TheFlyingSparrow

Instead of a feature, this time I'd like to introduce you to some shortcuts in Photoshop that really help me save time and a lot of my nerves. I make use of all of these shortcuts (and a couple more), so even if for some of you these look too complicated, they give you power over Photoshop. By employing these, I don't have to leave the canvas to go search for a function in the depths of Photoshop's many menus. While I think that these shortcuts can be used universally in all versions of Photoshop, I can only account for CS4 to CS6, maybe CS3. General shortcuts Alt+Z If you've been frustrated by Photoshop's inability of undoing steps with

I never liked spiders. They're hairy and creepy with their overly long legs, and make sticky nets that feel horrible when touched. Then came the jumping spiders. In Austria there is one cute little fellow that looks like a cross between zebras, crabs and fleas. Watching them for a while, I couldn't but begin to love them, so I researched them on the internet. Turned out that these critters are the only spiders that seem to show interest in their surroundings in an explorative way. Other spiders first run and then ask questions (if at all) when they see something potentially dangerous. Jumpers, however, turn to look straight at what just ent

I was planning to do a new feature for a few days now, but didn't find the time until today. As the last time I featured digital artists, I decided to showcase some outstanding photography. And not any, either, but of birds in flight. I have a folder only for these shots, as I realize that photographing flying birds is a difficult task to do. And birds in general fascinate me. :thumb207706549: :thumb289922804: :thumb314651002: :thumb314895541: :thumb263315938: :thumb318131643: :thumb225740362: :thumb302199150: :thumb294684178: :thumb334237997: :thumb328589480: :thumb321075757: I have picked these due to their exceptional execution, and trye