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    Print-Ready Business Card Using Photoshop – Screencast

    on Oct 16th 2008 with 8 comments

    In this tutorial, we are going to design up a simple business card in Photoshop and get it ready for print with crop marks and bleed. Normally you’d do some of this with a tool like InDesign, but it is in fact possible to get by with just our trusty old Photoshop – Collis

    Gavin Steele is godonholiday on Themeforest
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    Gavin is from Douglas, Isle of Man and currently teaches ICT in a secondary school in London. He compiles screencasts for Psdtuts+!  

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    • http://www.umf2006.com/ AD

      Thanks for the tut..
      But where are the screen caps…only video? :(

    • http://webmadstudio.com Darius

      Hi Gavin,

      Thank you so much for these screencasts. :-)

      I have a question though– is it possible for you to upload the high-quality version of this screencast, the way you did for the other screencasts?

      Thanks again. You can’t imagine how much you’re helping me hone my Photoshop skills with what you’re doing. Keep it up! :-)

    • underground design

      hey good work !

      what’s the adress of the website i can only read “Arsenal” the quality is not the best ;)

    • entries

      go media

    • luis M

      thank you very much for sharing this with us , i really appriciete you taking the time to teach us how to do our own business card .

      thanks again and keep up the good work :)

    • http://www.freshclickmedia.com Shane

      Thanks for sharing this Phodoshop tutorial with us ;)

    • laiq

      im u r fan thanks make it easy for us

    • http://www.cheapbusinesscarddesigns.com/ Mark

      Great tutorial. I have learned a lot from your blog.

      Keep up the great work.