Vector Tuts – New Site For Illustrator Tutorials
Posted by: Zakk Forchilli on: June 16, 2008
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VECTORTUTS is a new site partnered with the sites below. Giving you the best Adobe Illustrator tutorials and techniques. They should have some amazing content soon!
You all probably know about PSDTUTS, the site for some of the best Photoshop tutorials on the web. They pay you per tutorial over there, and now have a Plus membership like service.
You also should know about NETTUTS, for the best tutorials on the web on how to do the coolest things with your website. They have some incredible stuff over there. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript!
Have you checked out the best tutorials on the web?
6 Responses to "Vector Tuts – New Site For Illustrator Tutorials"
June 16, 2008 at 8:11 pm
Hey no problem! I’ve been wanting some good Illustrator tutorials real bad. I suck at it! Soon, when the people start writing, they will have some amazing TUTS!
[...] Vector Tuts – New Site For Illustrator Tutorials By Zakk Forchilli Giving you the best Adobe Illustrator tutorials and techniques. They should have some amazing content soon! You all probably know about PSDTUTS, the site for some of the best Photoshop tutorials on the web. They pay you per tutorial … Zakk Forchilli – Blog – http://zakkforchilli.wordpress.com [...]
April 6, 2009 at 7:45 am
Kindly subscribe me to your newsletter, thanks for your good services.
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June 16, 2008 at 8:04 pm
Thank god for that info. Thats awesome … I have been looking for some good Tutorials on this stuff. I am a newbie when it comes to illustrator but i think im getting the hang of it. Thanks for the info