Textures Watch Me Work Workshop

Are you new to Photoshop Elements or Photoshop CS5, or just new to textures and you’re trying to figure out what the heck they are or what to do with them, I am offering a “watch me work” type of workshop which may be just what you need.

The Watch Me Work workshops I did were a big hit with everyone, so I thought that maybe doing a textures Watch Me Work would be helpful also. I do have a separate video/PDF workshop on textures that I offer, that helps you go step by step with downloading, managing, applying and tweaking textures. However, the Watch Me Work will be me editing pictures in real time with textures from the talented Kim Klassen, and you will be able to stop me and ask questions and gain a better understanding of how to work with them.

I have textures from Florabella, Coffeeshop and ShadowHouse and Kim Klassen and love all of them. For the workshop I will be using Kim’s textures because she so generously provided a a free texture set in my fundraiser packet that benefited Delanie and Magalita and I want to send some special attention back her way. Well, that and she is an amazing texture creator and sweet friend! 😉

Okay, more about the workshop:

• $15 for 1.5 hour live session
• Dates available: June 19 8:30 -10: 00 PM EST and June 27 1:00 – 2:30 PM EST
• Question/answer time throughout
• Workshop will be recorded and link to video sent day after
• 40% coupon code given for Textures Mini Workshop

What if you cannot make the live session and you only want the recording? Simply purchase the June 19 VIDEO  and you will be prompted to download a PDF that has the link to the video, plus you will receive an email with the coupon code for 40% off the Textures Mini Workshop.

First 10 people to sign up for each live class can get $5 off by using the coupon code ‘eewmw5.’

June 19 VIDEO $15

Special side note: those are Magali’s flowers. I captured the picture one day after coming home from the hospital. For those who do not know, Magali was my next door neighbor who was killed in an accident on May 2nd, along with her 6 year old son. My 6 year old niece and Magali’s 9 year old daughter were critically injured.

I thought of trying to remove those buds (I guess that’s what they are) but figured they were normal for that type of flower, so I left them.