Adobe Photoshop It is a program that admits all kinds of pre-prepared resources and that may be one of its strongest points because thanks to all these tools we can save considerable time when we start working with it. And is that the variety of material that we can use in this way with the application is huge: Brushes, textures, vectorized images, filters, actions ...
By having such a wide range of possibilities, we can turn to external sources in search of any element we need. On the web there are a huge number of websites specialized in providing this type of materials (in most cases) completely free of charge. Today we are going to make a small selection (and I say small because we left big banks in the pipeline) and we are going to invite you to help us complete the list by including what your sources are. What resource pages do you use (besides Creativos Online) to work in the most famous application from Adobe? Let us know in a comment!
Who hasn't spent a good deal of time trying to cut out a photo digitally? How many have failed to obtain the result they were looking for? This has happened to all of us at some point. To solve this series of obstacles we can resort to banks such as PSD SPAnd, it offers a huge amount of resources for Photoshop. Among them a gigantic base of renders, cropped images and the best of all is that we can access this material and download it without even registering.
Blogs are also today a reliable source to find graphic resources (Creativos Online It's a good example, right?), especially since there are usually graphic designers in charge and they know better than anyone what kind of resources are useful. In this case, we present you an Argentine blog (quite well known) that, in addition to providing ready-made designs that serve as a guide to develop new jobs, has a huge number of templates, icons and vectors. From your search you can insert the material you are looking for, and I am sure you will find it. Diego Mattei It is undoubtedly one of those sources that we need to have added to our feed so as not to miss a thing or two.
Although this bank is not specialized in Adobe Photoshop, surely within it we can find most of the resources that may be more or less necessary. In this case, we find a wanted person capable of efficiently filtering our search and navigating between the different categories. One of the greatest strengths of Freepik is that its files are completely free (although they must be used by mentioning the author) and does not require any type of registration. Here you can find brushes, vectors, images ...
Once we have all the possible elements, the next step is to get down to work. But at this point we find the first bump, the lack of inspiration. That added to the lack of practice, the mere fact of even trying to create something decent will make us difficult. For this we will use some of the many tutorials that are on the page that we provide. Do not be scared to see the result of each process, they have their work but with a little skill and patience you can get them ahead. The top menu also has a section specifically for resources that includes templates and fonts among other things.
It is the benchmark for any graphic designer. This page includes all the necessary resources that we are going to require during our trajectory: From tutorials to renders, brushes or actions ... Totally useful tools that are also renewed and updated at a dizzying pace but best of all, they are totally free. What happens with this large bank is that the users themselves are in charge of creating and indexing the resources on the page. This page is multifunctional because in addition to providing instructive content and resources that we can use in our work, having a large number of users, it can also help us to make contacts. It will be enough to create our portfolio and move it within the social network. And is that ... Who does not know Deviant Art?
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