The world of print design is long and expansive covering many different areas of focus. Adobe has many programs which cater to the print artists including InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop. A professional designer should learn as many programs as needed to create whatever they wish to achieve. While InDesign may be perfect for a magazine layout, Photoshop might be a better option when designing a CD album cover. Although the 2 programs could be combined and used together as a progressive sequence of design.
This gallery includes a large collection of Photoshop tutorials related to print design work. Everything is step-by-step and very easy to follow along with, even as a beginner. If you’re interested in the world of print design I would highly recommend following along with some of these tutorials from start to finish. After a few weeks of practice you will be amazed at how much you’ve learned.
Create a Flyer/Poster in Photoshop CS6
Print-Ready PS Documents
Album Cover in Photoshop
Basic CD Cover
Realistic Book Cover
Book Cover Design
Retro Style Race Poster
Amazing Summer Flyer Design
Colorful Alcohol Product Ad
Soft Grunge Product Ad
Incredible Apple Advertisement
Abstract Business Card in Photoshop
60’s Psychedelic Concert Poster
Conceptual Album Cover
Album Cover using Spectrograms
Print-Ready Business Card
Mixed Martial Arts Event Flyer
High Impact Gig Poster
Vintage Poster Design in Photoshop
Delicious Print Ad
Print-Ready Flier
Blu-ray Packaging Design
Print Brochure in Photoshop
Intense Movie Poster
Romantic Comedy Film Poster
Artistic Poster with Drawn Elements
Urban Gig Poster
Action-Packed Movie Poster
Shampoo Advertisement
Packaging For a Video Game
Old-Collage Effect Poster
Magazine Cover Design
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Author: Jake Rocheleau
Jake is a creative designer, illustrator, and web developer. He frequently writes articles involving new-age design concepts and freelance management skills. You can find him in Google or follow his tweets @jakerocheleau