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Make Your Own Psychedelic 1960s Rock Poster in Photoshop

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Overview

Photoshop tutorial showing how to create an authentic-looking, 1960s, psychedelic rock poster. Areas covered are warping text, making gradients, applying color overlays, adding vibrance & stroking paths How to Install FONTS: Course #164

Lessons: 1
Duration: 11 min
Subject: Design
Language: English
Software: Photoshop CS5
Level: Intermediate
Keywords:
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Released: 02/02/13
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About the Instructor
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Marty Geller

Marty Geller, Founder and Director of Blue Lightning TV, has a long career providing on-air and print work for the television and entertainment industries. Clients include NBC/Universal, ABC, CBS, VH-1, numerous advertising agencies, national magazines, recording labels and major book publishers. His television work includes "Late Night with Conan O'Brien", "Saturday Night Live", "Dateline NBC", "Today", VH-1 and Paramount Television. His print work includes record album covers, book covers, logos, illustrations for national magazines and theatrical posters that appeared on Broadway and The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C.. Marty has received Emmy Awards for his work in television and numerous awards for his work in Print.