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| Photoshop Actions
One of the most useful features of Photoshop is the ability to store sequences of commands for repeated use, called Actions. Most commands and tool operations are recordable in actions. Adobe Photoshop actions are grouped into sets to better organize them.
You use the Actions palette to record, play, edit, and delete individual actions. It also lets you save and load action files. To display the Actions palette: Choose Window > Actions, or click the Actions palette tab if the palette is visible but not active. To load a set of actions: Photoshop artists everywhere freely distribute Adobe Photoshop actions they have created to achieve interesting painting effects that can be applied repeatedly under most situations. Here is one example: Mike Warren's Modern Art Action creates an Andy Warhol-like pop art effect. This Photoshop action has two parts. The first sets up nine square images. The second action adds Warhol's silkcreen effect to each square. But it doesn't just stop there. This Photoshop action delivers your picture completely matted and framed!
Download Mike Warren's Pop Art Photoshop Action
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