resolution printing process.
Check out ArtisanHD's interview with Nigerian Artist, Gabriel Olude. His deep passion and love for photography is evident in his custom fine art photography.
Check out the ArtisanHD interview with Charlie O'Brien. This month's featured digital artist!
Sharpen your skills with some quick Photoshop tips on how to make half spheres in Photoshop. It's a simple and fun process you can master in just one try!
Local Scottsdale artist Linda Enger combines her photography and digital painting talents in the form of "Emergent": a direct digital print on white Dibond.
At the recent Adobe MAX 2011 conference, Jue Wang gave a sneak peek at a new tool they are currently developing. As one of the magicians behind the scenes at Photoshop, Jue introduced this new tool that may eliminate blurry pictures forever. As you will see in this video, the crowd was pretty amazed by [...]
Adobe released a version of their popular photo editing software Photoshop Elements, Editor 9 is now available for download from the Mac App Store.
Sit down with Adobe Photoshop and learn the professional printing principals behind RGB and CMYK color modes, when to use each, and bit map depth.
Learn best practices for printing display graphics in our professional printing reference guide, plus file spec tips from John Nack.
At the 2010 Photoshop World Conference and Expo, our own Paul Bartell was the recipient of a Guru Award for Excellence in Photo Retouching. Paul took a photo of street photographer Louis Mendes outside of B&H Photo in New York. He swapped out the background with another image he had taken in the city, and added a brown [...]
