I have created a new St. Louis Blues wallpaper for download. I created this wallpaper a year or 2 ago, but never got around to releasing it. Since tonight is the first game of the St. Louis Blues 2013-2014 season, I thought it was a perfect opportunity.
There are Mobile, Widescreen and Retina versions included. If you would like any other sizes, feel free to contact me.
Enjoy!
I have created a new wallpaper for download. Since it is the middle of baseball season I thought it would be a good time to create a wallpaper to acknowledge the season. The wallpaper was, of course, created in Adobe Photoshop. I used a couple of textures and brushes for the nitty-gritty look as well as changing the Blend Modes and the Blend If sliders to blend it all together.
Enjoy!
I have added the above image as a new wallpaper to the goodies page. The image was entirely in Photoshop except for the vertical lines. The lines were originally the gaps in between some planks of wood on a stock image and I tweaked the image to get just the lines.
Head on over to the goodies page to download a copy. Please feel free to let me know what you think or if you would like to see any other sizes available.
Looks like Creative Suite CS3 will be released announced on March 27th. I have played with the Photoshop beta for awhile and the speed increase on my Intel Macbook is amazing. The only thing that was annoying was the bug where you could not see the brush outline. There is a workaround where you had to run CS3 in Rosetta, but the last time I checked a little while back it was fixed internally and would be in the final build. Now I am waiting to see what the different suite options will be.
Update: March 27th will be the announcement date with shipping date to follow at a later time. Darn.
Lightroom Beta has finally arrived for Windows. I can’t wait to give this a try at work. We have been waiting for months to give this a shot. We shoot everything in RAW and are really curious to see just how much more powerful Lightroom is in dealing with RAW compared to Camera Raw in Photoshop CS2.
Adobe/Macromedia have announced a couple of new software bundles. The lower end bundle, Adobe® Design Bundle, includes: Adobe Creative Suite 2 Premium software with Macromedia® Flash® Professional 8 and goes for $1599. The Adobe® Web Bundle includes: Adobe Creative Suite 2 Premium with Macromedia® Studio 8 and goes for $1899. I have been debating if I should upgrade to the latest versions. I am on Adobe CS and Macromedia MX 2004. The student version of the new bundles go for $549 and $599.