How to Create Product Labels in Photoshop
Posted September 12, 2008 in freelancenews Add Comment »
How to Create Product Labels in Photoshop
Learn how to create “Product Labels” in Photoshop. This tutorial demonstrates how to create a green tea label with a ninja character in background.
About the author: Mason Hipp is an entrepreneur, marketing guru, and writer. He blogs about life and business at FreelanceFolder.com and is co-author of the Book The Unlimited Freelancer. Follow him on twitter @MasonHipp
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