Pixelgroovy.com – Social Tutorial Software Learning

There have been really helpful websites to help me with a few imaging software.

According to the creator and owner of the website, pixelgroovy.com is meant to serve as a tutorial forum.  Rather more like it was created for a better environment for [tag-tec]tutorial indexing [/tag-tec]. 

It is a good idea in the growing online turtorials market because there are a lot of people who feel the same way about using tutorial.
Well, there are a lot of tutorials out there. But as you know, all tutorials are not written equally. As the website’s mission states, “The goal of pixel groovy is to provide a social system for digital [tag-ice]design- coding tutorials[/tag-ice] so that the best tutorials can be ‘grooved’.”

So with Pixelgroovy.com you can decide what tutorials are good and which fall short. Pixel Groovy is a site that promotes social computer e-learning. It is more like sharing of-what-you-know about tutorials and possibly the links to some really good tutorials that helped you to excel in your work handling and image set up.

What this means is, readers can submit what they think is a good computer related tutorial for say Photoshop or maybe Windows XP and also access tutorials other readers have submitted.

I am hooked up on Photoshop and I have learned how to do some basic airbrushing techniques and that is about all I know. Moreover, I am really good at following some of the step by step tutorials I find on sites like pixelgroovy.com

There are some pretty good tutorials in there, mainly in Photoshop but it touches to many web design facets.

Be sure to check the Tools section, as there are some nice links there. Furthermover,  design is a little sketchy for a website that is showing you where to find good places to get better as web design.

It always hard to find tutorials for 3d apps, as they are scattered everyone, I have been looking for somwhere that has most all of them, and this definately has the potential. So check it out what design you will like to try on www.pixelgroovy.com