Scott Kelby

Why You’ll Buy The iPad Even Though You Don’t Want One

by A.J. Wood April 5, 2010 Adobe

After months of speculation, followed by  the device’s introduction–the iPad is here. I didn’t buy one, nor did I intend to make a purchase, but let me tell you why I will anyway. My initial thought is the iPad is for content consumption not content creation. It’s not as powerful as my Macbook Pro which [...]

Tagged as: Adobe, Apple, creatives, iPad, mac, publishing, Scott Kelby, Terry White

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Quick Links Around the Internet

by A.J. Wood March 3, 2009 Adobe

If you hadn’t already caught the buzz on Twitter, there’s a new iPhone app Photo Keys that turns the phone into a controller for Photoshop. Works on Mac or PC. Downloaded it yesterday, looks pretty cool so far. Adobe has Photoshop.com but have you wondered what a web version of Photoshop might be like? Give [...]

Tagged as: Apple, Canon Blogger, iPhone Apps, Photo Keys, Photoshop, Pixlr, Scott Kelby

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Why You’ll Never Be David Hill or Innovation Will Never Die

by A.J. Wood January 20, 2009 Arts/Media

If you visited Scott Kelby’s blog you know that yesterday he revisited the “Dave Hill” technique, and today’s post was part II. I was surprised to read the disclaimer on the top of Scott’s blog, yet another reminder that people can be idiots. First of all, it’s disappointing that anyone–let alone a man who devotes [...]

Tagged as: dave hill, innovation, lucis art, photography, Scott Kelby

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Backup Like Nike – Just Do It

by A.J. Wood January 12, 2009 Adobe

Today was a rather worrisome day. Not because I’ve a mountain of work to catch up on (I do), but due to my Mac Pro crashing, downing not one, but two of my external drives. Anyone who’s attended a class with me knows I preach backups, and you’re not truly backing anything up without redundancy. [...]

Tagged as: backup, online backup, Scott Kelby, Slingshot, strategy, Terry White

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