Design Templates, Seamless Patterns, Photoshop Brushes, Stock Vectors

The 3D tools in previous versions of Photoshop were never been the best. They were clumsy, didn't look very good, and were not very flexible. In turn, 3D editing with Photoshop never really caught on to become part of anybody's regular workflow.

With Photoshop CS6, the team at Adobe has completely redeemed themselves. The new rendering engine allows you create realistic 3D shapes and text quickly and easily.

This tutorial will show you how to composite real 3D text into a photograph without ever leaving the Photoshop CS6 interface.

When I first began to dabble in the graphic design field, I had no clue what I was getting into. I just knew I had fun messing around on the computer all day and creating cool looking stuff.

Even after I got my BA degree in graphic design I wasn't clear on how to go about getting work, so I did what every other college grad did and got a job working for someone else.

I spent a few years working my butt off to create the same type of designs using the same logo day in and day out. It was a miracle that I lasted almost three years, which probably had something to do with the fact that I was making a lot of money, but even with a fat salary, I still didn't consider myself successful.

I finally realized that I would never be truly happy there. I barely considered myself a designer, rather a peon of sorts, just clicking and typing away with no creative freedom. I knew it was time to move on, but to what?