i SPEAK photoshop too!

BEFORE (check out the pimples!)

AFTER (check out the SMOOTH skin!)

give me a PC without internet with Adobe Photoshop in it i would most probably go to Microsoft Word and start typing some random words or maybe if i'm bored enough i would start drawing things on it. MICROSOFT WORD people!!!!

How sad was that?

But hey, that was back then. uhuh BACK THEN.

Now, i can officially say i'm pretty good at photoshop. *blink eyes real fast at you*

I know! it's such an exciting thing right? I was a total Photoshop dumba** before but not anymore. I've edited some of my pictures, MODIFIED it, enhanced it, IMPROVED it.. yeay yeay yeay yeay yeay..

now i Like photoshop! *SMILES WIDELY*

Well, purrrty much thanks to Ms Thong.
*imitating Ms Thong* : "Hey, I shay hands OFF the mouse!(-_-) Hands OFF! Hands OFF!"

Love,

Jacqkie.

(Not an expert, just a lover-beginner of Photoshop)

Comments

vvens said…

hahaha the msthong line, "hands off the mouse!".

i find it quite annoying sometimes. ;p

5:28 PM

Jacqkie Rowena said…

I KNOW! XD

8:33 PM

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