The Silhouette Cameo is great for using SVG digital stamps. With the Print and Cut feature, you can send the SVG file to your printer to print the stamp on watercolor paper. Then use the Silhouette to cut the stamp.

Patterns are used with several tools in Photoshop CS and the program comes with many preset patterns. But there will be times when you want to create your own pattern for a special project. In Photoshop CS it is easy to define a new pattern and save it to the list in the Pattern Picker.

Once you have completed your image in Paint Shop Pro, it will still be in the Paint Shop Pro format (.psp). If you plan to use this image on the web, you will want to save the image as a JPEG image using the built-in JPEG Optimizer feature.

As a digital artist, one option for selling your artwork is as digital scrapbooking products. As you might imagine, it is very difficult to get a job as a digital scrapbook product designer, due to the competition. So, where else can you sell your digital products? What are your options?

How to collaborate with clients using a web-based whiteboard called Stixyboard.

The Adobe Bridge has several ways to browse through the images in your folders. The method I use most often is the Filmstrip view which displays a list of thumbnails across the bottom of the Bridge window and an extra large thumbnail of the selected image in the content area.

One of the most convenient new features included in the Adobe Bridge is the built-in RSS Reader. RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication and it is one of the newest and easiest ways to keep up to date with your favorite websites.

If you want to add some pizazz to your marketing ad or company logo, you can use the Warp Text feature in Photoshop CS2 to twist your text into any shape and then add it to your graphic. The Warp Text command in Photoshop CS2 (also known as text on a path) makes the job of distorting text easy.

HTML5 Canvas for Games and Entertainment by Rob Hawkes - a review.

HTML5 Up and Running, an introduction to HTML5 by Mark Pilgrim.