Using Seamless Patterns
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A CreativeCOW Photoshop Video Tutorial
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Richard Harrington
Washington, District of Columbia USA
©2007 Richard Harrington and Creativecow.net. All rights reserved.
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In this Adobe Photoshop video tutorial, Richard Harrington gives a few free tips on how to use unique seamless patterns using the design tools in Photoshop. Seemless patterns are useful for creating backgrounds or other elements for use in video. Create your own seemless patterns from scratch and then store them in a library.
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