The Photoshop Etiquette Manifesto for Web Designers is a list of helpful and *subtle* suggestions to organize Photoshop Documents, making the transfer of them less painful.

Nice techniques in here, wonder if I'd ever have cause to use them?

- in Photoshop, turn on proof colors (view -> proof colors)
- make sure your proof setup is set to “monitor rgb” (view -> proof setup -> monitor rgb)
- when you save for web, make sure you do 24 bit png, interlacing OFF, and uncheck convert to srgb

Fakes but I'd SOOO buy one - so cute!!!

I don't use PhotoShop often, but these tips should make it a helluva lot easier

Photoshop is very powerful, and is used by a lot of professionals, here are some bad examples of their work.

OK, maybe not "Awesome" but still pretty handy for.. eh... that thing I'm working on quietly in the background...

If you find yourself repeating the same tasks in Photoshop, it's time to learn how to write a Photoshop action.

There are several ways of converting your colour images to mono, and here we offer four of the simplest and most effective; each gives subtly different results, and you may want to try a couple of them out on a particular photo before you make a final cho

Useful blog covering a myriad of useful Photoshop hints and tips