Photoshop for Photographers Part 3 is now streaming on-demand—for free!

Major shoutout to the thousands of people around the world who joined us live in the chat for the simulive broadcast and the thousands of others still who worked behind the scenes to make Adobe Max the amazing online event we all hoped it would be. (And then some!)

PS: All the files and a 33-page workbook are included! You’ll have to log in with your Adobe ID (free, you don’t have to be a CC subscriber), then under Tools and Resources, click “Add to Your Creative Cloud.” You’ll have the option to add to your cloud—or—download directly. Enjoy!

Part 2 of Photoshop for Photographers at Adobe Max 2020 is in the books! Catch the free class on-demand here!

Wow! More than 21k creatives RSVP’d for Day 1 of my 3-part lab (L6411) called Photoshop for Photographers at Adobe Max 2020. I got to hang out live in the chat for the simulive broadcast and it was such a good time!

If you missed it, no worries! It’s available on-demand for FREE anytime during the next year. Plus, the course files AND WORKBOOK are all included! (Just log in with your Adobe ID to add to download.) Come play and see what the fun is all about!

Sign up to join us for Parts 2 and 3—and other all kinds of amazingness at max.adobe.com.

If you have a shoebox filled with old family photos to scan, you’re not alone. Despite advances in technology, the process can still be tediously slow. Thankfully, there’s at least a couple ways to speed it up.

Keeping your Brush panel organized is easier than you think!

Stackable fonts open up a whole new word of typesetting fun. Check out how easy it can be to create some pretty elaborate type designs—with layered fonts!

Follow along to create a hand-drawn long shadow type effect in Photoshop! In this example, we'll be using the hilarious phrase, "Awesome, wow" from the song, "What Comes Next?" in Lin-Manuel's Hamilton.