Happy Holiday Nutters!

Its a pleasure to tell you that all the Nuts have all agreed to keep TipSquirrel.com rolling, plus we’ll have David Asch and Tim Shelbourne joining us in the new year!

We’re off for a week, returning on 3rd January so on behalf of everyone involved in TipSquirrel.com;

Have a Happy Christmas and a Prosperous New Year!

TipSquirrel.com is a collaborative site and everyone involved gives their time and expertise for free, so I’d like to take this opportunity to publically thank them all. An amazing group of people with an unparalleled level of knowledge and kindness.

So that you don’t miss them over the holiday period, here’s where you can find The Nuts

Janine Smith	Web	Facebook	Twitter
Mike Hoffman	Web		Twitter
Gavin Hoey	Web	Facebook	Twitter
Richard Harrington	Web	Facebook	Twitter
A.J. Wood	Web	Facebook	Twitter
Dan Moughamian	Web	Facebook	Twitter
Glyn Dewis	Web	Facebook	Twitter
Richard Hales	Web	Facebook	Twitter
Scot Baston	Web	Facebook	Twitter
Simon Rudd	Web	Facebook	Twitter

Thank you

Special thanks to Nut Janine Smith who has been a Nut from the outset and has been on the end of the Skype line every time I’ve needed something done, arranged or planned. Cheers J.

There are people and organisations that have helped throughout the year and I’d like to thank them here too;

John Ailsby. Proof-reader, friend and a huge support. Thanks buddy.
Adobe / Adobe UK. For providing prizes and support for our Lightroom 3 and Photoshop Elements 9 competitions.
Havard PR. For recognising our hard work and including us as part of ‘The Media’.
Flip-Pal Mobile Scanner. An awesome competition prize, thank you.
O’Reilly Media For including us in your reviewers circle
Peachpit. For allowing us to review some awesome titles, as well as give some away!
Lynda.com for recognising the amazing talents of The Restorationist Janine Smith!
All the readers and subscribers. We appreciate your feedback and support!

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Eric 'TipSquirrel' Renno wrote 163 articles on this blog.

Based in the UK, TipSquirrel has what some have described as an 'unnatural obsession' with Photoshop.

An avid Twitter fan, TipSquirrel can often be found sharing links from TipSquirrel.com and other sites. This account also has him jibbering away about tea, scones, biscuits and anything else that randomly pops into his tiny little brain.

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TipSquirrel is afraid of crows.

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