So, it’s TipSquirrel.com’s second birthday and I’ve been struggling to decide what to write about to mark this occasion. I could run through a list of all the people I’m grateful to for making TipSquirrel such fun to work on, but I’ve already done that a couple of months ago here.
I could run through some of the things that The Nuts have been up to like;
Michael Hoffman producing a great tutorial every week, some of which are being linked to from the Adobe help Pages
Janine Smith recording a course for Lynda.com
Gavin Hoey becoming the Next Adobe Photoshop Evangelist
Richard Harrington releasing more extraordinarily brilliant books
Simon Rudd working for Photoshop Creative magazine
Dan Moughamian releasing his new book
AJ Wood and Glyn Dewis becoming Adobe Community Professionals
David Asch releasing the latest version of How to Cheat in Photoshop Elements
and our boys out in the ‘real world’ Scot Baston and Richard Hales going from strength to strength with their own photography businesses,
I could write about all of them, because I’m very proud that that’s the team we have, but I’m not going to. It’s our birthday after all and so I’m asking for a present;
Our present from you, our dear reader, is to know what you’d like to see in the future. Maybe you’d like to see some premium content, a downloadable magazine, a series of tutorials based around a theme or maybe even to see The Nuts in person?
So there it is, every day we strive to give something to you, one day in every two years we ask for something back. Thank you for your support.
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Some other posts by TipSquirrel
- Basic Video Transitions with Photoshop CS6
- Next Photoshop Evangelist
- Gadget Show Live
- Tip Ups - Come Join The Fun!
- We're Having A TipUp
- Our New Podcast: The Next Step
- WIN : Adobe Photoshop CS5 Crash Course DVD
- A Photoshop Cryptogram
- Win How To Cheat in Photoshop Elements 10
- Merry Christmas Nutters!
- Win Photo Restoration with Photoshop Course on DVD
- November on TipSquirrel.com
About the author
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.
For pure Photoshop links, TipSquirrel has a second Twitter account, Photoshop_nut.
TipSquirrel is afraid of crows.
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First, Happy Birthday to the Velvet Squirrel and his collection of Nuts. I am a TipSquirrel groupie and love my daily dose of helpful information and education.
I don’t know enough to know what I’d like to know yet, so thank God you all think of it for me.
-footnoteMaven