Desaturating Color – Sublime Light

Written by Eric Reagan on August 10th, 2007 | 0 Comments


Here’s a great little photoshop tutorial from sublime light. I’ve been following the posts over there for a few weeks now. Tim Solley is doing a fantastic job on putting together some great content for his readers. Note that I’ve added sublime light to my Blogroll in the sidebar on the right side of the page.

Keep up the good work Tim. The rest of you should head on over to sublime light and check out the latest pointers from a good teacher.

Cheers!

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