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50+ Photoshop Editing Tutorials
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PHOTOSHOP TUTORIALS
How to Type Text on a Path in Photoshop
Typing text on a path is often an extremely important technique, and can be used by designers in many situations, particularly in logo design. By formatting text to follow a simple vector shape or a more intricate, unique curve, you can quickly make your work stand...
How to Center Text in Photoshop
No matter what you’re working on in Photoshop, it is important to know how to center text or layers in Photoshop. It allows you to create a strong and coherent composition which is an important factor in designing. Therefore, knowing how to align or centralize your...
Rulers and Grids in Photoshop – Full Guide
Utilising grids, guides and rulers in Photoshop is a great way in which you can quickly and easily improve the compositions of your pieces. To show Rulers in your Photoshop Document you can either go to Menu > View > Rulers, or simply use the shortcut CMD+R...
