# Any tips for someone looking to be an expert?

'-Working with vector images
-Manipulating layers
-Working with smart objects

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- Posted at: over 6 years ago
- Author title: Copywriter| Creative Strategist| Digital Content Specialist
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## Comments
### Comment 1

There are some Virtual Courses and MOOCs for free training and low cost.

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- Posted at: over 6 years ago
- Author title: Docente en Escuela Superior Politécnica del Litoral, Dirección de Proyectos Comunitarios con TI



### Comment 2

I'm guessing you're a visual learner, so your best option is to study the right titles in an online training library (I highly recommend LinkedIn Learning) and do the exercises. Deke McLelland's Photoshop titles on LIL will take you from beginner to highly professional if you do them in sequence and diligently. His "One-on-One" books for Photoshop and Illustrator are also well worth adding to your bookshelf.

You should try to connect up with a Photoshop User Group in your area, too. You're likely to find plenty of people who are more than willing to be helpful.

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- Posted at: over 6 years ago
- Author title: Creative Director, G&G Creative




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