resources & blog

Photoshop, Illustrator, or InDesign: A beginners guide to choosing the right Adobe graphic software

The Adobe Creative Suite offers an array of industry-leading software products for graphic design, web design, ...

When a photographer makes the courageous leap away from the “auto” setting on their camera, they have to keep a ...

Alas, we’ve arrived at the last stop in our journey through some of the most common creative photo editing ...

Last time, we explored the steps needed to achieve the effect of the famous Holga camera of the 1980’s and, if you ...

In this next edition of our creative editing series, we’re going to conquer a much more extreme, and much more ...

There comes a time in every photographer’s life when all the so-called “rules” and technical nitty-gritty start to ...

Alas, our journey through the selection tools is coming to an end. Over the past several weeks, we’ve explored the ...

The Quick Selection Tool is one of a handful of editing tools in the selection arsenal, and one of the most ...

We’ve conquered the Magic Wand. We’ve lassoed the Lasso. Now it’s time to continue on our journey and unearth ...

Last time we looked at one of the more magical selection tools available in Photoshop, and we will continue on our ...

Looking to take your bird photography from the beginner to intermediate level? We can help! Photographing birds in ...

Twice is nice. Double trouble. Double down. Cliches might be corny, but sometimes there’s some truth to them. If ...

During every graphic design class we run at the Digital Workshop Center, there’s almost always a lengthy ...

After reading through Part I of our black and white series, you should know the basics of how to use the Channels ...

We all love a crisp, high-resolution photo, but nothing beats the classic quality of a good black and white. Using ...