In issue 68 of Advanced Photoshop Magazine we reviewed EIZO’s FlexScan S2433W.

We must apologies for the miss print of this models price, which is £555 + VAT and not the £389 excluding VAT, as we had stated.

We must apologise for the miss print of this models price, which is £555 + VAT and not the £389 excluding VAT, as we had stated.

Apologies for any inconvenience that this may have caused EIZO and our readership. However, this item still stands up to its Editor’s Choice nomination and provides extreme value for money, at the actual existing price.

Look forward to more EIZO monitor latest product line reviews in up-and-coming AP issues.

Amended EIZO’s FlexScan S2433W here - http://www.photoshopdaily.co.uk/reviews/eizo-flexscan-s2433w-review/

www.eizo.com

Advanced Photoshop magazine, in association with Springleap.com, brings you a competition that challenges artists from around the world to set the tone for design in 2010.

Use your design power to chart a course for the direction of forward-thinking design trends for 2010. It’s time to be motivated by the cutting-edge world of commercial design! Release your own creative influence by drawing inspiration from popular culture, advertising, product design… the list is endless. It’s all about the trends that are making the most impact worldwide right now. Your designs must speak to people from all walks of life. Let the world’s most popular styles come alive through your design!

****Closing Date: 20 April 2010</strong>

We’ve joined forces with design lovers Springleap.com and provided entrants with cash prizes, personalised T-shirt prints and generous subscription incentives. But for that something extra, every entrant will receive a 40 per cent discount to a year’s subscription to Advanced Photoshop magazine. The prizes for the winner are:

What you can win…

• 4 T-shirts of the winning design (sizes selected by designer)

• A year’s subscription to Advanced Photoshop magazine

• A cash prize of approximately $500 (subject to current exchange rate)

• Showcase in the magazine

Requirements…

Theme

Trends 2010

Colours

Create your design using this specific palette only. Any other colour inclusions will see your design rejected

Rules…

• Artists can use any style of design

• Only truly original designs will be accepted; if you copy, we release the hounds

• Springleap.com design rules and regulations must be strictly  adhered to

Regulations…

• Product shots of any kind are unacceptable

• No company trademarks can be incorporated into designs (eg, Adobe, Photoshop and Advanced Photoshop)

• No nudity, offensive imagery or foul language

Visit www.springleap.com for how to enter and image requirements

http://www.photoshopdaily.co.uk/news/springleap-photoshop-t-shirt-competition-goes-live-tod

Hi guys, just a friendly reminder to KEEP POSTING COMMENTS!We love the standard of artwork coming through our gallery’s virtual doors, but there seems to be an absence of ratings and comments. We are all here to learn and be critiqued, so get your thinking caps on and get commenting!Keep up the good work.Adam

Hi gallery gang.Well it’s nearly time for us to reveal our latest Industry Section in the pending issue 57 of Advanced Photoshop Magazine. Student work has a big part to play here and we are now actively seeking the top studying designers from around the globe to contribute.If you feel you have what it takes, then send several low-res JPEGs to AP senior staff writer Adam Smith at adam.smith@imagine-publishing.co.uk with course details and a little about your work.Who knows, you could be the next big thing promoted in this new magazine section.Don’t dilly-dally, get posting now!

Hi guys just a friendly reminder to KEEP POSTING COMMENTS!

We love the standard of artwork coming through our galleries virtual doors, but there seems to be an absence of ratings and comments. We are all here to learn and be critiqued so get your thinking caps on and get commenting!

Keep up the good work.

Adam

Hi Gallery gang, just a quick notice to all users. We are glad to see everyone getting involved and giving  every one a fair rating out of five for their artwork. However, we have noticed, for instance, that some artworks have had 50 visits, a five-star rating, yet NO comments left. We can’t stress enough how great it is to know why your artwork has achieved a certain mark, so please leave a comment if you rate the images. That’s why it’s there, and it is a constructive way to help others improve.Many thanks, Adam Smith, senior staff writer

Advanced Photoshop strives to bring you innovative and fresh editorial within our related articles. Issue 50 especially. This issue delivered contemporary layouts, diverse resources and great exposure for over 100 artists. Overall, it was a big success and we’d like to thank everyone who contributed.However, with such a mammoth issue, we must apologise to a couple of our artists for article misprints and so you, the reader, aren’t left without appropriate contacts and resources.We’d like to apologies to both international freelance designers George Smith and Kirk Nelson for our website misprints within our 50 Top Tips feature.George Smith’s website is in fact www.endeffect.com and not www.georgesmith.co.uk.Kirk Nelson has no official website presently, so www.trikirk.com is invalid. However, if Kirk’s previous works in our issues appeal to you, he can be contacted at kirkthreed@gmail.com.Again, sincere apologies for any problems this may have caused our artists and readers.

As Julie is away today taking a well-earned rest after a manic 50th issue, and I’m back from a little break myself (cheering on the mighty Spurs to their first win, good times, good times), I thought I’d update you guys on AP’s visit to the CreativePro Expo at the Olympia National Hall last Thursday.Needless to say, it was a hotbed of commercial and creative activity and well worth the trip. And, of course, I was there to sample the digital delights. Making some worthy contacts, we’re hoping here at the mag that these relationships will allow us to further provide readers with examples and opinions of some of the industry’s top hardware and software technologies. So keep an eye out for new developments over the coming issues.

Hi gang, well, I hope you like the new place. I am, of course, talking about the official Advanced Photoshop gallery website’s latest interface. But why not let us know directly.Just log onto the forum at www.advancedphotoshop.co.uk/forum and visit Chat Lounge>Face Off Site Section and leave your comment, be it positive or negative, but always constructive. Let us know exactly what you think of the redesign.

We’ve let you know about the official Advanced Photoshop gallery site’s wonderful new makeover, but that’s not all it offers. Now visitors can sample the Face Off site section, where artists’ works are pitted together. You decide which is best! To see it first hand, visit www.advancedphotoshop.co.uk.