Photoshop Creative Podcasts

Apple lover and talented designer Dylan Roscover talks to us about his typographical artwork, how Photoshop comes into his job at Royale, and the tool that he'd save if he could only choose one.

From the Monsters collective in London, Tom Genower talks about their commissioned artwork for Research Studios, as well as tastefully inappropriate installation piece for the recent Anti-Design Festival.

Dan Buller is put under friendly fire about his Photoshop technique and style, and also how big a part traditional media plays in his art, from live paintings with the Heavyweight Art collective to his work with En Masse.

Tom Hussey shares his experiences working with animals behind the lens, and how he had used Photoshop to create his series of photo-composites for an advertising campaign for an alzheimer drug.

Freelance illustrator Dan Howard enters our podcast studio this month, to talk to us about his style and the way he uses Photoshop, and how his influences have changed from his discovery of fantasy art at a young age.

Photoshop Creative's Simon Skellon catches up with UK digital artist Jemma Robinson, and finds out what it's like being a teacher of Photoshop and how far she's willing to go for a serious dose of inspiration.

Concept artist Donglu Yu is currently working for Ubisoft Entertainment. She explains how imagining the story of an image as you paint helps to increase the audience's understanding of the composition.

We catch up with photo-retouching professional Craig Zaduck, who tells us more about the intricacies of his day-to-day life with Photoshop, and how he's working with the human eye in one of his latest commissions.

Bulgarian digital artist, Rosen Dukov, is caught in the Photoshop Creative headlights to talk about his PS style, his latest commissions, and his preferred beverage.

Simon Skellon talks to pro illustrator Kim Herbst about her new design job in San Francisco, and how she had once taped up her laptop's touchpad forcing herself to use a graphics tablet.