More Photoshop Tricks in Public Domain Product Creation

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There are nearly limitless ways to use Public Domain resources to create products (if you haven’t figured that out already). From books and films to photographs and paintings, the only way you CANNOT create products from Public Domain works is to do NOTHING.

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If you’ve been on my list for very long, you’ll know that I regularly create free reports that share A LOT of tips and strategies on how to use Public Domain works in your business. Of course, as any good marketer would, I track downloads and responses to each one (there has been nearly a dozen reports over the past several months). The other day I was checking my stats and decided to see which reports have been downloaded the most, so that I could get an idea of the types of information that interest you the most. Surprisingly, the number one report download was “Photoshop Tricks in Public Domain Product Creation.” I was shocked that this report was the most downloaded because many folks focus almost exclusively on books, but I was also pleased because, as a graphic designer, I have spent a LOT of time working with images in Photoshop (15 years).
So following the lead established by my stats, I decided to create another Photoshop Tricks report and share with you some of my successes in one of my favorite personal niches—Native Americans. I’m also going to introduce you to a cool, little trick I use from time to time using an amazing program called “Expressions.” We’ll get to that in a few minutes. First, we’ll stop by Photoshop.
The first trick I’m going to show you is really simple and one I’ve used over and over again…especially for creating some of the t-shirts I test on one of my CaféPress stores. If you don’t have a CaféPress store yet, you’re missing out on a lot of fun, and a great way to test new product ideas quickly.
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