Tangie Baxter is a mixed media artist, both digital and paper. I've been a fan for several years, going to her studio in AZ last fall for a workshop that was a blast, taking online classes, buying digital goodies from her. A couple years ago I anted up for her full digital workshop and am sooo glad I did. I'd been using Photoshop and Elements for a few years and was doing ok on my own but would get terribly frustrated trying to figure out how to do cool mixed media effects by looking in books meant for photographers or other types of users.
I started at the first lesson and by the end of it had taken so many notes that I'd filled the class PDF I'd printed out and had to get more paper. I kept going, "So THAT'S how you do that!" It's really a great bunch of tutorials.
AND... they're now down to $75 for all 3 - Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced. You get 35+ videos, PDFs, elements to use in the demos, a $25 coupon to Tangie's studio etc, etc.
$75 is half price. I'm posting a plug for the class cause I know from experience that it's a great deal on excellent classes. Every digital collage I've posted in the last couple years was made using what I learned in these classes.
If you've had a hankering to learn from scratch, or get better at, Photoshop or Elements, go take a look at this great deal.
Always good to get a recommendation from someone you trust LOL though I've not dipped into the digital art world - somehow feel I already spend too much time on the computer but never say never
ReplyDeleteI use PSE and I see that the class is in PS. Did you feel like there's enough crossover info to make it workable in PSE? That's often my issue w/ PS classes....their way of working with layers, etc. doesn't translate to PSE. It seems very comprehensive and I'm considering it....just reluctant cuz of the PSE angle..... Thanks for the heads up
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