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We have a lot to do at work this week so I have to sit at the computer for long periods. I have been searching for some new podcasts to enliven the drudgery and last night came across Anton Peck's ARTCAST. It's a podcast about using Photoshop as a painting tool. He reveals a side of Photoshop I didn't realize was there. This is great for me because I Know Photoshop. I work with it every day, but what I do is photo-related not drawing-related. I've tried to do things in Illustrator, but I just can't get the hang of the program and always quit in disgust. Anton's demonstration was a bit slow, but I think that's a good thing if you haven't seen Photoshop used this way. He comments on his site that some folks are calling him the "new Bob Ross" which gave me a chuckle because I don't remember hearing Bob ever say "what the hell". (There's no other profanity, by the way.) His soft-spoken narration is easy to listen to, and I'll definitely be checking out the rest of the series.
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This is lovely, I really like how you've done the background.
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