-Look for Basic Shapes
-Practice, Practice, Practice, and then Practice
-Slow and Steady.
-Fix it until it’s right.
-Practice drawing from cast and simple
object around the house to study value
and squinting to find basic value of the subject.
-Display larger font previews
-Quickly zoom back to 100%
-Quickly toggle between blending modes
-Increase and decrease brush size
-Change layer palette thumbnail sizes
-Combine images with text
-Use Funky backgrounds
-Lens hoods aren't a necessity
-Don't treat your DSLR like it's your baby
-Prime will make you think more
-Always be ready for the shot
-P-mode isn't just for beginners
-Rely on the Rule of Thirds
-The best equipment doesn't help if you're not
standing in the right spot
-Shoot when you're full of energy
-Sometimes it feels great to wake up really early and shoot
-Loosen up. Relax.
-Investment
-Blot your Brushes
-Improve Flow Without Losing Color
-Washing-up Liquid with Masking Fluid
-Using Acrylic Paint as a Glue for Collage
-Opaque or Transparent Colors